[情報] 2009選秀報導(6th round)

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6th round #183 Player:Ryan Ortiz Pos. :C/OF Class :Jr. B-T :R-R HT:6-3 WT:200 College:Oregon State Hometown: San Diego, Calif. B’date:9-10-87 BA: 6 183 Ryan Ortiz C Oregon State Ore. Catcher Ryan Ortiz has hit well, both in the Cape Cod League and during his time at Oregon State. Still, scouts see a long swing and ultimately view him as more of a backup if he makes it to the major leagues. The 6-foot-3, 205-pounder , a preseason third-team All-American, has solid athleticism and a quick release from behind the plate. He's just adequate defensively with an average arm, though he has consistent 1.95-2.0 second pop times and nabbed 32 percent of opposing basestealers this year. He's also handled velocity on the Beavers' talented staff. pgcrosschecker: 183. Ryan Ortiz C/OF Jr. R-R 6-3 200 Oregon State San Diego, Calif. Never drafted 9-10-87 SCOUTING PROFILE (3/1): Ortiz was a non-factor as a college freshman in 2007, going hitless in seven at-bats as an understudy to supplemental first-rounder Mitch Canham for College World Series champion Oregon State, and playing sparingly that summer. But he broke loose in a big way as a sophomore catcher for the Beavers, hitting .351-5-55 and topping the team in RBIs. He followed by hitting .274-1-18 during the summer in the Cape Cod League. Ortiz has significant power potential in his big frame, and just needs to get stronger and be more consistent at the plate to tap into it. His strength gains over the last year are already noticeable and he has a smooth, line-drive swing. He drives the ball where it is pitched, particularly to right field, and his ability to make adjustments at the plate impress scouts. Ortiz was considered the secondary catcher at Yarmouth-Dennis in the Cape, but his bat was too valuable to leave on the bench and his superior athletic ability enabled him to play a variety of positions last summer. He played 10 games at first, 12 in the outfield and 17 behind the plate. Ortiz is solid, but not outstanding at any position, and should be at least adequate behind the plate. His pop times are a steady 2.0 seconds, and his arm strength is the one area that stands out defensively. It was apparent, as well, that pitchers enjoy working with him. —ALLAN SIMPSON UPDATE (5/15): Two expectations for the versatile Ortiz didn't come to fruition this spring. He was expected to play a variety of positions for the Beavers because he was bothered in the fall by a sore back and his athleticism enables him to play almost anywhere, but he ended up catching every game. His raw power also didn't blossom, as anticipated. The net effect is that he probably became a better overall defender, with improved technique and better arm accuracy, and his offense didn't really suffer as he still posted nearly identical numbers to 2008, topping the Beavers with a .352 average, tying for the club lead with five homers and driving in 45 runs. He also finished first with 55 runs scored, second with 17 doubles and had more walks (39) than strikeouts (34). In other words, he was a stalwart for the Beavers on both sides of ball. Scouts might have questioned whether his bat, or more specifically his power, might have played at a corner position, but it is not an issue now that he has firmly established himself behind the plate. It will be interesting to see if the San Diego Padres make a run at Ortiz in the third to fifth rounds as Ortiz has been dating Padres manager Bud Black's daughter for years.—AS http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/O/Ryan-Ortiz.shtml age AB H 2B 3B HR SB CS BB SO avg obp slg 2007 OSU 19 NCAA 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 .200 .000 2008 OSU 20 NCAA 188 66 16 1 5 1 0 29 29 .351 .442 .527 2009 OSU 21 NCAA 216 76 17 1 5 2 0 39 34 .352 .454 .509 http://www.osubeavers.com/sports/m-basebl/stats/2008-2009/teamcume.html -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 122.117.152.63