[情報] 2010選秀報導(11-50 round)
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11 335 Wade Kirkland SS Florida Southern Fla.
Florida Southern's best position player prospect should be third baseman
Kirkland, a grinder who can hit and has some power. He runs fairly well and
should be able to stay at third.
12 365 Matt Thomson RHP San Diego Calif.
Thomson has enjoyed an excellent season coming out of the bullpen, striking out
56 in 41 innings. While his fastball is not blazing at 89 mph, he moves it
around the zone and throws strikes.
14 425 J.C. Menna RHP Brookdale (N.J.) CC N.J.
The top prospect in New Jersey is Brookdale CC righthander J.C. Menna, who
ranked 16th on this list and went undrafted a year ago. He did improve his
performance this spring, going 6-3, 1.53 with 64 strikeouts and 16 walks in 59
innings. A 39th-round pick by the Pirates out of New Jersey's Red Bank
Catholic High in 2007, Menna headed to James Madison after graduating, then
transferred to Seton Hall and finally landed at Brookdale last season. Menna
ran his fastball up to 92 mph at times in 2009, but his velocity was
inconsistent, and his breaking ball was mediocre. This spring, he threw more
consistently in the 90-92 range with good life, and he improved his secondary
stuff, flashing an average slider and a fringy changeup. He has a chance to be
drafted toward the back of the top 10 rounds.
15 455 Scott Woodward 3B Coastal Carolina S.C.
Legally deaf, Woodward has excellent speed and patience at the plate but hasn't
hit with the power he showed as a freshman. That limits his profile because he
lacks the power for third base and the footwork for the middle infield. He's
likely destined for the outfield.
18 545 Jose Macias RHP Franklin Pierce (N.H.) N.H.
The Ravens boast Upper New England's top prospect again this year in junior
righthander Macias, who went 9-1, 0.96 with 110 strikeouts and 19 walks in 85
innings to lead Franklin Pierce back to the Division II World Series. Macias, a
6-foot-1, 185-pounder, played shortstop during his 2008 freshman year at
Monroe (N.Y.) CC and his sophomore year at Franklin Pierce. He threw just one
inning in 2009, but the Ravens decided to convert him to the mound full-time
for his junior season, and he earned East Region pitcher of the year honors.
Macias dominated largely with his fringe-average 75-81 mph slider, and scouts
said they wanted to see him pitch more off his fastball, which ranges from 88-
91 mph. He flashes an occasional changeup, but rarely before the fourth inning.
Macias has some athleticism and arm strength, but he's not overly physical. He
projects as a 10th- to 15th-round pick.
23 695 Zach Thornton RHP Oregon Ore.
Righthander Thornton is a 6-foot-4, 210 pound senior who wears size 17 shoes
and has a funky, low three-quarters arm action. Early in the year his sinking
fastball sat around 90-93 mph, though later he was more 86-88. He has the best
changeup and command on the Oregon staff, but his breaking ball is nothing
special.
24 725 Ryan Lipkin C San Francisco Calif.
Catcher Lipkin earned a surprise spot on Team USA after his sophomore season to
put himself on the map. Lipkin throws well, has leadership qualities, competes
well, has strength with the bat and is good behind the plate. He struggled as a
junior, hitting just .266,then bounced back with a solid senior season in 2010.
28 845 Ryan Pineda 2B Cal State Northridge Calif.
The Big West's home run leader for much of the year was Cal State Fullerton's
Christian Colon, but late in the year Cal State Northridge second baseman
Pineda passed him. Pineda has offensive instincts, an aggressive swing and an
aggressive approach at the plate. He stole 24 bases as a senior but is an
average runner.
31 935 Aaron Judge 1B Linden (Calif.) HS Calif.
Six-foot-7, 225-pound Judge is reminiscent of former Astros flamethrower J.R.
Richard. One look at Judge and his delivery is enough to hook most scouts, with
the feeling they're looking at a future big leaguer. He pounds the bottom of
the strike zone with tremendous tilt. His delivery is smooth and hitters tend
to swing at his 87-90 mph fastball like it's 93, while his overhand curveball
has good spin and late break. With his large hands, Judge has yet to master a
changeup grip. He added a split-finger fastball that should be relatively easy
for him to pick up. Judge is also a physical righhanded hitter with power and
good speed, going down the line in times as low as 4.20 seconds. More scouts
like him on the mound. He has committed to Fresno State.
32 965 Todd McInnis RHP Southern Mississippi Miss.
McInnis was an eligible sophomore last year but wasn't drafted, due mostly to
his size--he's listed at 6-foot-1, 160 pounds and may be smaller--and
signability. McInnis' best attributes remain his command of a fringy fastball
and his solid-average curve.
40 1205 Andrew Smith RHP Roswell (Ga.) HS Ga.
Smith is a North Carolina recruit who has shown good arm strength at 90-92 mph,
touching 93. He has flashed a strong curveball with depth at times, but didn't
wow scouts despite his good raw stuff.
41 1235 Andrew Knapp C Granite Bay (Calif.) HS Calif. (National rank:184)
Switch-hitting high school catchers who profile as high-average hitters and
above-average defensive players—not to mention having baseball bloodlines—are
not very common. Andrew Knapp, whose father Mike caught professionally for 11
years, fits that description. He has a pure stroke on both sides of the plate
and his set-up and mannerisms resemble Chipper Jones. He shows more raw power
on the right side. Knapp is 6 feet, 175 pounds with wiry strength, and he
physically should resemble Jason Kendall. He hits the ball hard to all fields
and does so with flashes of extra-base power. Defensively he flashes the tools
of an above-average catching prospect but also has plenty of room for
improvement. His arm grades out near average, but if you watch him enough you
see a plus arm on his snap throws behind runners. Knapp's receiving skills are
presently fair due to occasional trouble on the glove side, but he projects
above average. His arm stroke and footwork too often do not work together on
his throws to second base, but like his receiving he has the ability to develop
better skills. Knapp has committed to California.
45 1355 Krey Bratsen OF Bryan (Texas) HS Texas (National rank:175)
Bratsen is the fastest true prospect in the 2010 draft, capable of running the
60-yard dash in 6.35 seconds.He seems destined to take that speed to Texas A&M.
His father James led the Aggies in RBIs for three years running in the 1970s,
and the campus is just five minutes from Bratsen's high school. He also has a
seven-figure price tag, and the rest of his game isn't refined enough to
warrant that kind of payday. Bratsen's second-best tool is his strong arm. He
has plenty of bat speed, but he has a long righthanded swing and doesn't make
consistent contact. At 6 feet and 160 pounds, he lacks the strength to drive
balls. His speed is an asset in center field, but his instincts are just fair
and he doesn't take good routes on flyballs. Bratsen has considerable potential
as a hitter and defender, but he's a few years away from realizing it yet.
46 1385 Tyler Skulina RHP Walsh Jesuit HS, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Ohio
Skulina had elbow issues at the end of last summer and back problems this
spring, and at times his fastball dropped to the mid-80s. Once healthy, he
pushed his fastball up to 90-93 mph and his career record to 26-0 through the
Division II regional playoffs. He has a power slider that's inconsistent, and
scouts say his arm action is long and his 6-foot-6, 235-pound frame is a little
soft. He's committed to Virginia.
50 1505 T.J. Walz RHP Kansas Kan.
At times, Walz will flash a 91-94 mph fastball and a plus breaking ball, and he
has won eight games in each of the last two seasons for Kansas. But the 6-foot,
175-pound righthander also confounds scouts, because there are games where he
works at 88-91 mph and he has more of a slurve. His stuff, ability to throw
strikes and his competitiveness earned him a spot on Team USA last summer, yet
he was telling teams he plans on returning for his senior season.
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