[情報] 2012選秀報導(2nd-5th round)

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BA: http://album.blog.yam.com/thomashsnu 2nd rd #62 Bruce Maxwell Birmingham Southern, AL C L/R JR 6'02" 235lbs DOB: 12/20/90 BA National Rank:415 Signed for/Slot money:700,000/831,200 mlb.com: Round 2 (62nd overall): C Bruce Maxwell, Birmingham-Southern College, 6-2, 235 Maxwell was named the ABCA/Rawlings National Player of the Year for 2012. He led the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference with a .471 batting average, a .928 slugging percentage and a .619 on-base percentage. He was also named National Player of the Year and a First Team All-American by D3baseball.com. JS: http://tinyurl.com/74fbgeb Bruce Maxwell, 1B, Birmingham Southern University: Maxwell is one of the best statistical performers in the college ranks this year, hitting a robust .471/.619/.928 with 25 doubles, 15 homers, 59 walks, and just 11 strikeouts in 153 at-bats. He's a big guy at 6-2, 230 pounds, but isn't just a masher, showing legitimate hitting skills as well as a strong throwing arm. Division III stars face an uphill battle on draft day, but Maxwell has a good track record in summer ball. Given the lack of college hitting talent in the draft this year, he bears close watching. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?P=bruce-maxwell-1 Birmingham- age AB H 2B 3B HR SB CS BB SO avg obp slg 2012 Southern 21 153 72 25 0 15 4 0 59 11 .471 .619 .928 http://bscsports.net/sports/bsb/2011-12/files/TEAMCUME.HTM ------------- 2nd rd #74 Nolan Sanburn Arkansas, AR RHP R/R SO 6'00" 190lbs DOB: 07/21/91 BA National Rank:55 Signed for/Slot money:-/691,000 mlb.com: While fellow Arkansas sophomore pitcher Ryne Stanek narrowly misses being Draft eligible, Sanburn does qualify. And he's been getting plenty of attention. Sanburn has seen most of his action on the Razorbacks out of the bullpen, and while he has started a few games, most see his future as a short reliever. That's probably because of his outstanding two-pitch power arsenal. Sanburn can crank it up into the upper-90s, sitting comfortably at around 95 mph. He complements the plus fastball with a hard, slurvy curve that has some serious bite when he stays on top of it. He generally is around the strike zone, occasionally having trouble keeping the ball down in the zone. He does go right after hitters with a closer-like mentality, a role he could potentially fill at the next level. perfectgame: http://www.perfectgame.org/Players/Playerprofile.aspx?ID=234606 (0221) 2/21/12: Sanburn is eligible for the 2012 baseball draft, but only by the slimmest of margins. With a July 21, 1991 birthdate, he barely falls within the 45-day window following the June 4-6 draft where college sophomores may be selected. Coincidentally, Sanburn’s teammate, sophomore righthander Ryne Stanek, another potential first-round talent, is not eligible, though he is just five days younger. That Sanburn is a legitimate candidate to be drafted in the first round this year is a development that not all scouts saw coming. He was a significant part of a promising Arkansas freshman class, though not as heralded as Stanek, an unsigned third-rounder from the 2010 draft, or corner infielder Dominic Ficociello, who would have been taken about the same spot as Stanek had he been considered more signable. Ficociello slipped to the Detroit Tigers in the 23rd round—11 rounds before the same team drafted Sanburn, as an outfielder. Though Sanburn pitched and played the outfield, and also caught at an Indiana high school, the Razorbacks targeted him as a pitcher from the start, and he served as the team’s primary closer as a freshman. He had just as strong an impact as Ficiociello and Stanek did for the 2011 Razorbacks, posting eight saves and a 3.62 ERA in 24 relief appearances. Sanburn carried that success into summer ball in the Northwoods League, where he was selected that league’s No. 1 prospect. Although he appeared in only six games for Battle Creek, two of which were starts, he posted a 2.33 ERA over 19 innings for the eventual NWL champions, while allowing only nine hits and striking out 24 during his abbreviated summer stay. Most impressive, he had command of his 90-94 mph fastball, which topped out at 98, and his breaking ball also projected as a plus pitch. By working as a starter, though only briefly, it gave Sanburn an opportunity to work on developing a promising changeup. While Sanburn has been installed as the closer for the Razorbacks as a sophomore, and fits the profile for that role with his dominant stuff and aggressive, bulldog-like approach, his three-pitch repertoire should enable him to be used as a starter at some point in his career, most likely at the professional level. Sanburn’s fastball is his go-to pitch, not only for its velocity but for the angles he throws it. It was consistently dominant in the 92-96 mph range in the fall and pre-season practice, and is a true swing-and- miss offering. His breaking ball looks more like a slider with its impressive velocity, but its hard, downer action resembles that of a curveball. His ability to throw the pitch more consistently for strikes prevents hitters from sitting on his dominant fastball. With an athletic 6-foot-1, 205-pound frame, he employs a compact, repeatable delivery and continues to make strides in developing command of his pitches. For all the progress that Sanburn has made in his brief career at Arkansas, he was one of several Indiana high-school prospects that were largely overlooked in the 2010 draft. Only one player from that state, catcher/shortstop Justin O’Conner, a supplemental first-round pick of the Tampa Bay Rays, was selected in the first 33 rounds, and only five such players, including Sanburn, were drafted at all. And yet that underappreciated Indiana prep crop could yield a bounty of early-round picks in the next two years, led by Sanburn this year, along with Louisville shortstop Alex Chittenden, Indiana shortstop Dustin DeMuth, Cincinnati outfielder Justin Glass, Vanderbilt first baseman Conrad Gregor, Indiana State lefthander Sean Manaea and Louisville righthander Jeff Thompson in 2013. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?P=nolan-sanburn age W L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2011 Razorbacks 19 2 4 3.62 24 0 32.1 28 13 13 2 15 35 2012 Razorbacks 20 2 1 2.45 14 2 25.2 18 8 7 0 12 30 http://www.arkansasrazorbacks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=6100&ATCLID=189941 ------------- 3rd rd #106 Kyle Twomey El Dorado HS, CA LHP L/L HS 6'03" 165lbs DOB: 12/29/93 BA National Rank:62 Signed for/Slot money:-/449,700 mlb.com: http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=22032543&c_id=mlb Projectable lefties will always draw interest, especially one who performs well as the Draft approaches and gets high marks for his makeup. He'll throw both a two- and four-seam fastball, a big, sweeping curve and a changeup. He started adding a cutter late in the year, and it looks like it might have the chance to be a decent offering. While the fastball tops out at 90-91 mph and his secondary stuff is a bit behind the fastball, the upside is what will have teams interested in the early stages of the Draft. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?P=kyle-twomey age W L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2011 Golden Hawks 17 7 3 1.32 12 10 63.2 46 22 12 1 23 65 2012 Golden Hawks 18 8 3 0.76 12 11 73.2 39 16 8 1 25 77 http://www.maxpreps.com/athletes/QuBbUtQLl0u2oIZ7bavX9g/baseball-spring-12/profile-kyle-twomey.htm ------------- 4th rd #139 B.J. Boyd Palo Alto HS, CA CF L/R HS 5'10" lbs DOB: 07/16/93 BA National Rank:178 Signed for/Slot money:300,000/327,100 mlb.com: Boyd possesses great athleticism and speed in the outfield and has shown good instincts on the basepaths. He has an average arm, but it should become better with more work and better mechanics. He should be able to hit for a decent average and could hit for some power with his very muscular frame. Boyd has always split time between baseball and football, so when he starts to focus on just baseball, he could develop into a very good player. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?P=b.j.-boyd age AB H 2B 3B HR SB CS BB SO avg obp slg 2011 Vikings 17 80 37 6 1 0 20 3 4 5 .462 .511 .563 2012 Vikings 18 71 36 7 2 1 25 7 19 9 .507 .628 .704 http://www.maxpreps.com/athletes/tBiUKLOj2EukSDsuri7k8g/baseball-spring-12/profile-bj-boyd.htm ------------- 5th rd #169 Max Muncy Baylor, TX 1B L/R JR 5'11" 210lbs DOB: 08/25/90 BA National Rank:140 Signed for/Slot money: 240,000/244,900 mlb.com: In a year with few advanced college bats, Muncy could be one of the first ones off the board. Muncy has a short, compact swing and makes consistent contact. Muncy has shown good power in his three years at Baylor and also has above- average speed for a first baseman. Some scouts wonder if the power will translate to the pro game, but if it doesn't, Muncy has the athleticism to be able to move to a new position. Most teams covet advanced college bats that are also signable, and this could allow Muncy to be picked within the first few rounds. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?P=Maxwell-Muncy age AB H 2B 3B HR SB CS BB SO avg obp slg 2010 Baylor 19 230 69 13 0 11 5 0 24 48 .300 .374 .500 2011 Baylor 20 227 73 10 3 9 6 3 37 36 .322 .428 .511 2012 Baylor 21 255 82 17 3 7 7 5 41 32 .322 .418 .494 http://www.baylorbears.com/sports/m-basebl/stats/2011-2012/teamcume.html#TEAM.MLB -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.34.111.73 ※ 編輯: ThomasHSNU 來自: 114.34.111.73 (06/17 15:05)