[情報] 2013選秀報導(Supp. 2nd round)

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2nd rd #71 Chad Pinder Virginia Tech (VA) SS R/R JR 6'02" 192lbs DOB: 03/29/92 BA National Rank:54 Signed for/Slot money: 750,000/782,900 mlb.com: http://wapc.mlb.com/play/?topic_id=40395496&content_id=25883017 Scouting Grades* (present/future): Hit: 4/6 | Power: 3/5 | Run: 4/4 | Arm: 5/5 | Field: 5/6 | Overall: 4/5 49.Pinder went undrafted out of high school, but there's no danger of that happening this time around. The Virginia Tech third baseman has gotten bigger and stronger during his college career. He uses the whole field at the plate with an advanced approach. While he has mostly gap power now, he has the chance to clear some fences in the future. He has fringy speed, but he's a solid and reliable defender at third and should have no trouble staying there. It isn't a great class in terms of college bats, so Pinder's performance will be watched very carefully all spring and he's bound to do pretty well on Draft day. BA: http://album.blog.yam.com/thomashsnu perfectgame: (0503)http://album.blog.yam.com/thomashsnu (0530)http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=20823 53. CHAD PINDER, 3b/ss, Virginia Tech (Jr.) In a draft class full of high risk college players, Pinder makes a compelling case in the early rounds as a safe bet. The 6-foot-2, 192 pound infielder has been a consistent performer for Virginia Tech for three years now, and placed himself on the map as an elite draft pick last summer in Cape Cod. A third baseman with excellent hands and range, Pinder may profile better up the middle, specifically at second base, as a pro. He’s more of an average hitter than a player who is going to put up big power numbers, and he certainly has the skill set to play up the middle. His swing is short and quick to the ball, and he’s proven he can recognize and handle quality breaking pitches. He’s also shown scouts an excellent batting eye and a decent rate of contact. He’s a step above average speed-wise as well. That well rounded skill-set, plus another high quality spring in 2013, should keep Pinder inside the top two rounds in June. KL http://niketalk.com/t/531500/the-oakland-athletics-2013-season-thread/570 Keith Law - #87 71. Chad Pinder, 3B, 6'2'', 192 lb, Virginia Tech Pinder projects as a fringy to solid-average regular at third base, the type of player who'd go in the fourth or fifth round in a stronger draft but could go as high as the late second this year. At the plate, his approach is quiet, with his hands starting somewhat low and minimal load before a slightly rotational swing that might produce 10-to-15 home run power at most. His bat speed is a tick better than average, but it's more of a strength swing than anything else. He turns his front knee in for his trigger, so he's late transferring his weight and his front side can go soft as he follows through. He should stay at third base with the hands and arm to make up for any lack of range at the position. I don't see star potential here, but there are so few bats in this draft who might be average big-league regulars, especially in the infield, that he's a clear top 100 prospect even with the lack of ceiling. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?P=chad-pinder age AB H 2B 3B HR SB CS BB SO avg obp slg 2011 Virginia Tech 19 104 21 3 4 3 4 1 7 19 .317 .368 .510 2012 Virginia Tech 20 212 69 22 1 7 6 5 14 42 .325 .380 .538 2013 Virginia Tech 21 240 77 13 1 8 5 4 21 38 .321 .404 .483 http://www.hokiesports.com/baseball/stats/2013/?season -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 1.34.135.173 ※ 編輯: ThomasHSNU 來自: 1.34.135.214 (07/01 00:48)