[情報] Early Draft Preview

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Early Draft Preview: The Top 50 1. Anthony Rendon, 3b, Rice Could be first college position player taken with top pick since Pat Burrell (1998). 2. Gerrit Cole, rhp, UCLA Had best pure stuff in 2008 draft and has best pure stuff this time around. 3. Matt Purke, lhp, Texas Christian Rangers offered him $6 million out of high school in 2009 before MLB killed deal. 4. George Springer, of, Connecticut Potential 30-30 player is best all-around athlete in this draft class. 5. Sonny Gray, rhp, Vanderbilt If he weren't 5-foot-11, he'd be in the mix for the No. 1 overall pick. 6. Taylor Jungmann, rhp, Texas Big-game pitcher has gone 6-0 in two years of NCAA tournament play. 7. Jackie Bradley, of, South Carolina Won Most Outstanding Player honors as Gamecocks took 2010 College World Series title. 8. Matt Barnes, rhp, Connecticut He and Springer will surpass Charles Nagy (No. 17, 1988) as highest- drafted Huskies ever. 9. Archie Bradley, rhp, Broken Arrow (Okla.) HS Has size, stuff and a football scholarship to play quarterback at Oklahoma. 10. Bubba Starling, of, Gardner-Edgerton HS, Gardner, Kan. Another QB recruit (Nebraska), he's a two-way star who can hit 94 mph on the mound. 11. Danny Hultzen, lhp, Virginia Doesn't have the stuff of the arms ahead of him, but he's more polished than any of them. 12. Jed Bradley, lhp, Georgia Tech One AL scouting director says he'd take Bradley over any pitcher in this draft. 13. Francisco Lindor, ss, Montverde (Fla.) Academy Five-tool player won Aflac home run derby, is easily the top shortstop in this draft crop. 14. Daniel Norris, lhp, Science Hill HS, Johnson City, Tenn. Similar to 2010's No. 4 pick, Drew Pomeranz, including his Tennessee roots. 15. Dylan Bundy, rhp, Owasso (Okla.) HS Mark your calendar: Faces Archie Bradley and Broken Arrow on Feb. 23, April 15. 16. Trevor Bauer, rhp, UCLA Led NCAA Division I with 165 strikeouts last spring, showed increased velocity in fall. 17. Henry Owens, lhp, Edison HS, Huntington Beach, Calif. Ultraprojectable 6-foot-5, 195-pounder was top pitcher at Area Code Games. 18. Anthony Meo, rhp, Coastal Carolina Showed upper-90s fastball, upper-80s slider in Cape Cod League. 19. Jose Fernandez, rhp, Alonso HS, Tampa Cuban defector touches 97 mph with fastball, backs it up with hard curveball. 20. Dillon Howard, rhp, Searcy (Ark.) HS Could pass Hugh Walker (No. 18, 1988) as earliest Arkansas prep pick ever. 21. Josh Bell, of, Jesuit College Prep, Dallas Started switch-hitting at age 5, has enticing power from both sides of the plate. 22. Blake Swihart, c, Cleveland HS, Rio Rancho, N.M. Athletic catcher topped U.S. 18U team in hitting (.448), homers (five) last summer. 23. John Stilson, rhp, Texas A&M Led NCAA Division I in ERA (0.80), ranked second in K/9 (13.5) last year. 24. Kolten Wong, 2b, Hawaii Cape Cod League MVP is a heady player who hit .341 with wood bats. 25. Tyler Anderson, lhp, Oregon Used solid four-pitch mix to pitch 16 scoreless innings for Team USA last summer. 26. Jason Esposito, 3b, Vanderbilt Very athletic for a third baseman with solid tools across the board. 27. Alex Dickerson, of, Indiana One of best bats in draft, won Big Ten triple crown (.419-24-75) last spring. 28. Brian Goodwin, of, Miami Dade JC Top juco prospect transferred from North Carolina after being suspended. 29. Brandon Nimmo, of, East HS, Cheyenne, Wyo. Tremendous athlete is best Wyoming prep prospect since Mike Devereaux. 30. Mikie Mahtook, of, Louisiana State With solid tools across the board, could go much higher if he makes swing adjustments. 31. Jason Coats, of, Texas Christian Set TCU record with 99 hits in spring, raised his profile more than anyone on Cape last summer. 32. Peter O'Brien, c, Bethune-Cookman Scouts love his huge raw power but he must improve his receiving to stay behind the plate. 33. Andrew Susac, c, Oregon State Draft-eligible sophomore had lackluster freshman year before leading Cape in slugging (.500). 34. Alex Meyer, rhp, Kentucky He's 6-foot-9 and can touch 100 mph, but he also has a 6-7, 6.34 record in two years of college. 35. Tony Zych, rhp, Louisville Draft's best reliever prospect earned top-prospect honors from scouts in Cape Cod League. 36. Austin Hedges, c, JSerra HS, San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Outstanding defender is committed to UCLA, will be one of draft's toughest signs. 37. Nicky Delmonico, c/3b, Farragut HS, Knoxville, Tenn. Can play all over the diamond, bat makes him a top prospect even if he's not a catcher. 38. Javier Baez, 3b/c, Arlington Country Day HS, Jacksonville Toolsy player has plus power and speed, become more attractive if he can catch. 39. Dwight Smith Jr., of, McIntosh HS, Peachtree City, Ga. Pure hitter's father Dwight Sr. finished second in 1989 NL rookie of the year balloting. 40. Austin Wood, rhp, Southern California He's inconsistent and at his third school in three years, but he hit 99 mph on the Cape. 41. Derek Fisher, of, Cedar Crest HS, Lebanon, Pa. Unveiled five-tool potential at East Coast Professional Showcase. 42. Charlie Tilson, of, New Trier HS, Winnetka, Ill. Vaulted up draft boards with breakout performance at Area Code Games. 43. John Ruettiger, of, Arizona State Nephew of immortal football walk-on "Rudy" won Cape batting title with .369 average. 44. Billy Flamion, of, Central Catholic HS, Modesto, Calif. Corner outfielder has one of the quickest bats among this year's high schoolers. 45. Logan Verrett, rhp, Baylor One of more polished college arms available, throws three solid pitches for strikes. 46. Levi Michael, ss, North Carolina Top college shortstop prospect played second and third base in first two seasons. 47. Tyler Beede, rhp, Lawrence Academy, Groton, Mass. Advanced prep pitcher works both sides of the plate, has quality secondary pitches. 48. Andrew Chafin, lhp, Kent State Showed 95-mph fastball in fall practice after missing 2010 following Tommy John surgery. 49. Jack Armstrong Jr., rhp, Vanderbilt Son of former all-star has first-round stuff but must show more consistency. 50. Zach Cone, of, Georgia Fastest player in draft can move up draft boards if he puts bad Cape summer behind him. --- 下面是 BA Jim Callis 選出的 21 歲以下投手新秀 Top 15 (包涵 2011 選秀) Gerrit Cole 和 Matt Purke 分別是第六和第七： 1. Julio Teheran, rhp, Braves (age 21 on Opening Day). The best pitching prospect around, regardless of age. 2. Jameson Taillon, rhp, Pirates (19). His $6.5 million bonus is the second-highest in draft history. 3. Shelby Miller, rhp, Cardinals (20). Has vaulted to top of deep 2009 prep pitching class. 4. Jacob Turner, rhp, Tigers (19). That group also included Turner and Nos. 7 and 10 below. 5. Matt Moore, lhp, Rays (21). Led minors in strikeouts in both 2009 and 2010. 6. Gerrit Cole, rhp, UCLA (20). He should be the first pitcher drafted in June . . . 7. Matt Purke, lhp, Texas Christian (20). . . . unless it's this fellow former first-round pick. 8. John Lamb, lhp, Royals (20). Flew under draft radar in 2008 after breaking elbow in auto accident. 9. Mike Montgomery, lhp, Royals (21). Kansas City drafted Lamb, Montgomery and Eric Hosmer in 2008. 10. Tyler Matzek, lhp, Rockies (20). Could rocket up this list if he gets his command back. 11. Randall Delgado, rhp, Braves (21). Overshadowed by Teheran, but nearly as good. 12. Casey Kelly, rhp, Padres (21). San Diego wouldn't have traded Adrian Gonzalez without getting Kelly. 13. Martin Perez, lhp, Rangers (19). Stalled somewhat in Double-A, but he got there at age 18. 14. Anthony Ranaudo, rhp, Red Sox (21). Getting him in 2010 draft made Boston more comfortable dealing Kelly. 15. Trey McNutt, rhp, Cubs (21). Chicago stole a guy with two potential plus-plus pitches in 2009's 32nd round. http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prospects/ask-ba/2011/2611224.html -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.160.68.54