Re: [情報] 免費的球探報告(前十輪)

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第11~14輪的球探報告 =================== Player Pos. B-T HT WT High School B’date Blake Brewer RHP R-R 6-5 180 Sandy Creek 3/2/1990 SCOUTING REPORT: Brewer is the younger brother of Brent Brewer, the Milwaukee Brewers’ second-round draft choice in 2006, although there isn’t much physical resemblance between them. At 6-foot-5 and 180 pounds, Blake is long and lean. Brent is more muscular. Brewer is a projection-pitcher with a long, loose and easy arm action and a present 86-90 mph fastball. His mid-70s curveball gets proper rotation and occasional hard spin and is a potential strikeout pitch in the future.—DAVID RAWNSLEY Player Pos. B-T HT WT College B’date Brandon Turner 2B L-R Jun-00 188 Mississippi State 2/15/1987 SCOUTING REPORT (3/1): Turner red-shirted as a Mississippi State freshman, only to make a huge statement last spring when he topped the Bulldogs with a .399 average—the second-best mark in the Southeastern Conference. He also added three homers and 48 RBIs. He’s primarily a line-drive hitter who does a good job of using all parts of the field with gap power. His bat is his best tool as he lacks the range and arm strength to play shortstop. Turner started the 2007 season at that position for the Bulldogs, but eventually found his way to second base—his more natural position. His hands and range are acceptable there, and he is fluid in turning the double play.—ALLAN SIMPSON UPDATE (5/15): A major contributing factor in Mississippi State’s first losing campaign in more than three decades was the loss of Turner, who hurt his hamstring in the opening weekend of the 2008 season. The injury lingered all spring, even though Turner tried unsuccessfully a couple of times to play through it. He ended up playing in just eight games, hitting .217-1-4. There’s a strong sentiment that a team will take a run at Turner as a draft-eligible sophomore anytime after the 10th round and let him play this summer in the Cape Cod League, before making a decision whether he is healthy enough to sign him.—AS Player Pos. B-T HT WT High School B’date Danny Pertusati 2B/OF R-R Jun-00 185 Damien 4/27/1990 SCOUTING REPORT: Though he was the quarterback on his high school football team , has decent athletic ability and hit .512 with eight homers and 14 steals in 15 attempts this spring, most scouts consider Pertusati a marginal prospect and not ready for the daily grind of pro ball. He spent much of this season as a high school senior in center field, but has the actions to play in the middle infield and will likely end up at second base. He’s an average runner but may get the bat knocked out of his hands initially if he makes the immediate jump to pro ball.—ALLAN SIMPSON Player Pos. B-T HT WT College B’date Bryan Evans RHP R-R 6-3 205 UC Davis 2/25/1987 SCOUTING REPORT: Evans didn’t perform as well as righthanders Eddie Gamboa or Brad McAtee, the Nos. 1-2 starters in the UC Davis rotation, but a number of scouts believe he will be the first UCD pitcher drafted, possibly in the top 10 rounds. With a week remaining in the regular season, he was just 3-3, 5.06 but had walked only 20 while striking out 62 in 69 innings. His record is a significant improvement from his first two years at UC Davis, when he went a combined 8-15, 5.27. Evans has a long, loose arm and gets good movement on a fastball that peaks at 93 mph. He also has an acceptable slider, but has limited feel for a changeup.—ALLAN SIMPSON -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.112.5.3