Analyzing Amateur Baseball Talent as it pertains to the MLB Draft
Top 100 2011
Prospects 1-9-11
Baseball is almost upon us, and draft day is only five months away. Several junior college programs start later this month, college baseball is just over a month away, and high school ball in the sun belt will start shortly after that. Until then, familiarize yourself with some of the names that will factor into the early rounds of the draft.
Top 50 2011
Prospects 9-18-10
Since the summer showcase season has come to a close, it's time to take an early look at how the talent stacks up for the 2011 draft. A handful of college players sit atop the list, including Rice's Anthony Rendon, UCLA's Gerrit Cole, TCU's Matt Purke and UConn's George Springer.
Dandy Dozen
SP |
Andrew Gagnon | Well rounded RHP w/ good size, repertoire |
SP |
Erik Johnson | Big bodied RHP with good FB/CB combo |
SP |
Deshorn Lake | Live-armed RHP with sharp breaking ball |
CL |
Nick Maronde | Lived-armed LHP tough to catch up to |
C |
Nick Delmonico | May not be C long-term, big body, LH bat |
1B |
Zach Wilson | Aggressive hitter can put sting in ball |
IF |
Sean Trent | Well built hitter with pop, speed, arm |
3B |
Dante Bichette, Jr. | Clone of father with big build, power |
SS |
Austin Nola | Steady D' at shortstop, improving strength |
OF |
Nick Martini | Good all around player with patient eye |
OF |
Shon Carson | Shorter, well built 2-sport speedster |
OF |
Granden Goetzman | Fast riser w/ exciting power/speed combo |
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