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PickTeamPlayerSchoolPosB/THtWtDOBClass
1406King, JasonDublin Jerome HSRFS/R6'00"2001989-06-14HS
952Gonzalez, DylanPepperdine URHPS/R6'04"2051985-03-07JR
1261Folli, AteoU Buffalo2BS/R5'10"1751985-07-17JR
1125Ziegler, CraigU Arizona1BR/R6'04"2251985-11-27JR
382Zawacki, BrettLa Salle-Peru Township HSRHPR/R6'01"1901989-05-02HS400K
981Vera, NicholasTrinity U3BR/R6'01"2001985-08-13SR
82Todd, JesseU Arkansas FayettevilleRHPR/R5'11"2101986-04-20JR400K
Comments: While Arkansas Friday starter Nick Schmidt gets more of the attention, Todd has done a nice job, first as a reliever and now as the Saturday starter. With a good fastball, an average slider and excellent command, he might best be suited to a bullpen role at the next level. If he can bring the changeup up to snuff, he could get a look as a starter.
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1313Thomas, DanielU South FloridaRHPR/R6'02"1951986-02-10JR400K
292Stutes, MichaelOregon St URHPR/R6'01"1851986-09-04JR400K
1362Sanzillo, RobertJohns Hopkins UCR/R6'02"2101985-11-30SR
1427Russell, RonaldHarmony Grove HSRHPR/R6'02"1851989-07-27HS
322Riportella, BeauCol of the SequoiasCFR/R6'03"1951988-08-20J1
352Reifer, AdamUC RiversideRHPR/R6'02"1951986-06-03JR400K
592Peoples, NicholasU Texas Austin2BR/R5'11"1801984-08-10SR
862Oeder, RossWright St U2BR/R5'09"1701985-04-19SR
36Mortensen, ClaytonGonzaga URHPR/R6'04"1801985-04-10SR400K
Comments: While there are often college seniors who make very good pros, it's rare for there to be one like Mortensen, a legitimate "prospect" on the rise in his senior season. He's got three usable pitches and a body frame that appears able to handle added strength, which could make his fastball even better. He should be a very intriguing senior sign this summer.
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1385Marquez, RobertoCalifornia St U Dominguez HillCFR/R6'02"1951985-01-05SR
202Marmol, OliverCol of CharlestonSSR/R5'10"1651986-07-02JR
1338Maj, JamesonAbilene Christian URHPR/R6'04"2251985-10-22JR
1181Lugo, RigobertoPuerto Rico BB Academy HSRHPR/R5'11"1961989-03-07HS400K
18Kozma, PeterOwasso HSSSR/R6'00"1701988-04-11HS400K
Comments: Kozma is a very savvy offensive middle infielder whose bat is his best, but not only, tool. He runs well and handles his position capably. A hard worker, he plays the game the right way and is very fundamentally sound. There's no flash with Kozma, what you see is what you get.
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71Kopp, DavidClemson URHPR/R6'03"1901985-10-22JR400K
Comments: Kopp doesn't get much attention because of teammate Daniel Moskos, but he does have the possibility of three very good Major League offerings. His command and delivery have been a mess in the past, but he's improved on the delivery and has shown the ability to get better over time. Moskos clearly will be the first Clemson pitcher selected, but teams would do well not to look past the second.
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232Hooker, JamesMira Mesa HSRHPR/R6'04"1851989-06-21HS400K
1039Hill, StevenSoutheastern UniversityRHPR/R6'04"2201983-11-04SR
412Hill, StevenStephen F Austin St U1BR/R5'11"1901985-03-14SR
712Hage, JosephM Stoneman Douglas HSLFR/R6'00"1801989-02-17HS400K
1010Fritsche, JoshOklahoma St ULHPR/L6'00"2251984-11-22SR
742Freeman, SamuelNorth Central Texas ColLHPR/L5'11"1701987-06-24J2
472Fick, CharlesCal St NorthridgeRHPR/R6'05"1871985-11-11JR
1097Fanning, CollinBrigham Young URFR/R6'02"1901985-09-21JR
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