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Scouting reports provided by MLB.com

Pick	Player	School	Pos	B/T	Ht	Wt	DOB	Class
1251	Coulon, David	U Arizona	LHP	L/L	6'00"	175	1986-02-22	JR	400K
444	Cowan, Jacob	Roswell HS	RHP	L/R	6'03"	165	1988-06-30	HS	400K
1107	Cox, Daniel	U Washington	SS	L/R	6'01"	180	1986-07-10	SO
587	Coyle, Robert	Chatsworth HS	CF	L/L	6'01"		1989-03-06	HS	400K
369	Crancer, Walter	Georgia Tech	RF	L/R	6'00"	215	1984-07-07	SR
286	Crockett, Marcus	Compton CC	CF	L/L	5'10"	190	1987-01-20	J3
445	Crowell, Cody	Vanderbilt U	LHP	L/L	6'03"	215	1985-08-23	SR
279	Crowley, James	Galveston Col	SS	L/R	5'10"	180	1987-03-19	J2
46	Cumberland, Andrew	Pace HS	SS	L/R	5'10"	175	1989-01-13	HS	400K
Comments: Cumberland is one the faster players in this year's draft class and will get a long look from some because of his leadoff potential. He makes good contact, though he'll never hit for power and is simply a solid baseball player who plays the game right. His main drawback is where he fits in defensively, but whether it's at short, second or in the outfield, many think his speed game will play anywhere. Enhanced Scouting Report
222	Cunningham, Jeffrey	U South Alabama	1B	L/R	6'03"	220	1986-03-22	JR	400K
1289	Cure, Scott	Idalia HS	LHP	L/L	6'03"	190	1989-02-04	HS
449	Curtis, John	Cal St Fullerton	C	L/R	6'02"	210	1984-11-22	5S
321	Cusick, Matthew	U Southern California	2B	L/R	5'10"	190	1986-05-05	JR	400K
Comments: With his bat control and outstanding makeup, Cusick should get plenty of attention and could be a nice No. 2 hitter in the future. His ability to hit for average and get on base should appeal to the stats-hungry crowd. Enhanced Scouting Report
584	D'alessio, Andrew	Clemson U	1B	L/R	6'03"	196	1984-09-23	SR	400K
432	Davis, Kentrail	Theodore HS	CF	L/R	5'09"	195	1988-06-29	HS	400K
Comments: A perfect example of the high risk/high reward toolsy athlete, Davis does have all five tools, even if they are raw. In some ways, he showed better over the summer at showcases with wood bats than he has during this season. Whether that hurts or helps him remains to be seen. Enhanced Scouting Report
102	Davis, Lars	U Illinois Champaign	C	L/R	6'04"	215	1985-11-07	SR
577	Day, Kyle	Michigan St U	C	L/R	5'11"	200	1986-07-13	SO
1369	Decater, Kyle	Bellevue CC	LF	L/R	6'01"	180	1987-11-21	J1
502	DeJesus, Antonio	U Kentucky	CF	L/L	5'11"	185	1986-01-25	JR	400K
554	Delagarza, Andrew	Coastal Carolina U	LHP	L/L	6'04"	200	1984-10-20	SR
659	Delaney, Mitchell	St Thomas of Villanova SS	1B	L/R	6'02"	215	1989-04-14	HS	400K
171	DeLome, Collin	Lamar U	CF	L/R	6'02"	195	1985-12-18	JR	400K
Comments: DeLome has had a solid junior season which has gotten some notice in a weak college hitting class. He's hit well in college, but there is concern whether those skills will translate in the professional game. Defensively, he's learning the nuances of center field and there's hope he may be Major League average there, letting his speed work for him. Enhanced Scouting Report
401	Dennis, Christopher	St Thomas of Villanova SS	LF	L/R	6'01"	205	1988-09-15	HS	400K
112	Descalso, Daniel	UC Davis	3B	L/R	5'10"		1986-10-19	JR	400K
545	Dettrich, Julius	Arlington HS	LHP	L/L	6'03"	165	1988-09-23	HS
923	Diekman, Jacob	Cloud County CC	LHP	L/L	6'04"		1987-01-21	J2
111	Dietrich, Derek	St Ignatius HS	3B	L/R	6'01"		1989-07-18	HS	400K
231	Dixon, David	Auburn U	2B	L/R	6'02"	205	1985-08-28	JR
168	Dixon, Dennis	U Oregon	OF	L/R	6'04"	205	1985-01-11	SR
41	Doolittle, Sean	U Virginia	1B	L/L	6'03"	190	1986-09-26	JR	400K
Comments: Doolittle has excellent hitting skills and should hit well for average as a pro. An athletic first baseman with good hands, his draft status may depend on how much power scouts think he will hit for at the next level. He's a safe, solid draft pick who should have a big-league future. He was a two-way player at Virginia, but most scouts see him as a hitter and not a pitcher. Enhanced Scouting Report

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