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Pick	Player	School	Pos	B/T	Ht	Wt	DOB	Class
1005	Kuhn, Tyler	West Virginia U	SS	L/R	5'10"	185	1986-09-09	JR
18	Kozma, Peter	Owasso HS	SS	R/R	6'00"	170	1988-04-11	HS	400K
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. Enhanced Scouting Report
619	Kahaulelio, Jacob	Oral Roberts U	SS	R/R	5'10"	185	1985-06-07	SR
710	Kaase, Jacob	Texas Lutheran U	SS	L/R	6'01"	185	1986-04-14	JR
1106	Johnson, Glen	South Fork HS	SS	S/R	5'11"	161	1988-07-24	HS	400K
1049	Johnson, Terry	William Carey Col	SS	R/R	6'02"	180	1985-02-20	JR
1200	Jacoby, Torrey	Notre Dame HS	SS	R/R	6'02"	190	1988-11-25	HS
45	Jackson, Justin	T C Roberson HS	SS	R/R	6'02"	175	1988-12-11	HS	400K
Comments: Jackson has been on the radar screen for a long time, with scouts seeing him many times over the years as they came to TC Roberson High School to see Cameron Maybin. He entered into the season as one of the top prep middle infielders in the class, but has seen his stock fall some over the course of the year. His defense has never really been questioned, but his ability to hit at the next level has. He did finish his senior season strongly at the plate and that could help him come draft day. Enhanced Scouting Report
211	Iorg, Garth	No School	SS	R/R	6'02"	175	1985-09-06	NS
90	Horton, Joshua	UNC Chapel Hill	SS	L/R	6'01"	195	1986-02-19	JR	400K
Comments: Horton is a nice college shortstop with excellent bat control and the ability to make good consistent contact. He can run a little bit and does a nice job catching the ball in the field. It's uncertain whether it's a package that will be enough to make him an everyday shortstop, but worst-case, he makes for a very good utility guy. Enhanced Scouting Report
1210	Hinson, John	AC Reynolds HS	SS	L/R	6'01"	195	1988-09-13	HS	400K
856	Hill, Virgil	Valencia HS	SS	R/R	5'11"	186	1989-09-09	HS
108	Hicks, Brandon	Texas A&M U	SS	R/R	6'02"	200	1985-09-14	JR	400K
Comments: Hicks is a speedy shortstop with excellent defensive skills and tremendous makeup. All of that won't make him an everyday shortstop at the next level unless he can hit enough, something that scouts question. Worst-case, he could make for a very good defensive-minded utility guy who can run. Enhanced Scouting Report
617	Hehr, Jeffrey	Eastern Michigan U	SS	R/R	6'00"	180	1985-07-27	JR
878	Harrison, Brian	Hilton Head HS	SS	R/R	6'02"	180	1988-12-15	HS
1190	Harris, Alonzo	McComb HS	SS	R/R	6'00"	170	1989-01-16	HS
253	Harbin, Taylor	Clemson U	SS	R/R	5'09"	175	1986-02-13	JR	400K
283	Hallberg, Mark	Florida St U	SS	R/R	5'11"	170	1985-12-09	JR
1114	Hague, Richard	Klein Collins HS	SS	R/R	6'01"	180	1988-09-18	HS	400K
329	Guinn, Brian	Berkeley HS	SS	S/R	5'11"	165	1989-04-04	HS	400K
558	Gress, Randy	Quinnipiac Col	SS	R/R	6'02"	185	1984-12-06	SR
603	Gonzalez, Ernesto	George Wallace CC	SS	R/R	5'10"	165	1987-01-16	J2
1437	Gioioso, Michael	Mount St Mary's Col	SS	R/R	6'00"	190	1985-02-14	SR
835	Gilligan, Kyle	Connors St Col	SS	R/R	6'02"	185	1988-03-07	J1
379	Gaffney, Scott	Penn St U	SS	R/R	6'03"	185	1986-03-13	JR
98	Friday, Brian	Rice U	SS	R/R	5'11"	180	1985-12-16	JR	400K
Comments: Friday, a first-team All-American in 2006, wasn't quite as good this year as last, but performed better as the year wore on. He's a line-drive hitter who has shown the ability to hit for average. He's got good speed and is an above-average baserunner. Defensively, his arm strength is his best tool, though the other aspects of his game at short are a little inconsistent. Enhanced Scouting Report
34	Frazier, Todd	Rutgers U New Brunswick	SS	R/R	6'03"	215	1986-02-12	JR	400K
Comments: Frazier was drafted three years ago, but he honored his commitment to Rutgers, following in his brothers' footsteps. He's had a very productive year at the plate, showing power and run production ability even though Rutgers has hit him out of the leadoff spot. He'll change his place in the order as a pro just like he'll likely change his spot defensively, from shortstop to either third or a corner outfield position. Considering the dearth of college bats in this class, it's hard to imagine he'll last long on draft day. Enhanced Scouting Report
251	Fonseca, David	Los Angeles Pierce Col	SS	R/R	6'00"	180	1986-08-28	J2
1180	Fletcher, Scott	Starrs Mill HS	SS	R/R	6'00"	175	1988-10-26	HS	400K
198	Fisher, Michael	Georgia Tech	SS	S/R	6'02"	185	1985-03-22	JR

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