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Pick	Player	School	Pos	B/T	Ht	Wt	DOB	Class
91	Worth, Daniel	Pepperdine U	SS	R/R	6'01"	180	1985-09-30	JR
Comments: College shortstops who can catch the ball are usually in high demand and often in short supply, so Worth should get plenty of attention. He's very sure-handed and has tremendous defensive instincts. He's become a better hitter this year, with good plate discipline and a shorter swing that's allowed him to spray the ball to all fields. But it's his glove that will carry him. Enhanced Scouting Report
92	Rams, Daniel	Gulliver Preparatory	C	R/R	6'02"	220	1988-12-19	HS	400K
93	Rustich, Brant	UC Los Angeles	RHP	R/R	6'06"	225	1985-01-23	SR	400K
Comments: A red-shirted junior who missed most of 2006 because of finger surgery, Rustich never could fine consistency on the mound in 2007. The big closer does have impressive stuff with a fastball, slider and splitter, but showed poor command over the course of the year. The finger did appear to bstill be affecting his pitching and that will surely affect his draft status, though his stuff and size will still intrigue some teams. Enhanced Scouting Report
94	Romine, Austin	El Toro HS	C	R/R	6'01"	195	1988-11-22	HS	400K
Comments: Romine hasn't always played scout league ball, limiting how often he's been seen outside of the regular season. Though he's been tough to evaluate in the past because of an ever-changing offensive approach, he's settled in and has shown good hitting potential to go along with a strong throwing arm. The only question is if Kevin's son will go pro or follow his brother's path and head to ASU. Enhanced Scouting Report
95	Barnese, Nicholas	Simi Valley HS	RHP	R/R	6'02"		1989-01-11	HS	400K
96	Duffy, Daniel	Cabrillo HS	LHP	L/L	6'02"	185	1988-12-21	HS	400K
Comments: Duffy is another in a deep pool of high school lefties, but he had done a lot to stand out in his senior season. With a projectable body, an average fastball with good movement, two breaking pitches and a good feel for a change, Duffy has the chance to be a lefty not only with a good feel for pitching but a guy who brings a four-pitch mix to the table. Enhanced Scouting Report
97	Thomas, Anthony	Florida St U	2B	R/R	5'10"	185	1986-07-10	JR	400K
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
99	Niesen, Eric	Wake Forest U	LHP	L/L	6'00"	185	1985-09-04	JR	400K
Comments: Niesen has found success since moving into Wake Forest's bullpen earlier in the season. His fastball has picked up a few notches, and he throws it with a three-quarter arm angle. That being said, he lacks deception for a lefty reliever and his other pitches lag behind the fastball. Enhanced Scouting Report
100	Souza, Steven	Cascade HS	SS	R/R	6'03"		1989-04-24	HS
101	Lucroy, Jonathan	U Louisiana Lafayette	C	R/R	6'00"	185	1986-06-13	JR	400K
Comments: Lucroy is a pretty good, if lesser-known, all-around catching prospect. He has a good line-drive stroke and has the chance to hit for average with some pop. Defensively, he is a natural leader who throws extremely well. Those who look for college catching in this draft should surely take a look at Lucroy. Enhanced Scouting Report
102	Davis, Lars	U Illinois Champaign	C	L/R	6'04"	215	1985-11-07	SR
103	Navarro, Reynaldo	Puerto Rico BB Academy HS	SS	R/R	5'10"	175	1989-12-22	HS	400K
104	Carroll, Scott	Missouri St U	RHP	R/R	6'05"	210	1984-09-24	SR	400K
105	Carroll, Daniel	Valley View HS	CF	R/R	6'01"	175	1989-01-06	HS	400K
106	Smith, Jameson	Fresno CC	C	L/R	5'11"	190	1986-10-09	J2	400K
107	Workman, Brandon	Bowie HS	RHP	R/R	6'04"	195	1988-08-13	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
109	Soto, Neftali	Colegio Marista HS	SS	R/R	6'02"	180	1989-02-28	HS	400K
Comments: Soto has an intriguing package of tools that includes raw power and above-average speed. Currently a shortstop, he doesn't profile as a guy who'll be able to stay there, particularly range-wise. That's OK, because his offensive skill set fits better at third. He should hit enough for the position and could develop into a No. 5 or 6 hitter in a big-league lineup. Enhanced Scouting Report
110	Reed, Evan	Cal Poly San Luis Obispo	RHP	R/R	6'04"	225	1985-12-31	JR	400K
Comments: Cal Poly's closer is pretty much a two-pitch reliever, with a plus fastball and a slider that could become a Major League average pitch in the future. People will undoubtedly be attracted to the big arm, but he'll have to improve his command to succeed at the next level, especially since his fastball does not have much movement. Enhanced Scouting Report
111	Dietrich, Derek	St Ignatius HS	3B	L/R	6'01"		1989-07-18	HS	400K
112	Descalso, Daniel	UC Davis	3B	L/R	5'10"		1986-10-19	JR	400K
113	Spencer, Matthew	Arizona St U	LF	L/L	6'04"	225	1986-01-27	JR	400K
114	Huntzinger, Brock	Pendleton Heights HS	RHP	R/R	6'03"		1988-07-02	HS	400K
115	Farina, Alan	Clemson U	RHP	R/R	5'11"	195	1986-08-09	JR	400K
Comments: Farina has done a nice job as a middle reliever for Clemson, but there are those who think he might be able to start at the next level. That's because of a fastball with good velocity, and three other pitches that project to be average offerings if given the chance to develop them. He's aggressive and usually around the strike zone as well. Enhanced Scouting Report
116	Gallagher, Glenn	Manheim Township HS	3B	L/R	6'04"		1988-11-16	HS	400K
117	Toledo, Thomas	Braulio Alonso HS	RHP	R/R	6'03"	175	1988-12-13	HS	400K
Comments: Toledo is an athletic right-hander with a good arm and compact delivery. He's got an excellent feel for pitching and has the ability to throw three pitches for strikes. A good competitor, Toledo maximizes the stuff he does have by locating his pitches and keeping hitters off-balance. Pitchability is usually a term reserved for left-handers, but it works for Toledo. Enhanced Scouting Report
118	Harvey, Matthew	R E Fitch Senior HS	RHP	R/R	6'04"	210	1989-03-27	HS	400K
Comments: With a good arm, nice and easy delivery, projectable frame and the possibility to have a three-pitch mix (right now, the changeup lags behind the other two), Harvey sits near the top of the high school arm list. He'll need some refinement with his delivery, but has a very high ceiling. While Rick Porcello has passed him up as perhaps the top prep pitcher, Harvey hasn't slipped too far behind him and is very much in the first-round picture. Enhanced Scouting Report
119	Ely, John	Miami U	RHP	R/R	6'01"	190	1986-05-17	JR	400K
120	Demel, Samuel	Texas Christian U	RHP	R/R	6'00"	210	1985-10-23	JR	400K
Comments: Demel's been a starter and reliever in his career, but it seems almost definite his future will be in the bullpen. With a fastball in the mid-90s, a slider that can be a plus pitch and a changeup that has a split-finger type action to it, he's got the stuff to get to the big leagues quickly, albeit with a maximum effort delivery. He could be a setup guy in a bullpen sooner rather than later. Enhanced Scouting Report

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