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Scouting reports provided by MLB.com

Pick	Player	School	Pos	B/T	Ht	Wt	DOB	Class
1312	Everett, Cat	Tulane U	SS	S/R	6'01"	190	1985-10-05	JR
978	Douglas, Brandon	U Northern Iowa	SS	R/R	6'00"		1985-08-27	JR
1248	DiGeronimo, Joe	Wagner Col	SS	R/R	5'11"	180	1984-09-11	SR
1402	Diaz, Walter	U South Florida	SS	R/R	6'00"	180	1985-11-13	JR
62	Dent, Ryan	Woodrow Wilson HS	SS	R/R	6'00"	190	1989-03-15	HS	400K
Comments: With a strong bat and even better speed, Dent will be a very intriguing prospect for many teams. Athletes like this don't grow on trees and Dent has shown the ability to hit to all fields and use his speed to wreak havoc on the basepaths. He may not be a middle infielder long-term, but many feel he's athletic enough to handle a move to the outfield if needed. Enhanced Scouting Report
331	De La Osa, Dominic	Vanderbilt U	SS	R/R	5'11"	205	1986-01-13	JR	400K
746	Dalton, Parker	Texas A&M U	SS	R/R	6'01"	175	1983-07-07	SR
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
51	Culberson, Charles	Calhoun HS	SS	R/R	6'01"	185	1989-04-10	HS	400K
186	Cruz, Fernando	Puerto Rico Advancement College HS	SS	S/R	6'01"		1990-03-28	HS	400K
279	Crowley, James	Galveston Col	SS	L/R	5'10"	180	1987-03-19	J2
1083	Crisp, Andrew	U South Carolina Columbia	SS	R/R	5'11"	160	1986-03-16	JR	400K
79	Cozart, Zachary	U Mississippi	SS	R/R	6'01"	185	1985-08-12	JR	400K
Comments: Cozart has perhaps the best set of hands in this year's draft class and shortstops who can catch the ball are often hard to find. His lack of speed may hurt his range as the game speeds up and there is a question as to how much he'll hit at the next level. Some see him as a shortstop who can hit in the two-hole, but he also may just be a utilityman who hits ninth. Enhanced Scouting Report
1107	Cox, Daniel	U Washington	SS	L/R	6'01"	180	1986-07-10	SO
385	Condotta, Steven	Florida Tech	SS	R/R	6'00"	180	1985-03-18	SR
327	Colon, Christian	Canyon HS	SS	R/R	5'11"		1989-05-14	HS	400K
Comments: Colon came into the season as one of the top high school middle infielders in the class, thanks largely to being named the AFLAC All-American Game MVP, but he has kind of faded, or at the very least seen others pass by him. He doesn't have any eye-popping tools, but he does have terrific baseball instincts and earns the praise of being a "real baseball player" for the way he goes about his business. It's quite possible he'll take that business to college at Cal State Fullerton if he doesn't get drafted highly. Enhanced Scouting Report
926	Coats, Justin	Seminole St Col	SS	R/R	5'08"	180	1988-02-04	J1
671	Cline, Matthew	Cal St Long Beach	SS	R/R	5'10"	155	1985-10-18	SR
992	Chavez, Brian	U San Francisco	SS	R/R	6'02"	190	1986-03-23	JR	400K
1161	Cates, Christopher	U Louisville	SS	R/R	5'03"	150	1985-04-15	SR
1048	Branca, Stephen	Newsome HS	SS	R/R	6'01"	170	1989-04-10	HS
363	Bouchard, Matthew	Georgetown U	SS	R/R	5'11"	180	1986-12-12	JR
1174	Beltran, Michael	St John Bosco HS	SS	R/R	6'01"	165	1988-11-02	HS
127	Barney, Darwin	Oregon St U	SS	R/R	5'10"	175	1985-11-08	JR	400K
Comments: To compare him with another college shortstop, Brian Friday, Barney might have less bat, but more glove. He's very dependable at a premium position, but his bat may mean he's a defensive-minded utility player in the big leagues. He compares favorably with Blake Davis, who was a fourth-round pick out of Cal State Fullerton in 2006. Enhanced Scouting Report
1398	Ayers, Joseph	Boston Col	SS	R/R	6'00"	190	1986-09-26	SR
334	Angelini, Carmen	Barbe HS	SS	R/R	6'01"	185	1988-09-22	HS	400K
16	Ahrens, Kevin	Memorial HS	SS	S/R	6'01"	190	1989-04-26	HS	400K
Comments: Add another fine prep infielder to the list. There's a lot of upside in Ahrens' offense and while he'll likely end up at third base, he could possibly start as a shortstop because of his hands and arm and play there until he proves he can't stay at the position. Enhanced Scouting Report
932	Adams, Joshua	Eagle's View Academy	SS	R/R	5'11"	170	1989-03-07	HS
1020	Abshire, Nicholas	School Not In eBIS	SS	R/R	6'01"	185	1988-11-25	HS
1293	Zumaya, Richard	Bonita Vista HS	RHP	R/R	6'01"	185	1989-11-10	HS

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