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PickTeamPlayerSchoolPosB/THtWtDOBClass
1Price, DavidVanderbilt ULHPL/L6'06"2151985-08-26JR400K
Comments: The presumed No. 1 pick from the start of the year, the big left-hander has done nothing to diminish his standing in that position. As Vanderbilt's Friday night starter, he has dominated throughout the season with a plus fastball, an outstanding slider and an above-average changeup. His makeup, both on and off the field, is just as impressive as his stuff.
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331De La Osa, DominicVanderbilt USSR/R5'11"2051986-01-13JR400K
673Davis, TyVanderbilt URHPR/R6'06"2251984-09-11SR
445Crowell, CodyVanderbilt ULHPL/L6'03"2151985-08-23SR
1204Cawiezell, DallasValparaiso URHPR/R6'06"2551985-09-04JR
105Carroll, DanielValley View HSCFR/R6'01"1751989-01-06HS400K
1267Robertson, MatthewValley Center HSRHPL/R6'01"1701989-06-23HS
200Wilkins, RobertValhalla HSRHPR/R6'04"2251989-08-20HS400K
856Hill, VirgilValencia HSSSR/R5'11"1861989-09-09HS
67Zimmermann, JordanU Wisconsin Stevens PointRHPR/R6'02"2001986-05-23JR400K
Comments: Zimmermann has some intriguing arm strength with an above-average fastball, but his other offerings are well behind. There is projection to all of his offerings and the team who believes the projection the most will take a chance on Zimmermann. He could become a good back-end-of-the-rotation type down the road.
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476Stanke, CalU Wisconsin OshkoshRHPR/R6'00"1801985-03-15SR
778Towns, JordanU West GeorgiaRHPR/R6'02"2201985-09-21JR
1057Rindal, CurtisU Washington1BR/R6'03"2151983-09-15SR
435McKerney, BrandonU WashingtonRHPR/R6'04"1951986-08-03JR400K
347Hague, MatthewU Washington3BR/R6'03"2251985-08-20JR
55Hagadone, NicholasU WashingtonLHPL/L6'05"2301986-01-01JR400K
Comments: After spending last year starting behind Tim Lincecum, Hagadone became Washington's Friday night starter to begin the year. He was moved to the bullpen after two starts because of team need and has been oustanding for the Huskies, showing the ability to save games and pitch multiple innings. With a chance to have a good three-pitch mix, some teams may want to move him back into a rotation once drafted, but worst-case, they'd have a pretty good lefty setup man on their hands.
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1032DuRocher, JohnU WashingtonRHPR/R6'04"2151984-06-21SR
1107Cox, DanielU WashingtonSSL/R6'01"1801986-07-10SO
518Bishop, HarrisonU WashingtonRHPR/R6'03"2151984-08-17SR
402Seabury, BeauU VirginiaCR/R6'01"1951985-06-13SR
762Mitchell, MichaelU VirginiaCFR/R6'01"1901985-08-24SR
1139McAnaney, PatrickU VirginiaLHPR/L6'03"1851986-03-11JR
187Lambert, CaseyU VirginiaLHPL/L5'11"1751985-12-11SR
157Guyer, BrandonU VirginiaRFR/R6'01" 1986-01-28JR400K
41Doolittle, SeanU Virginia1BL/L6'03"1901986-09-26JR400K
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.
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1101Brossman, JayU Utah3BR/R6'02" 1985-01-17SR
1347Boley, ScottU Toledo3BR/R6'04"2051985-12-08JR
475Jennings, NathanU Texas TylerRHPR/R6'00"1801984-12-24SR
906Amyx, BrettU Texas Tyler1BR/R6'06"2301985-03-17JR
523Wheeless, ChanceU Texas Austin1BL/L6'05"2201984-09-28SR
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