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C Dahlberg Kyle FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
4/9/1988 ACT 51 36 49 31 64 52 58 50 50 48 48
TCU
R/R
Average
Scouting 6'3" 210lbs.  Kyle Dahlberg is a scrappy baseball player.  The kind of catcher that a collision at home, blocking the plate, will make his evening.  Behind the plate, Kyle calls a solid game and is very adept at blocking balls in the dirt.  There is some question about the higher mistakes, and his arm is a little below average.  Offensively, Dahlberg possesses enough speed to maybe swipe 15-20 bases a season.  He also makes good contact with the ball, though not much in the way of the long ball.
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C Dini Gregory FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
1/18/1987 ACT 46 44 39 40 33 52 56 52 50 48 48
Tulane
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6'2" 220lbs.  Gregory Dini is coming off of knee surgery, so there is some concern of the long-term impact it might have.  With a solid frame and a short slide-step at the plate, Gregory has a solid, compact swing that provides gap to gap power.  Defensively, Dini has an average arm and blocks the ball horizontally very well.  He is projects himself as a very confident player.
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1B Sanchez Henry FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
11/29/1992 ACT 32 44 30 38 19 56 50 56 52 52 50
Mission Bay HS
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 3" 235lbs.  Henry Sanchez is an extremely raw player with a very high upside.  With a large, heavy body, Henry will never be mistaken as a base stealing threat  He also poses some liability in the field with his lack of mobility.  At the plate, however, Sanchez has a quick bat.  Talent scouts believe that with 3-5 years of minor league development, this kid could have a huge impact on a team.
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1B Ledbetter Curtis FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
12/26/1986 ACT 61 35 41 58 36 52 48 56 50 48 48
Nebraska
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 3" 220lbs.  A 5th year senior from the university of Nebraska, Curtis Ledbetter was also a two-year team captain.  Ledbetter has good overall body strength and a line drive swing with good lift for power. Even so, at times, Curtis can be a little too aggressive at the plate.  In the field, Ledbetter is a steady, reliable fielder.  He makes other infielders better with him so solid around bag.  FA / LF=50.
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1B White Joseph FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
1/14/1989 ACT 71 48 39 34 48 48 56 56 50 48 48
Georgia Perimeter
L/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 3" 210lbs.  Jospeh White is a recruit from a junior college.  Although not a huge prospect, scouts like his defensive abilities and natural leadership skills.  Joe has Keith Hernandez like reflexes at first, and excels at picking bad throws.  At the plate, White is still several years away from being major league ready.  Although, if he can develop offensively, he might become the best all-around first baseman in the league.
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2B Blair Cameron FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
10/27/1987 ACT 82 24 63 29 70 56 56 48 52 52 52
Texas Tech
R/R
Starter
Scouting 5' 10" 175lbs.  Cameron Blair is the David Eckstein of 2nd basemen.  Not an overly large fielder, he is scrappy, quick, and just loves to play the game.  A joy to have on any team, the USA Olympic coaches raved about his infectious enthusiasm.  A solid contact, line drive hitter, Blair is a also a guy who can steal 20 or so bases.  In the field, picture perfect fundamentals; although the arm is weak.
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2B Carey Philip FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
3/16/1991 ACT 50 46 48 31 54 48 49 60 54 48 48
AB Lucas HS
L/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 0" 180lbs.  Philip Carey is a second baseman built for average.  At the plate, he has a smooth, easy, slightly uppercut swing that makes solid contact.  In the field, Philip is a patient, under control fielder.  He understands his limitations and makes the smart play.  Carey is also very versatile, having played the entire infield at some point in high school.  He could develop into a valuable role palyer for some team.  FA / 3B=41 SS=49.
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2B Turner Justin FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
11/23/1988 ACT 60 53 40 40 52 52 54 54 50 44 46
Cal St Fullerton
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 5' 11" 180 lbs.  Justin Turner is a medium build overachiever.  He never seems like he is going to make a ball club and then winds up starting.  In the field, he's a solid player who makes a great double play.  At the plate, he makes things happen.  Turner can put one over the fence or bunt for a hit.  He also can play a little outfield.  FA / LF=51 CF=38
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3B Bell Joshua FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
11/13/1992 ACT 36 54 34 51 36 50 50 50 50 50 50
Santaluces HS
S/R
Starter
Scouting 6'3" 205 lbs.  Joshua Bell is a strong switch-hitter, with power to all fields.  At the plate, he is known as Mr. Baseline, as anyone tracking him saw that he will pull the ball just as much as go the other way, or hit as many groundballs as flyballs.  Bell's quick hands enable him to hit just about any pitch at any time.  Not much of a fielder, Bell has very minimal range to his left.  His junior year in high school, he was actually a first baseman.  FA / 1B=38
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3B Connor Clayton FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
10/8/1991 ACT 49 61 24 70 51 54 48 56 52 48 48
Pensacola Catholic HS
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 2" 205lbs.  With a tall, athletic, well proportioned build, Clayton Connor presents an imposing figure at the plate.  His raw power is not in question, but his ability to make contact is.  Even at a high school level, Connor has had issues with the breaking ball.  In the field, Connor can play 4 different positions, and uses his athletic ability to his full advantage.  FA / 1B=52 LF=59 RF=47
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SS Upton Justin FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
8/25/1991 ACT 43 76 52 52 78 52 48 50 50 52 48
Great Bridge HS
R/R
Blue Chip
Scouting 6' 1" 195 lbs.  The best player in the draft this year is Justin Upton.  Upton is a lean, mean, baseball playing machine and a solid 5-tool player.  About the only thing he won't do is crank out 50 home runs, but don't think he doesn't have power.  He has great plate coverage and can go to all fields.  In the field, he has an incredible throwing arm and using his natural gifts to get to most balls on his side of the infield.  The only negative there is he can get a little sloppy at times.
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SS Wetzel Garner FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
4/26/1988 ACT 44 84 39 71 31 56 52 80 50 46 46
Millsaps College
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 2" 210 lbs.  More in the mold of a Cal Ripken than an Ozzie, Garner Wetzel offers some power at the short stop position.  With plenty of forearm strength and a natural upright stance, Wetzel can get the bat through the zone and drive the ball really well.  Almost a complete pull hitter, Wetzel has problems protecting the outside corner of the plate and is not a good strike hitter.  In the field, Garner has a cannon for an arm and can deliver any ball he can get to accurately.  FA / LF=46 3B=34
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SS Witt Paul FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
12/8/1988 ACT 71 52 53 36 69 50 56 44 52 46 46
Baylor
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 5' 11" 180 lbs.  Paul Witt is smaller middle infielder, more in the role of an Omar Vizquel.  He plays defense with a passion and has quick hands and feet to always be in the best position to field a ball and make a great throw.  At the plate, Witt is a spray hitter who can really run the basepaths.  He has good speed, and may be the best of the 2010 crop at going first to third.  FA / 2B=64
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LF Pope Kieron FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
10/3/1991 ACT 60 68 36 47 64 52 52 65 50 48 48
East Coweta HS
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6'1" 195 lbs.  Kieron Pope is alrady a very nice athletic specimen, and is not done growing yet.  At the plate he is able to generate solid strength through a smooth, level swing.  The one negative is his high tendency to always attempt to pull the ball.  In the field Keiron is an athlete, able to get to most balls as well as possessing an above average arm.
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LF Roberson Collin FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
7/15/1987 ACT 38 70 43 48 33 50 58 58 50 48 48
Virginia Wesleyan
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 5" 225 lbs.  Collin Roberson is a presense at the plate with his large frame.  He is able to generate a lot of power, but that doesn't always translate into home runs with his inconsistent swing.  Collin is also a very opinionated person, and has resisted all prompting to play first becuase of his lack of speed.  Instead, he prefers to play left ala Manny Ramirez, making it an adventure on every play.
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LF Johnson Cameron FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
7/7/1988 ACT 86 29 48 26 86 60 44 38 54 50 50
Southern Nevada CC
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6'3" 195 lbs.  Cameron Johnson is a great fielder.  Blessed with tremendous speed, Johnson is able to get to a lot of balls that are quite frankly, beyond most other fielder's range.  The rest of the package still needs a lot of development.  Offensively, Cameron has little to no power and makes inconsistent contact at best.  With a lot of guidance, Cameron might develop into a legitimate lead-off hitter, but then again, he might not.  FA / CF=60
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CF Bruce Jay FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
4/3/1991 ACT 76 72 43 52 67 50 48 41 54 48 48
Westbrook HS
L/L
Red Chip
Scouting 6'3" 195 lbs.  The second best athlete in the draft behind Upton, Jay Bruce is a very raw talent that could take 4 to 5 years to reach the majors.  That said, when he gets there, it'll be one happy day for one lucky ballclub.  Jay possesses a natural slight uppercut in his swing, and combines that with a very aggressive stroke at the plate.  He has very strong wrists and can adjust quickly for mistakes.  Defensively, Jay Bruce has great instincts and gets great jumps on balls to the gap.  He also has a very solid arm, racking up 6 outfield assists his senior year.
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CF Dyche Joseph FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
10/27/1987 ACT 74 48 71 46 84 56 56 38 50 50 50
Lewis & Clark St Col
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 1" 195 lbs.  With a tall, lean frame Dyche doesn't present much of an intimidation factor at the plate.  However, with a Derek Jeter like inside out swing, he can effectively make contact with just about any type of pitch.  Combine that with his great speed and you have someone who can help out a ball club immediately.  Scouts like Dyche, but aren't sure how much more he will develop.
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CF Cain Gregory FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
5/1/1990 ACT 38 70 42 57 56 52 60 54 50 48 48
Gahr HS
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 1" 205 lbs.  Gregory Cain uses a quick, compact stroke at the plate.  He can generate a lot of bat speed with his balanced swing and strong wrists.  Gregory does have a tendency to hit a lot of ground balls and led his HS region in hits into DP's.  In the field, Cain is below average with his glove and has a strong arm.
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RF Pettway Brian FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
7/29/1987 ACT 52 47 52 46 47 52 49 54 46 46 46
Mississippi
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 1" 190 lbs.  Brian Pettway was a four-year starter at the University of Mississippi.  He has great baseball instincts and is always hustling.  Not blessed with natural athletic ability, Pettway makes the most of what he has.  Brian is a solid contact hitter who hit .327 his senior year, though with only 6 HR's.  Brian relies on his instincts to get him good jumps when playing defense.
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RF Yema Yahmed FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
9/3/1988 ACT 76 64 51 39 57 46 56 50 50 48 48
Florida International U
L/L
Developmental
Scouting 6' 0" 195 lbs.  With an athletic frame similar to Johnny Damon's, Yema looks the part of a baseball player.  In the field, he glides to the ball and has a solid arm to get it back in quickly.  At the plate, Yahmed is a line drive hitter, spraying the ball all around the park.  Although not blessed with great speed, Yema does run the bases extremely well.
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SP Mahara Tosekawa AS EN CO HR SC FB CU SI FA vsL GB HM SC CL
11/2/1980 ACT 78 66 96 37 94 86 77 70 42 46 58 48 48 48
Fukuota Daiei Hawks
R/R
Blue Chip
Scouting 5'9" 175 lbs.  The SLB was able to secure the release of Tosekawa one year earlier than expected.  Toskawa is the most ready player in the draft.  He is at full development and it will be very doubtful that he will improve further.  Mahara throws a deadly screwball and fastball, and complements those with a sinker and change-up.  Combine those four pitches with pinpoint control and the only question left is durability.
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SP Pelfrey Michael AS EN CO HR FB CB CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
1/14/1988 ACT 81 72 64 52 96 50 46 51 48 50 48 48 46
Wichita St
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 7" 210 lbs.  Michael Pelfrey might be ready now to be some teams 5th starter, and in a couple of years, he could be some teams ace.  Michael has a fastball that is explosive.  He can bore it in on right handers or cut it in on lefties.  It's such a live pitch that Pedro would be jealous.  Pelfrey also has a circle change and a curve, but both need a lot of work. 
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SP Tucker Ryan AS EN CO HR FB SI CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
12/6/1991 ACT 91 64 42 40 86 70 45 38 50 58 52 48 48
Temple City HS
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 2" 190 lbs.  Ryan Tucker is a workout freak.  He is in the gym three to four hours before every practice.  Freakishly strong, he has already hit 92 on the radar gun.  A three pitch pitcher, Ryan relies almost exclusively on his fastball.  Scouts feel that he is two or three years away from the big leagues with his control issues and the need for a big league off speed pitch.
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SP McCormick Mark AS EN CO HR CB FB CU SL FA vsL GB HM SC CL
10/15/1987 ACT 84 67 79 62 76 76 68 60 76 45 56 54 48 48
Baylor
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 2" 195 lbs.  Mark McCormick is a mature 5th year senior out of Baylor.  He has superior arm strength and good control. Mark is the type of pitcher that plays on the corners and tries to get you out outside of the zone.  He may never be a completely dominant pitcher, but could be around the league for a long time.
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SP Palm Josh AS EN CO HR CU FB CB N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
6/13/1987 ACT 77 74 81 70 71 64 57 84 40 58 56 50 50
Penn State
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 4" 220 lbs.  For such a large guy, Josh Palm is kind of an anomoly, he doesn't throw hard.  He tops out at about 90 mph on a plus fastball.  Josh is a pitcher that keep the ball down and away.  His goal is to expand the strikezone ala Greg Maddux.  An excellent fielder, Josh is very nimble for 220 lbs.  His biggest weakness may be that he gets hammered by lefties.
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SP Vecchio Jason AS EN CO HR FB SI CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
4/7/1988 ACT 76 62 84 82 76 54 54 50 50 50 50 50 50
U of Texas at San Antonio
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 5' 11" 180 lbs.  Jason Vecchio is a converted catcher that plays the pitcher position.  He has solid control, good location, and a plus fastabll; although not much else after that.
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SP Beato Pedro AS EN CO HR SL FB CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
10/27/1991 ACT 74 76 54 52 70 64 40 54 54 52 50 48 48
Xaverian HS
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6'5" 210 lbs.  Pedro is a slow developing young pitcher, though scouts think there is some potential here.  Pedro has a solid slider that has a lot of late break, a fastball that he can command for strikes, and a change-up just to have something different.  With above average arm strength and average control, it could be as early as 3 or 4 seasons before Pedro makes it to the majors.
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SP Romero Ricardo AS EN CO HR SL SI FB CB FA vsL GB HM SC CL
11/6/1987 ACT 80 66 52 86 86 81 75 65 68 48 50 58 50 44
Cal State Fullerton
R/L
Blue Chip
Scouting 6' 1" 195 lbs.  Ricardo Romero will be the best pitcher in the draft when it's all said and done.  He has average arm speed and some control issues, but damn if his pitches don't dance.  The movement Ricardo is able to induce on his three hard pitch repertoire is unbelievable.  Romero is one of those few pitchers who will be able to get a batter out inside the strike zone.  Oh yea, and he has a great pick-off move as well.
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SP Kirkman Michael AS EN CO HR SL FB SI CB FA vsL GB HM SC CL
9/18/1992 ACT 69 57 30 42 70 64 42 61 46 48 54 50 48 48
Columbia HS
L/L
Starter
Scouting 6' 3" 185lbs.  Although tall and lanky right now, Michael Kirkman has the potential to develop into a left-handed power pitcher.  He has great form, broad shoulders, and a solid lower half.  His fastball has been clocked at 88mph.  Michael adds that to a slider, a curveball, and a developing split-finger.  Obviously a very long-term project, Kikman wants the big bucks now and is willing to wait 5 or 6 years to make it big.
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SP Goyen Matthew AS EN CO HR CB CU FB N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
1/19/1988 ACT 66 82 73 79 81 71 61 61 52 58 52 50 50
Georgia Col & St U
R/L
Developmental
Scouting 6' 5" 220 lbs.  Matthew Goyen is a curveball pitcher.  He uses his curve in combination with a fastball and circle change to pick at the corners.  Although a larger pitcher, Matt's fastball really is below average and usually tops out at about 86-87 mph.  A very intelligent pitcher, Goyen knows how to use his pitches in combination and not rely on the strikeout to be effective.  The only question is whether his ability will hold up at a major league level.
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RP Hansen Craig AS EN CO HR FB SI N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
11/15/1987 ACT 89 14 80 67 86 81 67 44 52 48 54 54
St. Johns
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 6" 210 lbs.  With a large frame, broad shoulders, and an aggressive mindset, Craig Hansen can bring the heat.  Armed with two explosive pitches, a fastball and a slider, he will attack batters.  Craig's arm motion, a sling shot with a slight elbow drop, really makes it hard for batters to pick up the pitch.  Right-handers, in particularl, are often surprised by the speed, a la Mariano Rivera.  Scouts are really impressed with the way he throws strikes.
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RP Quinonez Rudolph AS EN CO HR FB CB N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
6/17/1988 ACT 79 16 51 70 81 70 62 52 52 52 54 50
Fresno State
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 2" 200 lbs.  Rudploh Quinonez is a medium framed, solidly built athlete.  He has an above average arm, adequate control, and one mean temper.  He leaves no doubt in an opponents mind that he is there to win.  Rudolph attacks each batter with a tailing fastball and a late snapping curve.  Quinonez has a quick, compact delivery that helps hide the ball all the way through his delivery.
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RP Ray Jason AS EN CO HR FB CB CU P#4 FA vsL GB HM SC CL
7/14/1988 ACT 93 19 27 31 90 79 58 42 46 50 52 54 56
Azusa Pacific U
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 0" 208 lbs.  If it wasn't for severe control issues, Jason Ray would be one of the top prospects in this year's draft.  Jason "The Hammer" Ray is Goose Gossage incarnate.  He pitches pissed, and just blows you away with 95-97 mph fastballs. Jason's two favorite locations are up and in and up and inner ear.   When he can control it, his curve drops straight off the table.  With a closer's mentality, he'll keep the fans around for those late innings.
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RP Overholt Patrick AS EN CO HR FB CB CU P#4 FA vsL GB HM SC CL
2/8/1989 ACT 68 42 88 85 70 61 54 77 52 58 52 50 50
Santa Clara U
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 1" 195 lbs.  Patrick Overholt is a control pitcher.  With a below average arm, he approaches batters with control over the corners and pitches that move late.  More of a middle relief pitcher than a closer, Patrick could actually wind up as long relief or even a spot starter.  His biggest asset is his cat-like quickness to first base, virtually shutting down a running game.
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RP Perez Juan AS EN CO HR SL FB CB N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
5/31/1991 ACT 66 14 59 69 71 60 42 47 48 50 50 50 50
Jose Rojas Cortez Superio
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 0" 150 lbs.  A product of Latin America, Juan Perez is a three pitch relief pitcher.  Armed with a nasty slider, a fastball, and a 11-5 curve, Perez could develop into a good set-up man with some coaching.  Perez delivers the ball with an extreme lean to his right and whips his arm through.  This type of motion is cause for injury concern down the road.
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RP Rollins Christopher AS EN CO HR FB CU SL P#4 FA vsL GB HM SC CL
9/16/1992 ACT 71 12 42 53 64 58 42 44 50 50 50 50 50
Winslow Township HS
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 4" 190 lbs.  Christopher Rollins looks like a pitcher on the mound.  With a 3/4 slot delivery and a long stride towards home plate, he really whips the ball through the strike zone.  A very raw pitcher, Rollins could take 5 years before he reaches the majors.
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RP Ryan Patrick AS EN CO HR CB FB N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
5/31/1987 ACT 76 26 69 52 79 64 58 48 56 50 52 52
Embrey-Riddle U
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 0" 200lbs.  With a long frame and a loose 3/4 delivery to the plate, Patrick Ryan actually looks relaxed while pitching.  Patrick was a starter for his first two seasons in college, but really blossomed his junior and senior years with a shift to the bullpen.  Scouts project him as middle relief/set-up guy with good stamina.  His curveball is a little soft, but has a good chance of eventually being his out pitch.
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RP Maxwell Blake AS EN CO HR FB SI N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
8/1/1988 ACT 95 13 33 21 74 70 37 44 46 58 50 50
Methodist Col
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 5" 255lbs.  Blake Maxwell is a big, strong kid.  His delivery is a jerky stretch type motion with an overhead delivery.  This is really ineffective against lefties, as they can get a good glimpse of the pitch before it leaves Blake's hand.  Maxwell's other issue is that he throws instead of pitches, althoug hhe does throw quite hard.
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RP Durden Brandon AS EN CO HR SL FB CB CU FA vsL GB HM SC CL
7/20/1989 ACT 70 18 74 64 79 70 46 40 40 58 58 50 54 50
Georgia Col & St U
R/L
Starter
Scouting 6' 3" 215 lbs.  Brandon Durden has the make-up of a solid set-up man.  He delivers the pitch with a low 3/4 slot arm angle, making it very difficult for lefties to pickup the pitch until very late.  Brandon uses his fastball to get a head early and then uses his slider to grab the K.  He has also been working on a late breaking, 12-6 curve and a change-up.  Dudren could need a couple seasons to mature before he makes it to the big league.
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RP Zagurski Michael AS EN CO HR CU FB SL N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
1/27/1987 ACT 67 34 58 84 78 73 72 64 65 60 54 50 50
Kansas
L/L
Developmental
Scouting 6' 1" 225 lbs.  Michael Zagurski is an athletic middle reliever.  He has above average stamina for a reliever, and a great pick-off move to first.  Michael works exclusively from the stretch with a sidearm motion.  He overpowers lefties, but has had historic problems with righties.  The uses a fastball, slider, change-up combination, with the change-up being his out pitch.
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RP Norrick Floyd AS EN CO HR FB CB N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
9/27/1987 ACT 58 23 86 77 75 70 51 52 48 46 50 50
Southern Illinois
L/L
Developmental
Scouting 6' 3" 190 lbs.  Floyd Norrick is a tall, lanky lefty from Illinois.  He lives on the corners, and relies on his control to get the outs.  With very poor arm strength and solid control, it will be a toss-up whether or not he is able to make it the major league level.
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