The Week Ahead GO/AO College Data Update 2010 MLB Draft: Top 30 College Third Base Prospects 2010 MLB Draft: Top 100 College Outfield Prospects 2010 MLB Draft: College Position Player Big Board Reader Suggestion?… I’m really excited about the college third baseman list, so that’ll probably be the first thing published. I’d like to start [...]
1.1 Washington Nationals: CC of Southern Nevada FR C Bryce Harper 1.2 Pittsburgh Pirates: The Woodlands HS (Texas) RHP Jameson Taillon 1.3 Baltimore Orioles: Brito Private HS (Florida) SS Manny Machado 1.4 Kansas City Royals: Mississippi JR LHP Drew Pomeranz 1.5 Cleveland Indians: Ball State JR 2B Kolbrin Vitek 1.6 Arizona Diamondbacks: Florida Gulf Coast [...]
30. Pittsburgh JR C Kevan Smith The former Panthers quarterback is a plus athlete with a strong arm who is still understandably raw in some phases of the game. He was a highly regarded prospect coming out of high school who was at one point seen as a potential top five round pick, but was [...]
By Rob Ozga
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Also posted in 2010 College C, 2010 MLB Draft, 2010 MLB Draft Position Rankings
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Tagged 2010 MLB Draft, 2010 MLB Draft College Catchers, Austin Goolsby, Blake Forsythe, Brett Nicholas, Bryan Holaday, Bryce Harper, Cameron Rupp, Chris Schaeffer, Cody Stanley, Cole Leonida, college baseball, Curt Casali, Dan Burkhart, Diego Seastrunk, Jeff Arnold, Jeremy Mayo, Jesse Wierzbicki, Jose Iglesias, Kawika Emsley-Pai, Kenny Swab, Kevan Smith, Kevin David, Matt Rice, Matt Szczur, Micah Gibbs, Mike Kvasnicka, Rafael Neda, Rob Brantly, Tommy Medica, Tyler Bullock, Xorge Carrillo, Yasmani Grandal
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There have been whispers out of Las Vegas for months now that presumptive first overall pick Bryce Harper’s, shall we say, “intensively competitive” and “self-assured” manner wasn’t playing all that well with the scouts assigned to watch his every step. This past week, however, those whispers grew just a teensy bit louder after Kevin Goldstein [...]
February 15, 2010 – 8:51 PM
1. Bryce Harper – C – College of Southern Nevada 2. Jameson Taillon – RHSP – The Woodlands HS (TX) 3. AJ Cole – RHSP – Oviedo HS (FL) It would take something pretty funny to happen this spring to knock either Harper or Taillon off of their comfortable 1-2 perch in my rankings. Harper’s [...]
February 2, 2010 – 4:16 AM
Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed is not a synonym for overrated…Overexposed [...]
January 11, 2010 – 5:08 AM
1.1 Washington Nationals: C Bryce Harper – College of Southern Nevada Steven Strasburg is going first overall in this draft. Book it. One man by his lonesome may not be able to turn a baseball team’s on-field fortunes around, but it only takes one superstar to revive public interest in a moribund franchise. If nothing else, [...]
By Rob Ozga
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Also posted in 2010 MLB Draft, 2010 Mock Draft, Mock Draft
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Tagged Christian Colon, Brandon Workman, Anthony Ranaudo, Kyle Blair, Deck McGuire, Drew Pomeranz, Bryce Harper, 2010 MLB Draft, AJ Cole, Jameson Taillon, Kaleb Cowart, Nick Castellanos, Jesse Hahn, 2010 MLB Mock Draft
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December 4, 2009 – 4:36 AM
RHP Jameson Taillon (The Woodlands HS, Texas) heavy 92-94 FB; also seen at easy 93-95; most recently hit 96-97 plus 77-84 CB; 75-76 maybe? underutilized 76 CU with real potential 83-84 with SF plus command 6-7, 230 pounds popular comps include Gerrit Cole, Stephen Strasburg, Josh Beckett, and, wait for it, Roger Clemens… [Before I [...]
October 6, 2009 – 4:21 AM
I had way too difficult a time attempting to group the top 50 2010 MLB Draft prospects into meaningful tiers, so instead I grouped them in a way that made it easier for me to come up with common things to talk about under each tier. I’ve been gone a few months, but I’m still [...]
October 5, 2009 – 4:33 AM
I know this qualifies as a way, way, way too early look at the top 50 2010 MLB Draft prospects, but it seems like as good a way as any to get back into the swing of things here as we begin to prepare for another exciting draft season. This list is extremely preliminary (especially [...]
