North Carolina Central JR C James Dey
Savannah State SR 1B Charles Sikes
Delaware State JR 2B Cameron Onderko
Delaware State SR SS David Kimbrough
Savannah State SR 3B Zachary Brigham
Savannah State SR OF David Richards
Florida A&M SR OF Marlon Gibbs
Delaware State rSR OF Charles Dailey

North Carolina Central JR RHP Andrew Vernon
Bethune-Cookman rSR RHP Keith Zuniga
North Carolina Central JR RHP Alex Dandridge
Savannah State SR RHP Brandon Whitmore
Coppin State JR LHP Anderson Burgess

Savannah State SR 1B Charles (Tre) Sikes has some serious power upside and a strong track record of hitting for extra bases. He’ll be an interesting option for a team looking to toe the line between affordable yet still promising. I’m not sure how much power Coppin State JR 1B/OF George Dragon has, but his hit tool is solid and he has no problem taking a walk. Also, his name is George Dragon.

Delaware State has a pair of potentially draftable middle infielders in JR 2B/SS Cameron Onderko and SR SS/RHP David Kimbrough. Onderko impressed in limited time last year while Kimbrough has the athleticism and arm to stick at short at the next level. Fellow Hornet rSR OF Charles Dailey might have enough in the way of a hit tool to get a late look. Savannah State SR OF David Richards is an exceptional athlete with pop, speed, and more than enough glove for center. His approach has gone backwards so far this year, but the tools are intriguing. Much of the same could be said for Florida A&M SR OF Marlon Gibbs, a similar athlete with bat speed and an up-and-down approach.

The MEAC has about a half-dozen arms that look like high follows entering the spring. Most, if not all, profile as professional relievers going forward. I like North Carolina Central JR RHP Andrew Vernon most of all with his size (6-4, 180), sinking 88-92 fastball, and above-average slider. Bethune-Cookman rSR RHP Keith Zuniga has a similar sinker/slider blend and Savannah State SR RHP Brandon Whitmore gets by with a 86-90 FB (93 peak) and a solid splitter.

2015 MLB Draft Talent – Hitting 

1. Delaware State JR 2B/SS Cameron Onderko
2. Savannah State SR 1B Charles Sikes
3. Savannah State SR OF David Richards
4. Florida A&M SR OF Marlon Gibbs
5. Florida A&M SR 1B Ryan Kennedy
6. Delaware State rSR OF Charles Dailey
7. Norfolk State JR OF Andre’ Moore
8. Savannah State JR OF/C Mendez Elder
9. Coppin State JR 1B/OF George Dragon
10. Maryland-Eastern Shore JR 2B/SS Mike Escanilla
11. Delaware State SR SS/RHP David Kimbrough
12. Florida A&M SR OF Jared Walker
13. North Carolina A&T SR OF Brandon Wilkerson
14. North Carolina Central JR C James Dey
15. Savannah State SR 3B Zachary Brigham
16. North Carolina A&T SR C Lester Salcedo
17. North Carolina Central rSR OF/RHP Eric Kimber
18. Bethune-Cookman SR OF Bryant Munoz

2015 MLB Draft Talent – Pitching

1. North Carolina Central JR RHP Andrew Vernon
2. Bethune-Cookman rSR RHP Keith Zuniga
3. North Carolina Central JR RHP Alex Dandridge
4. Savannah State SR RHP Brandon Whitmore
5. Coppin State JR LHP Anderson Burgess
6. Savannah State SR RHP Austin Denney
7. Coppin State SR RHP Yahya Muhammad
8. Norfolk State SR RHP Stephen Butt