R/L = Batting/Throwing
C Snyder Brandon FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
11/23/1992 ACT 59 42 50 38 62 52 52 52 50 52 50
Westfield HS
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 2" 210 lbs.  Brandon Snyder is a natural athlete that should eventually make someone a very nice catcher.  With soft hands and a high Baseball IQ, Brandon will be very adept at handling any pitching staff.  At the plate, Snyder makes good contact, has gap power, and good speed.  Enough to maybe project him into a 2-hole hitter.  The down-side is he is a little raw, and could take 3-4 seasons to be ready.
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C Egan Jonathon FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
10/12/1992 ACT 21 27 26 71 17 54 44 60 58 42 44
Cross Creek HS
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 4" 210 lbs.  Egan is a pure slugger who knows how to use his ever expanding body to pummel the ball.  Having hit several 400+ ft home runs in High School, scouts project him as a 40 homer guy at the majors level.  Behind the plate, Jonathon is not much to watch.  Poor footwork, subpar arm, and a not so soft glove could lead to Egan being a liability.  However, the kid doesn't want to play another position.
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C Hundley Nicholas FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
9/8/1988 ACT 66 70 47 39 23 52 54 52 52 48 46
Arizona
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6'1" 210 lbs.  Nicholas Hundley is the stereotype, a very solid defensive catcher that has some questions at the plate.  With a plus arm and solid insticts, Hundley scouts think he will be able to handle a big league pitching staff and control the running game.  At the plate, Nicholas is a quick bat, short stroke, line drive hitter.  Nicholas should make a club as a back-up catcher at some point.
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1B Head Stephen FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
1/13/1988 ACT 77 55 49 70 45 46 54 54 50 48 48
Mississippi
L/L
Average
Scouting 6' 3" 220 lbs.  Stephen Head is a 5th year Team Captain for the the Bulldogs of Mississippi.  Batting .346 his senior year, he reminds scouts of Travis Lee.  Balls will rocket off his bat.  In the field, Stephen has soft hands, good range, and can pick the ball out of the dirt.
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1B Weglarz Nicholas FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
12/16/1991 ACT 33 47 31 66 21 48 36 50 50 48 48
Lakeshore Catholic HS
L/L
Developmental
Scouting 6' 3" 220 lbs.  While not the sharpest tool in the shed, Weglarz is a bigboy.  He swings with a huge uppercut, going for the fences on every swing.  Nicholas has an exaggerated motion at the plate that gives him problems more with the hard stuff than the off speed pitches.  In the field, don't expect much from Weglarz.  He has good hands, but very poor range.
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2B Lowrie Jed FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
4/17/1988 ACT 65 49 70 47 52 48 58 48 50 48 48
Stanford
S/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 0" 180 lbs.  Another member from this year's PAC-10 champion Stanford Cardinals, Jed Lowrie is a lean, confident hitter with a great eye.  A spray hitter, Jed will make the most of all fields.  Defensively, Lowrie is very solid in the field.  A graceful defender who excels at turning the double play.  Although only blessed with an average arm, every throw will be exactly where he wants it to go.
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2B Pellot Hector FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
2/8/1994 ACT 80 35 34 39 60 56 48 46 56 52 44
Puerto Rico BB Academy
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 5' 10" 185 lbs.  Hector Pellot is a very young, very raw talent that will need to be in the minor leagues for quite a while to see if he amounts to anything.  A spray hitter with a power hitter's swing does not mix.  However, in the field, wow.  The kid gets to anything and everything.  An average arm, but Ozzie Smith type range.
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2B Getz Christopher FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
8/30/1987 ACT 64 65 60 51 47 44 56 70 50 50 50
Michigan
L/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 0" 175 lbs.  Christopher Getz is a contact hitter who likes to go the other way, ala Derek Jeter.  Although not quite as deliberate, if Christopher is pitched outside, some college teams actually had a Giambi shift in place for him.  Getz is a solid defender that can play every infield position.  He also has a solid, accurate arm.  FA - 1B=57 / SS=51 / 3B=63.
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3B Gordon Alex FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
2/10/1988 ACT 71 44 73 51 37 48 58 52 50 52 54
Nebraska
L/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 1"  210 lbs.  Scouts like Alex Gordon because he takes a fundamental, disciplined approach to hitting.  With a quiet swing and a solid judgement of the strike zone, many scouts believe that Alex can be a perennial .300 hitter.  Defensively, Gordon takes the same approach as he does in the batter's box.  Maybe not one to make the spectacular play, Alex can definitely make the plays he should with an uncanny reliability.
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3B Braun Ryan FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
11/17/1987 ACT 64 67 55 46 63 54 56 56 48 48 48
Miami U
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 2"  200 lbs.  A 5th year senior out of the University of Miami, Ryan Braun has impressed scouts with his athleticism.  Ryan can do it all.  He runs very well, and is smart on the base paths.  Braun is solid defensively and has a good arm.  Scouts expect him to continue to develop his batting skills and become a starter in the league, although he has struggles with the breaking ball alot.
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3B Harvey Brian FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
1/5/1987 ACT 58 57 47 41 54 62 56 54 54 48 48
Clemson
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 2"  195 lbs.  Brian Harvey is a late bloomer, as he has only really come on his senior year at Clemson.  For his first 2 seasons, Harvey was a left-handed specialist for Clemson, as he struggles against righties.  The Clemson coach also tried Brian out in several different positions, trying to find the best place to have Harvey help the team.  Harvey should eventually make someone's roster as a good utility player.  FA - 1B=47 / LF=51 / CF=43 / RF=49.
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SS Tulowitzki Troy FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
10/10/1988 ACT 43 69 45 61 48 52 52 52 52 50 50
Long Beach St
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 3"  205 lbs.  Troy Tulowitzki is a chip off of the new breed of short stops, tall, broad, and resembling a first baseman more than a middle infielder.  At the plate, Troy can be an aggressive hitter, particularly on a first pitch fastball.  With his size, scouts feel that it will translate into some respectable power numbers at the major league level.  In the field, Tulo allows his size to be a hinderence defensively, but uses it well when powering the ball to first.
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SS Pennington Clifton FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
6/15/1988 ACT 61 48 48 30 57 52 62 52 52 48 50
Texas A&M
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 5' 11"  180 lbs.  Clifton Pennington is in the mold of a David Eckstein, a hustling slap-hitter.  He was the spark plug for an A & M offense that lost to Nebraska in the Super Regionals.  A fun guy to watch and a great team-mate in the club-house, Clifton should be an asset for any team.  FA - 2B=61
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LF Martinez Allen FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
ACT 44 64 41 56 62 52 56 60 52 50 50
North Florida J.C.
R/R
Starter
Scouting 5' 1-"  185 lbs.  A Junior College grad from North Florida, Allen Martinez is a natural club house leader.  At the plate Allen shows solid power, but tends to struggle with the offspeed stuff.  Scouts tend to be believe he tries to pull the ball too often.  With only average skills in the field, Martinez has a reputation of having a solid technique and never missing his cut-off man.
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LF Pedroza Sergio FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
2/23/1986 ACT 60 42 46 35 60 48 54 54 50 50 50
Cal State Fullerton
L/R
Developmental
Scouting 5' 11"  180 lbs.  Sergio Perdoza is a mature outfirlder from the Dominican Republic.  He has been attending Cal State Fullerton on a baseball scholarship.  A dynamo in the #2 slot, scouts fell that there is nothing he can't do with a bat.  Bunt, scarifice, left-side, right-side, Pedroza can do it all.  This is true in the field as well, as Sergio can play every outfield position.  FA - CF=55 / RF=59.
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CF Maybin Cameron FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
4/4/1993 ACT 51 37 37 35 71 54 52 58 52 48 48
T C Roberson HS
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 3"  200 lbs.  Cameron Maybin reminds scouts of a Bernie Williams, fast but not quick.  Long strides and good baseball sense allows Cameron to effectively cover a lot of Center Field.  At the plate, Maybin uses his long arms to help generate his power and has even toyed with the idea of switch-hitting.
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CF McCutchen Andrew FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
10/10/1992 ACT 48 41 48 39 46 52 56 50 50 50 50
Fort Mead HS
R/R
Average
Scouting 5' 11"  175 lbs.  Andrew McCutcheon has a wiry, athletic body with string hands and wrists.  Scouts love the way he can handle the bat through the strike zone.   Although his judgement is not the best, scouts also feel that will fix itself in time.  Although more of a gap-to-gap hitter, McCutcheon has demonstrated flashes of power.  FA - LF=45 / RF=39.
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CF Crowe Trevor FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
ACT 59 33 51 32 69 46 60 44 52 46 48
Arizona
L/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 0"  190 lbs.  Trevor Crowe is a line drive hitter that uses every inch of the diamond to get the ball in play.  Not much of a home run hitter, Crowe only had 11 career Home Runs in his 4 years as a WildCat.  In the field, Trevor can cover a lot of ground with his good speed, although the good speed does come with a very weak arm.
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RF Mayberry John FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
12/21/1987 ACT 57 74 74 84 31 54 66 50 50 50 50
Stanford
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 6" 230lbs.  With an extra large frame, a very impressive physique, John Mayberry is a starter for someone from Day #1.  Although not a power hitter, Mayberry can pound the line-drives like no other, ripping them to all fields.  A solid eye and good patience will get him on base a whole lot.  Defensively, Mayberry is a solid defender with a plus arm.
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RF Buck Travis FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
11/18/1987 ACT 71 59 56 47 61 44 52 52 50 50 50
Arizona St
L/R
Average
Scouting 6' 3" 210 lbs.  Travis Buck is a 5th year senior for Arizona State and a 2nd team All-American with his defensive prowess.  With his long strides, Travis can cover a lot of ground when he gets going.  At the plate, Buck is just the opposite, using short, compact swings to drive the ball to the gaps.  Still, with his long arms, a good, inside fastball is the safest place to be as a pitcher.  FA - LF=61.
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RF Carte Daniel FA AS CH PH SP vsL GB PL HM SC CL
5/18/1988 ACT 64 62 39 52 51 52 48 58 50 50 50
Winthrop
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 0" 190 lbs.  A solid, compact frame, a slight crouch, and a muscular look make Daniel Carte a very impressive figure at the plate.  A very aggressive hitter, he tries to explode on every pitch.  A habit that many scouts believe will be his eventual downfall.  In the field, he can play all three positions solidly and has an above average arm.  FA - LF=64 / CF=46.
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SP Volstad Christopher AS EN CO HR FB SL SI CU FA vsL GB HM SC CL
9/23/1992 ACT 87 72 46 30 81 74 65 50 36 46 50 52 50 50
Palm Beach Gardens HS
R/R
Franchise
Scouting 6' 7" 190 lbs.  Christopher Volstad is already being hailed as the right-handed Randy Johnson.  A pure gunslinger from the right side, all he does is throw hard strikes with his entire repertoire. He ended his senior year in high school with a career ERA of .61.  Christopher already throws two types of fastballs, a sliding and a sinking.  The motion on his pitches is phenomenal.  He will definitely develop into a pitcher who can strike out a batter inside the strike zone.  As impressive as his stuff is, scouts think his head is his best asset. 
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SP Thompson Kevin AS EN CO HR SI CB FB N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
4/28/1988 ACT 85 60 54 86 82 76 75 74 48 52 46 48 48
LSU
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 1" 210 lbs.  Kevin Thompson is an all around athlete and a small dynamo of power.  Kevin attacks hitters with an above average fastball, a curve that drops off the table, and a split-finger/sinker pitch that Roger Clemens would be proud of.  A far more effective pitcher from the wind-up, don't let that fool you; Thompson has one of the best pick-off moves for a righty that SLB has ever seen.  The only knocks agaisnt Kevin are his erratic aim and lack of endurance.
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SP Hochevar Luke AS EN CO HR SI SL FB CB FA vsL GB HM SC CL
9/15/1987 ACT 78 74 62 57 78 72 71 59 43 44 60 52 50 50
Tennessee
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 5" 205 lbs.  Luke Hochevar led Tennessee to it's first college WS appearance in almost a decade.  A sinkerball pitcher, Luke nibbles at the corners and relies on great defense.  His slider has a late right to left run that can start inside on right-handers and finish out of the strike zone.  Hochevar is also the benficiary of a 2/3 to side arm angle on his delivery.  Although not a dominating presense, he projects as a solid #3 or #4 starter.
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SP Roberts Kevin AS EN CO HR CB FB SI N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
5/15/1989 ACT 77 61 49 74 75 70 53 52 48 54 46 48 48
Houston
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 0" 190 lbs.  Kevin Roberts is an aggressive pitcher, living and dying by the credo to never give into a hitter.  This philosophy causes some great performances and some erratic ones as well.  Kevin uses a 3/4 arm angle with a very compact pitching motion.  This aids him in maintaining an effective move to first base.  Roberts repetoire includes a solid fastball, a big sweeping curve that he uses as an out pitch, and a fading palm ball.
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SP Deal Scott AS EN CO HR FB CU SL N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
12/11/1992 ACT 72 56 56 51 74 59 42 46 48 45 54 50 46
Curtis HS
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 4" 180 lbs.  A tall, lanky pitcher, Scott Deal has been compared to a young Andy Ashby.  A quick, loose arm with which he delivers with an abreviated top down motion.  Scott has a naturally running fastball that he can throw for a strike at will.  His slider and change-up will take some developing.  However, scouts love his fluid motion and fastball so much, that they feel Deal could blossom into a #2 or #3 starter.
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SP Stidfole Sean AS EN CO HR FB CB CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
3/12/1988 ACT 74 86 79 56 69 65 61 53 56 54 50 50 50
Penn State
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 3" 175 lbs.  A tell, slender pitcher with a good athletic frame, Sean Stidfole was a workhorse at Penn State.  He works under the philospohy that the best pitch is strike one.  Not an overpowering pitcher, as his fastball is usually about 87-88 mph, Sean does throw strikes.  Armed with a fastball, a sweeping curve, and a Greg Maddux style circle change, Stidfole can eat some innings.  Scouts wonder whether his lack of arm strength will prevent him from making the big leagues.
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SP Shawler Anthony AS EN CO HR FB SL SI CU FA vsL GB HM SC CL
5/16/1992 ACT 70 61 44 51 66 63 55 42 39 50 46 56 52 46
Oscar Smith HS
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 2" 175 lbs.  Anthony Shawler is a raw, raw prospect.  Scouts like him because he has solid mechanics and does a lot of things right.  A young, athletic kid, Shawler pitches downhill, has solid mechanics, and a good move to first.  He also doesn't lose a whole lot when he pitches from the stretch instead of the wind-up.  On the mound, Anthony mostly uses hard stuff, a two-seamer, a cut-fastball, and a hard slider; although he is developing a solid change-up to add to his arsenol.  Might make a club as a #5 starter.
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SP Barrett Eric AS EN CO HR SL FB CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
12/19/1992 ACT 61 67 80 74 73 65 44 42 56 52 50 48 48
Marion HS
L/L
Developmental
Scouting 6'2" 180 lbs.  Eric Barrett is a tall, slender starting pitcher for the Marion Bandits.  His strengths are his abnormalities.  Eric never throws a "normal" pitch, as he cuts everything.  His reptoire includes a cut fastball, a slurve, and a combination curve/change-up. Fielders like him becuase he maintains a very fast pace on the mound.  Barrett also has a good pick-off move, as he works exclusively from the stretch.
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RP Towaki Michiyo AS EN CO HR SL SI CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
8/19/1984 ACT 79 20 61 43 83 83 83 37 52 48 46 60 60
Japan
R/R
Blue Chip
Scouting 5' 10"  180 lbs.  Michiyo Towaki is the best closer in Japan, posting a miniscule 1.81 era for the Orix Blue Wave his final year in Japan.  Michiyo's stuff is unbelievable, and he is all over the place with it.  He will use any pitch as an out pitch on any at-bat.  Not the most impressive physical specimen, Towaki amybe the most effective.
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RP Winters Kyle AS EN CO HR FB CB N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
4/22/1993 ACT 79 16 51 43 64 61 36 48 54 52 54 56
Pamona HS
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 4" 190 lbs.  Kyle Winters is the first of two high schoolers that scouts think will be the future elite closers in the league.  He is a tall, large-framed, lean relief pitcher.  Already being compared to Brad Lidge, Kyle still has some growing to go.  He delivers the pitch with a smooth down-plane motion and a live arm.  His fastball is above average and tends to have a rising motion.  Winters also sports a 3/4 curve that has a sharp, late strike zone break.  Definitely a born and bred closer, scouts expect Kyle to be ready in 3 to 4 years.
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RP Roe Chaz AS EN CO HR CB FB N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
10/9/1992 ACT 79 16 51 43 64 61 36 48 54 52 54 56
Lafayette HS
R/R
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 5" 180 lbs.  Chaz Roe is the second half of the dynamic twins.  Built very similarly, and armed with the same fastball, curveball arsenol, Chaz and Kyle have a lot of similarities.  The differences between the two are that Kyle throws a little harder and has a better fastball.  On the other hand, Chaz has a little better control and uses his 3/4 curve as his out pitch.
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RP Bell Trevor AS EN CO HR FB CB N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
10/12/1992 ACT 79 20 52 43 77 56 47 48 50 52 54 50
Crescenta Valley HS
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 1" 190 lbs.  Trevor Bell is a strong, well-built middle relief or set-up type of pitcher.  He combines an above-average velocity and a very live fastball to really pound hitters inside.  Trevor also sports a late breaking curve that he uses well to set-up his fastball.  Bell has solid control, and will eventually need to develop the ability to use both sides of the plate.
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RP Simons Zachary AS EN CO HR FB CU CB P#4 FA vsL GB HM SC CL
5/23/1990 ACT 81 23 61 19 78 75 49 51 50 54 50 50 50
Everett CC
R/R
Starter
Scouting 6' 3" 195 lbs.  Zachary Simons is a tall, lanky pitcher who slings his pitches towards the plate.  His fastball has hit 94+ mph, but at the cost of some control.  An ideal middle reliever, Zachary has a little more stamina than most relievers.  He also has the talent to maybe move to a set-up role.  Simons has a big leg kick and has some trouble working from the stretch.  This could wind up being a liability in the late innings.
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RP Whelan Kevin AS EN CO HR FB SI SL P#4 FA vsL GB HM SC CL
1/8/1988 ACT 89 17 39 27 82 70 41 38 42 46 58 40 60
Texas A&M
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 0" 200 lbs.  Kevin Whelan is a stocky, compact, power pitcher from Texas A&M.  He has think pwerful legs and just rips the ball through the strike zone.  He throws a four-seamer, a spli-finger, and a hard slider.  Kevin is a pure power pitcher and sometimes has to work to get his head into the game.  He gets really frustrated when he allows a base runner.
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RP Roberts Kevin AS EN CO HR CB FB CU N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
5/15/1988 ACT 84 20 60 54 77 71 40 51 50 48 52 52 46
Houston
R/R
Average
Scouting 6' 0"  190 lbs.  Kevin Roberts is an aggressive hitter who has actually been suspended twice at the University of Houston for hit batsman.  His big breaking curve is his out pitch, but his fasrball is his bread and butter.  Kevin has also been making an attempt to develop an off-speed pitch to increase his repatoire.  Probably better suited as a middle reliever than a closer, Roberts does have good understanding of how to pitch.
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RP Owen William AS EN CO HR FB SL CU SI FA vsL GB HM SC CL
10/29/1987 ACT 76 37 63 45 68 67 47 42 40 48 50 50 48 48
Belmont
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 6' 3" 220 lbs.  William Owen is a big pitcher who does a lot of things well, but nothing really great.  He uses a fastball, slurve as his mainstay, while throwing in his straight change and a developing split-finger to mix things up.  Williasm doesn't have a great arm or solid control, but he mixes speeds well and is usually around the plate.  Owen projects more as a long relief or spot starter than as a set-up guy.
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RP Paschal Roberto AS EN CO HR FB CU N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
7/14/1986 ACT 71 23 68 56 64 50 64 50 50 46 50 50
Mexico
R/R
Developmental
Scouting 5' 9" 170 lbs.  Roberto Paschal actually left Mexicao and headed south to train in some of the South American baseball academies to fullfill his dream of playing baseball in America.  Paschal as a live fastball that is major league level.  He is a also a pure athlete, and loves to play the game.  Roberto has a chance at making it as a middle reliever, but not much else is expected out of him.
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RP Romanczuk Mark AS EN CO HR SL FB SI CU FA vsL GB HM SC CL
9/27/1987 ACT 75 19 88 77 85 78 60 54 57 54 58 50 52 58
Stanford
L/L
Red Chip
Scouting 6' 1" 195 lbs.  Mark Romanczuk has been the closer for the Stanford Cardinals the last couple of seasons.  Her leaves the Cardinals with a career 2.02 ERA and a .86 WHIP.  Mark is not a power pitcher, but can nibble on the corners all day long.  Scouts also love that he pitches on a down-plane on every pitch.  Probably the surest reliever in the draft, mark will be a great closer one day really soon.
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RP Hammond Steve AS EN CO HR FB SL CB N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
4/30/1987 ACT 76 16 78 62 82 71 48 64 60 52 52 52 50
Long Beach St
R/L
Starter
Scouting 6' 2" 205 lbs.  Steve Hammond has a pitching motion similar to retired Met Sid Fernandez.  The strange side-arm motion lets Steve completely domiante left-handers with his lethal Fastball-Slider combination.  He also sports a developing curve that Steve drops in on hitters jsut to keep them off-balance.  Although Hammond does not really have a Closer's mentatlity, he will definitely make it as a set-up guy or left-handed specialist.
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RP Arizmendi Daniel AS EN CO HR SL SI FB N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
6/13/1988 ACT 82 24 67 46 75 67 67 46 54 46 50 50 50
Santa Ana College
L/L
Average
Scouting Daniel Arizmendi is a pitcher that doesn't know how to throw soft.  His offspeed pitch is his sinker.  Arizmendi is a terminal competitor, and will always go right after hitters.  He will need a little mental or emotional devleopment before he makes it to the majors.  Daniel projects as a middle relief type of pitcher.
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RP Sneed Peter AS EN CO HR FB SL N/A N/A FA vsL GB HM SC CL
4/25/1989 ACT 68 9 46 50 61 56 45 56 50 52 50 50
Northern Methodist CC
L/L
Developmental
Scouting 5' 10" 185 lbs.  Peter Sneed is another left-handed specialist.  He has above average arm power and a major league fastball, but needs lots of development in other areas.  Peter could project into a middle relief pitcher in a couple of years.
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