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This is far too early for a true Mock, but everyone likes to read them, so without further ado, here it is. This is more for information purposes than where I think players will go. It's way too early to predict that.
I'm really not good at marketing or selling anything. I just know that what I have here is interesting and I want to share it. What I am sharing is the information from the 2006 season as an...
I'm really not good at marketing or selling anything. I just know that what I have here is interesting and I want to share it. What I am sharing is the information from the 2006 season. As an...
Kohl Stewart is one of the few potential front line arms in the 2013 draft. His athleticism has him as a top prospect in two sports.
Switch-hitting cornerman Dominic Ficociello isn't a typical profile player for those positions. The power is underwhelming and the bat is inconsistent but there is a lot of potential.
Ryan Eades has the stuff to be a frontline starter but has yet to rise above the #3 starter for LSU. That won't stop him from being drafted highly in the 2013 Draft.
Smith is one of the most unique talents in the 2013 draft. He can play all around the diamond and shows huge power potential.
Collins has the potential to hit in the middle of an MLB order if all things break right.
Sweet swinging lefty may end up at first baseman but could be a solid third baseman if his defense develops. He is the best tar heel bat since Dustin Ackley.
Brian Ragira is one of the better hitters in the upcoming baseball draft. How early will teams gamble on the potential of the big Stanford hitter?
Cord Sandberg is a raw athlete with a ton of potential, but will he commit to baseball full-time?
High School outfielder Clint Frazier has all the tools you'd want in a top of the draft talent.
Austin Meadows has the speed for CF, the power to be a star and looks the part. The question is if he will barrel up the ball enough to be a star.
On field play and effort as well as other things caused Trey Williams to slip in the 2012 draft. Can he redeem himself in 2013?
Matt Garrioch looks at Georgia high school outfielder Josh Hart
Kris Bryant looks like he could be a middle of the order masher in the near future.
Judge is a huge man who can hit the ball a mile but also has a long swing. The power is there, what about the rest?
Karsten Whitson could be a #2 starter if all works out. Can the top 10 pick in 2010 repeat the feat?
Enigmatic Brandon Thomas will get another shot in this years draft after not signing in 2012.
The top college lefty in the 2013 draft comes from a less familiar place but has amazing results.
Justin Williams has the most power of any high school draft prospect for 2013. He launched shots into the upper deck at Metrodome multiple times and could be a middle of the order bat.
The current order of the MLB Draft for 2013. The Astros will have the first shot for the second year in a row.
Austin Wilson passed on millions out of high school to go to Stanford. Has his stock risen or fallen?
After passing on signing with the Pirates after being drafted in the 2012 draft, Appel is a favorite to go 1st overall in the 2013 draft.
University of Arkansas ace Ryne Stanek looks to be one of the top arms available in the 2013 draft.
This is the deepest of the deep sleepers but there are a few guys that I would have attempted to sign if I were an MLB GM looking for some minor league depth and potentially more.
Here is the link to the full list with each league. This is not the best player in each league, or best prospect going forward, it is just the player that put up the best counting numbers in each...
Top MLB Draft prospects from the various summer college leagues. Not every league is covered but some guys who you will want to know are talked about here.
My take on the top players at the Under Armour Game at Wrigley Field this weekend. Many of them will be millionaires by this time next year thanks to the 2013 MLB Draft. These are names to know for MLB fans. A couple will be future stars.
I am not a great writer. I'm sure you have noticed by now. I am not an aspiring sports journalist. I'm not going to try to break into baseball as a front office guy and I have no want to be a...