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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 4, 2019 17:29:20 GMT -6
Be back tommorrow for the reminder of the draft.
Theres still 3 very good names left on the board.
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Post by blcoach8 on Jun 4, 2019 19:21:08 GMT -6
You have no clue as to whether home town high schoolers will sign if drafted........who is your source? I am sure it's top secret.  He has sources. And he can never name any of them. |
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Post by thomasj13 on Jun 4, 2019 19:28:52 GMT -6
And he can never name any of them. They're so secret even he doesn't know them. |
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 4, 2019 19:59:11 GMT -6
Yea sure.
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 4, 2019 20:07:01 GMT -6
CF prospect Barefoot says he is signing 100% he is coming to Houston
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 4, 2019 21:19:23 GMT -6
8th round Luis Guerrero A lesser known name that should quickly jump on the scouting scene is strong flamethrower Luis Guerrero (2020, Miami, Fla.). Guerrero lit up the radar gun early and often, sitting 91-93 mph with the fastball in the first while also mixing in great feel for a 76-78 mph curveball. His fastball showed a great deal of life commanding it to both halves of the plate with a great deal of arm-side run, being able to keep it off the plate and back it up to the outside corner on right-handed hitters. The curveball, with slow 12-to-6 break, showed as a plus pitch when used in unison with the hard-running fastball. Guerrero used his strong, stable lower half to change up deliveries and leg lifts to effectively throw off hitter’s timing on his way to four strikeouts in two and two-thirds innings pitched. He will be used as a OFer. Not a Pitcher. He loves batting has a .300+ avg last year. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2019 21:42:29 GMT -6
He will be used as a OFer. Not a Pitcher. He loves batting has a .300+ avg last year. Only you can make a simple player bio sound like a "personals ad" |
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 4, 2019 21:52:03 GMT -6
He will be used as a OFer. Not a Pitcher. He loves batting has a .300+ avg last year. Only you can make a simple player bio sound like a "personals ad" And only you can swallow. Js |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2019 22:48:28 GMT -6
Okay... my fault for trying to read your illiterate nonsensical bull shit.
I won't bother you on your bench with your box of chocolate any longer.
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:02:44 GMT -6
Round 11
RYAN GUSTO
LOOKING FOR COLLEGE STUFF
Ryan Gusto is a 2017 OF/RHP with a 6-4 180 lb. frame from Charlotte, NC who attends Providence High School. Extra-large frame, lean, slender build, broad shoulders, athleticism, and lots of room to continue to fill out physically and add strength. Posted a 7.11 time in the 60 yard dash. Primary outfielder, showed a long arm action, accuracy to the bag, and a crow hop into throws. Showed impressive arm strength up to 87 mph from the outfield. At the plate, a switch hitter who impressed more from the left side. Started with a tall base, open stance, deeper hand load, and a medium hand set. From the left side, showed quickness to hands with good bat speed, and a line drive swing plane. Worked up the middle and pull side with impact off the barrel. From the left side was more of a compact swing with a slower barrel. Also pitched, showed a long arm action, big arm circle, online landing, loads up weight well on backside, and finishes well through the ball. Extended three quarter arm slot with a repeatable delivery, and slight crossfire action. Fastball worked well to both sides with quickness to arm. Fastball showed 79-82/83 mph with good angle and ability to mix pitches. Curveball showed good depth with feel to spin it and burry it low in the zone. Ability to pitch backwards and keep hitters off balance. Named to Top Prospect List.
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:06:15 GMT -6
Round 12
Garrett Gayle, RHP, Rice
Source: 4YR • Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 208 • B-T: R-R
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:13:38 GMT -6
Round 13
Kevin Holcomb, RHP, Glendale (Calif.) JC
Source: JC • Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 210 • B-T: R-R • Commitment/Drafted: Never Drafted
Holcomb emerged as a prospect in the California Collegiate Summer League and helped pitch Glendale (Calif.) JC deep into the state playoffs this spring. A projectable 6-foot-5, 210-pound righthander, Holcomb works 89-93 mph on his fastball and has room to grow into more velocity. His mechanics are a bit stiff but his arm is quick. He also flashes feel for an average slider in the low- to mid-80s.
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:16:21 GMT -6
Round 14
RHP Derek West: 90-95 FB; 83-85 cut-SL; 73-75 CB; CU; 6-5, 225 pounds (2018: 8.46 K/9 – 4.32 BB/9 – 50.0 IP – 3.24 ERA
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:19:16 GMT -6
Round 15
Cole McDonald
CEDAR RAPIDS — He’ll almost surely hear (or see) his name at some point this week. But don’t tell Cole McDonald that.
The University of Iowa pitcher will believe it when he sees it.
The 2019 Major League Baseball Draft is Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and McDonald is one of a handful of Hawkeyes who could receive an opportunity to play professionally. The senior from New Hampton is a safe bet to get picked, though he kind of thought the same thing last season, too, and it never happened.
“So, I guess, right now, I’m definitely excited and kind of prepared for it,” McDonald said. “But at the same time, you don’t want to get too amped up and get disappointed. Stay calm a little bit, and, obviously, hope for the best.”
McDonald is a great story in that he hurt his arm as a junior in high school, had Tommy John elbow surgery and didn’t pitch at all as a senior. The right-hander pitched just three times as a junior.
But Iowa believed in him, and he improved each and every season for Coach Rick Heller. He emerged as a Friday starter in Big Ten Conference games this season and went 6-3 with a 3.54 earned run average.
His final college start was the best of his career: eight innings, five hits and a run allowed, with nine strikeouts against Indiana.
“I kind of came in, didn’t pitch my junior or senior year of high school, I’m from a small town,” McDonald said. “Going to the University of Iowa was kind of like a whole new world just opened in front of my eyes. I didn’t know what to expect. I’m sure you could ask any junior or senior, they looked at me and said ‘How could Coach Heller recruit this guy?’ ... But once I showed up, I just tried to work as hard as I possibly could.”
McDonald said he gained 20 pounds between last season and this season and it helped him gain more durability and velocity. His fastball jumped from the 86 to 88-mile-per-hour range to 88-to-92.
That will get you a shot at pro ball.
“Hearing a lot of things from scouts, more than last year, so I’m pretty confident that my name will be called,” McDonald said. “It’s definitely a better feeling compared to last year.”
Other Iowa players with a chance at getting drafted include pitchers Grant Leonard, Grant Judkins and Kyle Shimp, catcher Austin Martin and outfielder Ben Norman.
Among local and area preps, Cedar Rapids Prairie’s Harrison Cook seems to have the best chance to get picked.
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:28:45 GMT -6
Round 16
Dexter Jordan, 2B, Pearl River (Miss.) JC
Source: JC • Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 190 • B-T: R-R
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:31:47 GMT -6
Round 17
Danny Cody
American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA)/Rawlings All-Mideast Region third-team selectionAll-Ohio Athletic Conference first-team selectionBW Co-Most Outstanding Pitcher Award recipient (along with Evan Lovick '18)Named Ohio Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Week on March 19Made 17 appearances, including a school-record 14 startsCompiled a 7-3 record with a career-low 3.13 earned run averageLed the team and OAC with 100 strikeoutsSecond on squad with a career-high 83.1 innings pitched and opponentsonly batted .245 against himEarned his third varsity letter
2017
Made a team-high 18 appearances, including five startsCompiled a 3-3 record with one save with a 4.70 ERAHad a team-high-tying 49 strikeouts in 46 innings pitchedOpponents batted .275 against himEarned second varsity letter
2016
Appeared in 10 games, including one start Had a 0-1 record with one save and a 9.75 ERAStruck out four batters in 12 innings pitchedEarned first varsity letter
Pitching Career Bests
Eight innings pitched (3x) with the last coming vs. Westfield St. (Mass.) the the NCAA Regional on May 18, 201812 strikeouts vs. Wittenberg on March 17, 2018Zero runs allowed (16x) with the last coming vs. Cortland (N.Y.) in the NCAA Regional on May 20, 2018Zero hits allowed (2x) with the last coming vs. Anderson (Ind.) on Feb. 18, 2017
Fielding Career Bests
Two putouts (2x) with the last coming at John Carroll on May 6, 2018Two assists (5x) with the last coming at Otterbein on Apr. 28, 2018
High School
Three-year letterwinnerAll-Southwestern Conference first-team selection and the SWC Most Valuable PlayerFirst-Team All-District first-team selectionOhio High School Baseball Coaches Association All-Ohio honorable mention selectionNortheast Ohio Baseball Coach's Association All-Star
Personal
Finance majorCarries 3.47 grade point averageDean's List studentMember of the Chi Alpha Sigma Honor SocietySon of Mike and Caryn CodyPlaying for the Wilson (N.C.) Tobs of the Coastal Collegiate Summer League
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:34:28 GMT -6
Round 18
Justin Campbell. Simi Valley HS
It’s likely that Simi Valley pitcher Justin Campbell will spend an entire season without varsity action. That’s not surprising for a freshman pitcher, but Campbell is anything but a traditional first year high school athlete.
Standing 6-foot-7, Campbell already has MLB height, and he’s quickly developing MLB size. While he isn’t facing off against varsity high school competition yet, the batters he is matching up with right now don’t have a chance.
As noted by the Los Angeles Times, Campbell is 2-0 while pitching for the Simi Valley junior varsity team. More impressively, he has racked up 19 strikeouts across just 11 innings, a rate of nearly two strikeouts per frame. Campbell has already competed for USA Baseball’s 12U and 15U squads, and is clearly on a rapid trajectory toward high school stardom.
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:36:30 GMT -6
Round 19
Tyler Krabbe
2017... Krabbe appeared in 29 games and started 26 games for the Falcons during his souphmore season... posted a .245 batting average with 5 home runs and drove in 23 runs... scored 20 runs and stole 2 bases in 2 attempts... recorded a .322 on-base percentage and a .481 slugging percentage.
2016... Was named a Presidential Scholar on the Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll... was named the Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week once... appeared in 36 games and started 25 contests for the Falcons during his freshman season... posted a .310 batting average with four home runs and drove in 30 runs... scored 15 runs and stole two bases in three attempts... recorded a .411 on-base percentage and a .517 slugging percentage as well as a .979 fielding percentage... finished with a career-high five hits and drove in a career-best six runs against North Georgia... scored a career-high two runs against Young Harris.
High School... Graduated from Mason High School in Cincinnati, Ohio in the spring of 2015... batted .384 with one home run while driving in 19 runs during his senior season... finished the season with five doubles and a .471 on-base percentage... was named second team All-Conference following both his junior and senior seasons... competed with the Cincinnati Flames travel team in the summer.
Personal... Is a Business major at Montevallo... is the son of Mark and Angela Krabbe... has one brother, Kyle Krabbe, and one sister, Olivia Krabbe
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:38:09 GMT -6
Round 20
Alex Palmer
6ALEXPALMER
CLASS
BIO RELATED STATSBiography
2018 (Sophomore) | Continued to bamboozle opposing batters in his second and final season at Cisco College...The Wranglers' top arm, posted a 12-1 record and finished the year with a 3.07 ERA through 82 frames of work...Finished the season with an impressive strikeout total of 111...Tossed a seven-inning no-hitter in a 5-0 win for the Wranglers at North Central Texas College where he also totaled a season-high 15 strikeouts (3/10)...Finished with 10 or more strikeouts on three occasions...Helped lead the Wranglers to a 52-6 record...Led the team in wins, innings pitched and strikeouts.
2017 (Freshman) | Immediately became a game-changing arm for Cisco College in his inaugural season of NJCAA baseball...Made 13 appearances on the pitching rubber - all starts - and wound up leading the team in innings pitched (70 1/3) and strikeouts (101)...Finished the year with a 7-5 record along with an ERA of 3.58...Racked up 10 or more strikeouts on three occasions...Posted a season-high 14 strikeouts in a 10-3 victory over North Central Texas College (3/22)...
High School | Played baseball for head coach Chris Peacock at Mansfield Summit High School.
Personal | Born Alex Nicholas Palmer on May 15, 1998...Son of Mary Krieter and Chris Cook...Will major in kinesiology at SFA.
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:42:32 GMT -6
Round 21
Davis Vainer RHP Alabama
He said he is transfering idk if he signs not much on him low 4ish ERA
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 12:45:00 GMT -6
Round 22
Shea Barry
PositionsPPlayer Listed UnderCollege Players
Proper NameShea Molloy Barry
Height6-2Weight170BatsRightThrowsRight
Born DateDecember 22,1997 [21.165]PlaceSimi Valley,California
High SchoolSimi Valley (Simi Valley,CA)
CollegeUniversity of California-Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara,CA
Had 1 good year with below 3.00 era
The other two upper 6s
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 13:11:31 GMT -6
Round 23
Zach Beirmann
1B /DH
He was last years player of the year in Carolina
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 13:14:38 GMT -6
Round 24
Preston Palvica
POSITIONLas Vegas, Nev.PAV-lick-uh
BIO RELATED STATS HISTORICALBiography
Grand Canyon2019 | SeniorBecame an animated team leader known for his highlight-reel catches, speed and power.Earned All-WAC honors for the first time in his career, landing on the second team as an outfielder.Tied for second on the team with 11 home runs, one off of Kona Quiggle's team-leading pace. Pavlica's 11 homers on the season matched his first three years of home runs combined.Led the conference with 22 stolen bases, tying Andrew McCormick's 1995 record for most in a Division I season at GCU.Was third on the team and ninth in the WAC with a career-best .552 slugging percentage.Hit first two home runs of season in first game, a win against Xavier on March 16, the second multi-homer game of his career. Also featured six RBIs in the game, most in a game for a GCU batter in 2019.Hit his second career grand slam against Seattle U on April 18.Hit a key, game-tying solo home run in the eighth inning of an eventual extra-inning win at Sacramento State on May 16.
2018 | JuniorLed the team in stolen bases (16) and walks drawn (35). The stolen base mark was the most since David Walker (22, 2014).Started 54 of the team's 57 games in center field, making just two errors.Mark of 16 stolen bases led the WAC, three more than the nearest baserunner.Had the game-winning RBI in the form of a sacrifice fly in GCU's walk-off win over Penn State on March 9.Hit first career grand slam in win over Utah Valley on April 7.
2017 | SophomoreDue to a 27-game stretch of missed time due to injury, Pavlica played and started in 26 games on the season, batting .294.Made a highlight-reel catch where he hung on to the ball after a collision with the center field wall at Saint Mary's on March 3, but missed half the season with a resulting wrist injury.Returned to action in GCU's rubber match win at Chicago State on April 15, starting in center field and collecting two hits in his first two at bats.Hit a key, late-game, two-run home run against UTRGV on April 21. Later in the series, doubled to open the 10th inning and scored the winning run on a Garrison Schwartz walk-off on April 23.Homered and drove in three runs against Kansas on April 26.Had two hits, two runs, two walks and a career-best five RBIs in blowout win over Seattle U on May 6.Posted a spotless 1.000 fielding percentage, recording the third-most chances in the conference with such a mark (behind only Griffin Barnes and Jared McDonald). 2016 | FreshmanAppeared in 42 games for Grand Canyon (31 starts), batting .294 with 24 RBIs and three homers.Named WAC Hitter of the Week for March 1-6. Made noise in his first two career starts, recording seven RBIs on 5-of-8 hitting in a pair of wins over Omaha on March 5 & 6.Second on the Lopes with eight multi-RBI games including a pair of four-RBI games.Recorded Grand Canyon's only individual multi-home run game of the season, doing so on the big stage at Big-12 foe, Kansas State on April 27. He homered to left field in the second inning to put the Lopes on the board and homered in the eighth for GCU's sixth and final score of the game. He also doubled as a part of a 3-for-4 day.Showed versatility by ranking top five on the Lopes in slugging percentage (.429) and stolen bases (8).Hit five sacrifice flies on the year, a mark which ranked second in the WAC.Picked up a hit in his first five career starts while totaling nine total RBIs over his first three career starts.Tallied four RBIs with consecutive sacrifice flies and a two-run double in GCU's 9-4 defeat of CSU Bakersfield on April 2. Summer League2018 - Green Bay Bullfrogs (Northwoods)2017 - Mat-su Miners (Alaska)2016 - Chillicothe Mudcats (MINK) High SchoolLiberty High School - Henderson, Nev.Nevada First Team All-State selection as an outfielder his senior season.Batted .526 with 26 extra-base hits and 25 stolen bases.His .526 batting average ranked top 50 in Nevada High School baseball history.Helped lead his team to a state championship as a junior in 2014.Hit two run-scoring triples in the title game to propel the Patriots past Centennial 5-3.Tabbed Liberty's offensive player of the year as a junior and defensive player of the year as a sophomore.Won two state titles for American Legion baseball.Also played two years of varsity football, finishing as a Nevada First Team All-State selection at defensive back as a senior with 76 tackles and six interceptions. PersonalParents are Lorenzo and Debbie Pavlica.Sister, London, plays women's basketball at Dixie State University where she was a freshman in 2018-19.Hobbies off the field include hiking and traveling.Chose Grand Canyon because of the "great atmosphere at the university, coaching staff, growing college, and wanted to be a part of something new."If he wasn't playing baseball, he'd be playing sand volleyball
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 13:23:53 GMT -6
Round 25
Edward. E.P. Reese
Not alot on this guy
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Post by ɮօʀȶǟʐ on Jun 5, 2019 13:36:31 GMT -6
Good job, VD
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Post by bearbryant on Jun 5, 2019 13:40:23 GMT -6
C.J. looks like a much better player then his brother if he can bat. The scouting report says former Pitcher. So maybe he just needs to learn Framing |
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 14:13:29 GMT -6
Round 26
Chan Casey
P Lubbock
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 14:18:29 GMT -6
Round 27
Kevin Dickey
Pitcher siminole state
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 14:22:17 GMT -6
Round 28
Bryan Arias
InF
Team: UTSA
Year: Senior
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 205lbs.
2019 Stats
AVG.336
HR10
RBI40
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Post by nathangarza29 on Jun 5, 2019 14:25:19 GMT -6
29 round
W. Drennan
LHP
I cant find nadda at all on rollins college
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