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Draft 2008
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PickTeamPlayerSchoolPosB/THtWtDOBClass
590Abeita, MitchU Nebraska LincolnCR/R6'00"1851986-04-07SR
106Adams, DavidU Virginia2BR/R6'02"2051987-05-15JR400K
Comments: The University of Virginia has become a good proving ground for legit pro prospects in recent years, and while Adams isn't Ryan Zimmerman, he should do pretty well in this year's Draft. A solid hard-nosed type, he gets the ultimate praise from scouts as being a real "baseball player." He's hit in the past, but didn't fare so well this season, which might affect him somewhat, but likely not too much.
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500Anders, LukeTexas A&M U1BL/L6'06"2201986-10-02JR
680Arbiso, CoryCal St FullertonRHPR/R6'03"2121986-04-21SR400K
1010Baldridge, TomCoastal Carolina URFL/L6'01"2051986-08-18SR
75Bittle, JosephU MississippiRHPR/R6'01"1901986-08-27SR400K
44Bleich, JeremyStanford ULHPL/L6'02"1987-06-18JR400K
560Braboy, BrandonU IndianapolisRHPR/R6'00"1951985-10-31JR400K
260Brewer, DanielBradley UCFR/R6'00"1851987-07-19JR400K
1160Caulfield, ClayCol of CharlestonRHPR/R6'02"2101985-09-23JR
28Cole, GerritOrange Lutheran HS (CA)RHPR/R6'03"1951990-09-08HS400K
Comments: A projectable high school right-hander with the capability already to throw a fastball up into the upper 90s is bound to garner interest. Throw in a future plus slider and a changeup, all for which he can throw for strikes, and it's no wonder Cole is considered one of the top prep pitchers in the class. He's going to have to work out some kinks in his delivery and he's got Scott Boras as an advisor, but neither of those issues should keep him from being drafted early.
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650Delaney, MitchellWestern Texas Col1BL/R6'02"2151989-04-14J1
1100Dwyer, ChristopherSalisbury School (MA)LHPR/L6'03"2101988-04-10HS400K
1421Flannery, RyanFairleigh Dickinson U MadisonRHPR/R6'03"2451986-01-06SR
1475Folino, JohnathanU ConnecticutRHPL/R6'04"1901987-01-15JR
380Greinke, LukeAuburn URHPR/R6'01"1951986-06-14JR400K
860Gross, ChadCuesta ColRFR/R6'06"2251988-05-03J2400K
1130Harper, JustinYavapai ColRHPR/R6'03"2101988-06-10J2
230Higashioka, KyleEdison HS (CA)CR/R6'01"1901990-04-20HS400K
890Jones, MichaelArizona St UOFR/R6'05"2001986-09-09SR
140Joseph, CorbanFranklin HS (TN)SSL/R6'00"1681988-10-28HS400K
350Kruml, RaymondU South AlabamaCFL/R6'00"1851985-08-055S
830Lassiter, GarrisonWest Forsyth HS (NC)SSL/R6'01"1851989-12-22HS400K
1190Lovett, ErikMt Olive Col1BL/L6'02"2151985-08-225S
950Lucian, SpencerPrinceton U2BR/R6'02"2051985-10-04SR
740Lyon, MichaelNortheastern U3BR/R6'01"2101986-08-13SR
200Marshall, BrettRoss S Sterling HS (TX)RHPR/R6'00"1951990-03-22HS400K
Comments: Marshall has leapt on the map showing a huge jump in velocity, from 87-88 mph a year ago all the way up to 96 this year. He's got a plus slider to go along with it. The changeup lags behind, but that can come in time. He's relatively new to pitching and it shows in his delivery and his inability to repeat his mechanics. But with two plus pitches right now, Marshall's name is certainly on the rise.
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530Maruszak, AddisonU South FloridaSSR/R6'01"1951986-12-21JR
920McMahan, BenjaminBishop Moore School (FL)CR/R6'00"1921989-10-14HS400K
1220Mende, SamuelClearwater Central Catholic HS (FL)SSR/R6'01"1661990-01-09HS400K
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