Re: [情報] 2013 draft 綠帽版

看板Athletics作者ThomasHSNU (mimura *^^*)時間11年前 (2013/06/15 21:46)推噓10(10推 0噓 7→)

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※ 引述《sneeze (GoDaddy!)》之銘言： : http://www.minorleagueball.com/2013/6/10/4415286/2013-mlb-draft-american-league : -west-summary-and-review-sickels : Sickels的短評: : 1-24) Billy McKinney, OF, Plano West HS, Plano, TX : 2-63) Dillon Overton, LHP, Oklahoma : 2S-71) Chad Pinder, SS, Virginia Tech : 3-100) Ryon Healy, 1B, Oregon : 3S-106) Chris Kohler, LHP, Los Osos HS, Rancho Cucamonga, CA : 4-131) Dylan Covey, RHP, San Diego : 5-161) Bobby Wahl, RHP, Mississippi : Others of interest: 6) Kyle Finnegan, RHP, Texas State; 7) Dustin Driver, RHP, : Washington HS; 8) Tyler Marincov, OF, North Florida; 12) Dakota Freese, RHP, : Des Moines Area CC: 19) A.J. Vanegas, RHP, Stanford : COMMENT: This looks very good to me, featuring a diverse mix of upside and : value though they'll have to get creative with the money if they want to sign : Driver away from UCLA. McKinney is one of the most polished high school hitters : in recent memory. Overton, Pinder, Healy, and Marincov were all success stories : in college who could be solid role players. Covey, who has already signed, is : a former first round pick who struggled for San Diego but might thrive in pro : ball. Wahl fell unexpectedly but the talent that made him a projected first : round pick in February is still there; he's awesome in the fifth round if they : can make the money work. Lottery ticket Freese can hit 95 and has a big-bending : curveball, but command problems and makeup concerns dropped him down. He'll be : interesting to follow at least. Overall, I like what Oakland did even if they : can't sign Driver. (NOTE: According to Twitter, Driver signed a few minutes : before I posted this article. No word on $$$). : 簡單的說就是覺得選得不錯.都有顧到 Summary and Review: John Sickels: 1.如上篇 2.http://www.minorleagueball.com/2013/6/6/4403646/2013-mlb-draft-live-first-round-picks-scouting-reports-appel-gray 1-24) Athletics: Billy McKinney, OF, Plano West HS, Plano, Texas: McKinney is one of the best pure hitters in the draft, with a mechanically-sweet swing, an eye for the zone, and plenty of bat speed. He'd be a very early pick if the rest of his tools weren't just average, but even without Meadows or Frazier- level tools, he is a legitimate late-first round pick. A 6-1, 190-pound left- handed hitter, he is committed to Texas Christian but is signable here. His plate discipline is considered sharp, which makes sense for an Oakland pick. BA:http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/2013-mlb-draft-first-round-analysis/ 24. OAKLAND ATHLETICS PICK VALUE: $1,893,500 BILLY MCKINNEY, OF, SCHOOL (@Billy_McKinney) Area Scout: Armann Brown PICK ANALYSIS: The Athletics have been more high school oriented lately and McKinney gives them one of the best pure hitters. SCOUTING REPORT: McKinney has one of the sweetest swings in the 2013 draft, and he has hit his way into the first round with a strong spring. He generates excellent bat speed from the left side of the plate, and he barrels balls with ease thanks to his hand-eye coordination and disciplined approach. The 6-foot- 2, 195-pounder has strength and should grow into solid power. The rest of McKinney’s tools are fringy to average, but his arm and speed play up because he goes all-out all the time. Scouts love his makeup and are confident that he’ll provide the offense required on an outfield corner. Texas Christian holds on to many of its top recruits, but the Horned Frogs will likely lose McKinney when he goes in the second half of the first round. WHERE HE FITS: McKinney has a similar bat to the Athletics’ two first rounders last year, Daniel Robertson and Matt Olson and should rank somewhere in the m iddle of the Athletics’ top 10. http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/what-your-team-did-in-the-draft-american-league-edition/ Oakland Athletics For only the third time since drafting Eric Chavez in 1996, the Athletics used their first pick on a high school player, getting one of the best pure bats in the class in Texas prep outfielder Billy McKinney. Overall, the Athletics had a balanced strategy, with a mix of high school and college, and pitchers and position players. Landing Mississippi righthander Bobby Wahl in the fifth round could be a steal, and it will be interesting to see if the A’s can move money around to land Stanford righthander A.J. Vanegas (19th) or Hawaii prep catcher Iolana Akau (20th). KL:http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=304&f=2062&t=11318452&p=35 The A's had one of my favorite draft classes because they went after some players in the middle rounds who fell for either signability or because their springs failed to meet expectations. Billy McKinney (No. 24) and Chad Pinder (No. 71) went where I expected them to go, with McKinney a potential impact bat as a left fielder with a very smooth, sound left-handed swing. Dillon Overton (No. 63) was a bit of an overdraft for me given his shoulder trouble this spring, although he came into the year as a potential second- to third-rounder and fits the A's overall plan this year of drafting for value. Ryon Healy (fourth round) is a solid performer with the size to hit for power but not the swing or hip rotation he'll need for that. California high school southpaw Chris Kohler (third round) came into the year as a potential top 30 or 40 pick, but his velocity and command backed up, and several scouts told me they thought he'd end up at school. San Diego's Dylan Covey (fourth round) is probably just a reliever and might not even have the command for that, but they followed up with Ole Miss right- hander Bobby Wahl (fifth round) and Texas State right-hander Kyle Finnegan (sixth round), both college starters who project as at least good big league relievers with non-zero chances to start. Dustin Driver (seventh round) should have gone on Day 1 as a prep right-hander with arm strength. They will have to sign someone to an under-slot deal in here to clear money for everyone, but signing most of these guys would result in a strong class. Baseball Prospectus(PG):http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=20913 Oakland Athletics We’ve used this word a lot already, but “balanced” is the best word to describe Oakland’s draft class. Some of their picks may not end up being signable, but if they do ink some of them, their class looks as good as anyone’s out there. They landed pitchers like Dylan Covey, Bobby Wahl, Kyle Finnegan, and A.J. Vanegas beyond the top three rounds, and all of those pitchers has flashed at least a plus fastball in the past. Again, it’s contingent on actually get them signed, but that’s one of the best crops of college right-handers landed by any team this year. There were a number of teams hoping to net Billy McKinney at the back of the first round, but Oakland was the team that ended up with him. Left-hander, Chris Kohler, and righty Dustin Driver also add to a solid crop of prep players. But, McKinney and his ultra-polished left-handed bat is the crown jewel, giving Oakland a prep player with the ability to hit immediately as a professional. Oakland’s most intriguing pick, however, may have come with the 100th overall selection - Ryon Healy. Healy’s right-handed power stroke blossomed last summer on the Cape Cod, and he continued to grow as a hitter this spring. He has a large, big league body type and may have the offensive profile to start at first base at the big league level. Eric Kubota: (McKinney)"We think he has a chance to go out and play center field," Kubota said. "He'll probably have to rely some on instinct. He's not your pure athletic center fielder but very instinctive and, in a lot of ways, reminded us of Mark Kotsay."You can say his tools are more average than plus, but he makes up for that in the outfield with instincts and jumps and reads. He's a very instinctual player, and that's why we think he has a chance to play center field. It's hard not to like the way this kid plays. He plays the game with intensity and energy. He's just the kind of guy that people will enjoy watching." (Overton) Eric Kubota says the organization is "confident as to where he is medically.""He's a guy that pitches anywhere from probably 88 to 94 [mph]," Kubota said. "He can really pitch with his fastball. He's flashed a plus breaking ball. I know he doesn't necessarily look like a power pitcher physically, but he can pitch that way at times. He's got a very good changeup. He's polished and has upside to his stuff." (Pinder)For now, the A's are viewing him as a shortstop, the same position 2011 first-round pick Addison Russell plays."He's been mostly at third base through his career, but we were encouraged by his defense at shortstop and we do think he has a chance to stay at that position as his career progresses," Kubota said. "We have some guys on our scouting staff who really, really liked him. We saw him a lot through the spring, and we were particularly surprised he was still available because he really, really played well at the end of the season." -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 1.34.135.173

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