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June 9, 2016 Some Projection LeftTop 125 Draft Prospects
Happy Draft Day, Everyone.
Here you go, the top 125 prospects in this class. Please remember this is not a mock, so no, I’m not projecting Jason Groome to go to the Phillies (I should be, though) or Corey Ray to the Reds (again, should be, but not).
You’ll notice Delvin Perez remains at three. It recently came out that Perez failed a drug test, with the drug being undisclosed. I will say that this will certainly affect his draft status—anytime you’re talking about paying millions of dollars to a teenager it HAS to play some sort of affect—but it doesn’t change what I think about him as a player. He’s still one of the only prep hitters with any upside in this class, and I’d still be tickled pink to take him in the top five of this draft.
If you have any questions about these guys, feel free to leave them in the comments, or come on over to the draft chat this morning and we’ll gab away.
Here we go.
1. Jason Groome, LHP, Barnegat HS (NJ) 2. Corey Ray, OF, Louisville 3. Delvin Perez, SS, International Baseball Academy (PR) 4. Blake Rutherford, OF, Chaminade Prep (CA) 5. Mickey Moniak, OF, La Costa Canyon HS (CA) 6. Kyle Lewis, OF, Mercer 7. AJ Puk, LHP, Florida 8. Braxton Garrett, LHP, Florence HS (AL) 9. Nick Senzel, 3B, Tennessee 10. Riley Pint, RHP, St. Thomas Aquinas HS (KS) 11. Matt Manning, RHP, Shelton HS (CA) 12. Nolan Jones, SS, Holy Ghost Prep (PA) 13. Forrest Whitley, RHP, Alamo Heights HS (TX) 14. Justin Dunn RHP, Boston College 15. Dakota Hudson, RHP, Mississippi State 16. Ian Anderson, RHP, Shenendehowa HS (NY) 17. Zack Collins, C, Miami (FL) 18. Matt Thaiss, C, Virginia 19. Alex Kirilloff, OF, Plum HS (PA) 20. Joey Wentz, LHP, Shawnee Mission East (KS) 21. Josh Lowe, 3B/OF/RHP, Pope HS (GA) 22. Cal Quantrill, RHP, Stanford 23. Bryan Reynolds, OF, Vanderbilt 24. Cody Sedlock, RHP, Illinois 25. Taylor Trammell, OF, Mount Paran Christian (GA) 26. T.J. Zeuch, RHP, Pittsburgh 27. Kevin Gowdy, RHP, Santa Barbara HS (CA) 28. Jordan Sheffield, RHP, Vanderbilt 29. Dane Dunning, RHP, Florida 30. Carter Kieboom, 3B, Walton HS (GA) 31. Zack Burdi, RHP, Louisville 32. Gavin Lux, SS, Indian Trails HS (WI) 33. Robert Tyler, RHP, Georgia 34. Will Benson, OF, The Westminster Schools (GA) 35. Anthony Kay, LHP, Connecticut 36. Hunter Bishop, OF, Junipero Serra HS (CA) 37. Cooper Johnson, C, Carmel Catholic HS (IL) 38. Anfernee Grier, OF, Auburn 39. Kyle Muller, LHP, Jesuit Prep (TX) 40. Connor Jones, RHP, Virginia 41. Alec Hansen, RHP, Oklahoma 42. Eric Lauer, LHP, Kent State 43. Jared Horn, RHP, Vintage HS (CA) 44. Alex Speas, RHP, McEachern HS (GA) 45. Will Craig, 3B, Wake Forest 46. Ryan Boldt, OF, Nebraska 47. Bo Bichette, 2B/3B, Lakewood HS (FL) 48. Buddy Reed, OF, Florida 49. Corbin Burnes, RHP, St. Marys 50. Lucas Erceg, 3B, Menlo College (CA) 51. Joe Rizzo, 3B, Oakton HS (VA) 52. Logan Shore, RHP, Florida 53. Jeff Belge, LHP, Henninger HS (NY) 54. Jon Duplantier, RHP, Rice 55. Chris Okey, C, Clemson 56. Jesus Luzardo, LHP, Douglas HS (FL) 57. Sean Murphy, C, Wright State 58. Zack Jackson, RHP, Arkansas 59. Brandon Marsh, OF, Buford HS (GA) 60. Ryan Rolison, LHP, University School of Jackson (TN) 61. Cole Ragans, LHP, North Florida Christian HS (FL) 62. Drew Mendoza, 3B, Lake Minneola HS (FL) 63. Cole Stobbe, 3B, MIllard HS (NE) 64. Ben Rortvedt, C, Verona HS (WI) 65. Sheldon Neuse, SS, Oklahoma 66. Heath Quinn, OF, Samford 67. Thomas Jones, OF, Laurent HS (SC) 68. Luis Curbelo, OF, Cocoa HS (FL) 69. Daulton Jefferies, RHP, California 70. Nonie Williams, SS, Homeschooled (KS) 71. Conner Capel, OF, Seven Lakes HS (TX) 72. Akil Baddoo, OF, Salem HS (GA) 73. Reggie Lawson, RHP, Victor Valley HS (CA) 74. Bryson Brigman, SS, San Diego 75. Peter Alonso, 1B, Florida 76. Ben Bowden, LHP, Vanderbilt 77. A.J. Puckett, RHP, Pepperdine 78. Will Smith, C, Louisville 79. Bailey Clark, RHP, Duke 80. Austin Hays, OF, Jacksonville 81. C.J. Chatham, SS, Florida Atlantic 82. Carlos Cortes, 2B, Oviedo HS (FL) 83. Brett Cumberland, C, California 84. Max Kranick, RHP, Valley View HS (PA) 85. Chad Hockin, RHP, Cal-State Fullerton 86. David Martinelli, OF, Dallas Baptist 87. Ronnie Dawson, OF, Ohio State 88. Jameson Fisher, 1B, Southeastern Louisiana 89. Braeden Ogle, LHP, Jensen Beach (FL) 90. Nick Lodolo, LHP, Damien HS (CA) 91. Hudson Sanchez, 3B, Carroll HS (TX) 92. Adam Laskey, LHP, Haddon Heights (NJ) 93. Logan Ice, C, Oregon State 94. Skylar Szynski, RHP, Penn HS (IN) 95. Colby Woodmansee, SS, Arizona State 96. Mario Feliciano, C, Carlos Beltran Academy (PR) 97. Matthias Dietz, RHP, John A. Logan College (IL) 98. Zac Gallen, RHP, North Carolina 99. Jake Rogers, C, Tulane 100. Jake Fraley, OF, LSU 101. Ryan Zeferjahn, RHP, Seaman HS (KS) 102. Kyle Cody, RHP, Kentucky 103. Mike Shawaryn, RHP, Maryland 104. Jeremy Martinez, C, USC 105. Griffin Jax, RHP, Air Force 106. Dustin May, RHP, Northwest HS (TX) 107. Zack Brown, RHP, Kentucky 108. Nolan Martinez, RHP, Culver City HS (CA) 109. Lake Bachar, RHP, Wisconsin Whitewater 110. Khalil Lee, LHP/OF, Flint HS (VA) 111. Will Ethridge, RHP, Parkview HS (GA) 112. Stephen Alemais, SS, Tulane 113. Nick Hanson, RHP, Prior Lake Christian HS (MN) 114. Davis Daniel, RHP, Saint James School (AL) 115. Thomas Hatch, RHP, Oklahoma State 116. Matt Krook, LHP, Oregon 117. Zach Linginfelter, RHP, Sevier County HS (TN) 118. Shaun Anderson, RHP, Florida 119. Bryse Wilson, RHP, Orange HS (NC) 120. J.B. Woodman, OF, Ole Miss 121. Nick Solak, 2B, Louisville 122. Ray Gaither, RHP, Coppell HS (TX) 123. Jordan Balazovic, RHP, St. Martin SS (CN) 124. Erik Miller, LHP, De Smet Jesuit HS (MO) 125. Nick Banks, OF, Texas A&M
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I'm a little surprised Walker Robbins didn't show up in the 125. How was his spring?
Robbins would be in that next tier. If he played any other position, I think he'd be a top 100 guy. There's an above-average hit tool here, and he's not completely devoid of power. Because he's limited athletically to first base, however, it just puts way too much pressure on that hit tool, and I'm not quite sure if he's up to the challenge. Many in the industry disagree.