D1 Game Notes –
LHP Nate Kirby - 88-89,
90, 79-CB, 84-CH
The Baseball
Draft Report’s Top 75 Bats in the Draft:
1.Florida JR C Mike Zunino
2.OF Byron
Buxton (Appling County HS, Georgia)
3.SS Carlos Correa (Puerto Rico
Baseball Academy, Puerto Rico)
4.C Stryker Trahan (Acadiana HS,
Louisiana)
5.SS CJ
Hinojosa (Klein Collins HS, Texas)
6.OF Albert
Almora (Mater Academy, Florida)
7.Clemson JR
3B/RHP Richie Shaffer
8.Georgia Southern JR OF Victor
Roache
9.3B Trey Williams (Valencia HS,
California)
10.3B Tanner Rahier (Palm Desert HS,
California
NCBWA April
9 Division I Poll:
Florida
State Atlantic Coast 27-5 2
2 Texas A&M
Big 12 26-6 4
3 Kentucky SEC
30-3 7
4 Florida SEC
25-7 1
5 Stanford
Pacific-12 19-7 6
6 Miami (Fla.)
ACC 24-8 9
7 South Carolina SEC 23-9 8
8 LSU SEC 25-7 12
9 North
Carolina ACC 23-9 3
10 Arkansas SEC 24-7 11 - http://www.collegebaseballdaily.com/2012/04/09/ncbwa-april-9-division-i-poll
Top 13
Shortstops For The 2012 Draft
Rank
|
Player
|
School
|
1
|
Carlos Correa
|
Puerto Rico Baseball
Academy
|
2
|
Deven Marrero
|
Arizona State
|
3
|
Gavin Cecchini
|
Barbe (LA)
|
4
|
CJ Hinojosa
|
Klein Collins (TX)
|
5
|
Addison Russell
|
Pace (FL)
|
Trey
Williams, 3B/OF Valencia
High School, Valencia, California - If tall and lanky isn't your cup of tea,
but strong bodied and athletic is, then Trey Williams might be your honey
chamomile. Much like Nick Williams, Trey isn't lacking for tools, but the
comparison between the two ends there. This Williams' game is predicated
largely on his strength, which is already quite good. Thick legged (but not
fat), Williams has a good base to work from at the plate or in the field. While
his leg size prevents him from being a true burner, Williams moves well in the
outfield and has at least average speed for a corner position. He is still
getting time at third base, and his arm is fringe average there. His hands are
a bit too stiff to stick there long term, and his athleticism would be better
utilized in the outfield.
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