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  1. Mike Papierski Rank: 194 Lemont HS (Ill.), Senior Height: 6'3", Weight: 205 Position: C DOB: 2/26/1996 Bats: S, Throws: R Twitter: @mpappy14 Commitment: Louisiana State Scouting Grades: Hit: 40 | Power: 50 | Run: 30 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 45 In a deep crop of Illinois high school catchers, Papierski could have the highest all-around ceiling of them all. He offers more physical projection than Evan Skoug (Libertyville), defends better than Simeon Lucas (Grant Community) and provides more offense than Mitch Trees (Sacred Heart-Griffin). A switch-hitter with a strong build, Papierski shows bat speed and power from both sides of the plate. He can let hittable pitches go by at times, but when he turns the bat loose he makes consistent hard contact. Though Papierski is tall for a catcher, he should be able to stay at the position. He has solid arm strength, developing receiving skills and good agility behind the plate. He's a Louisiana State recruit, as is his highly regarded Lemont teammate, lefthander Jake Latz.
  2. This guys deserve respect. Change "scrubs" for a most suitable synonym like "org guys"
  3. Jays Mallard, Chase Alabama - Birmingham (AL) RHP R/R SR
  4. Tanner Houck Rank: 132 Collinsville HS (Ill.), Senior Height: 6'5", Weight: 215 Position: RHP DOB: 6/29/1996 Bats: R, Throws: RTwitter: @tanner_houck20Commitment: Missouri Scouting Grades: Fastball: 65 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 45 | Overall: 45 The comparisons that Houck draws speak to his potential. Some scouts look at his frame and high-effort delivery and see Max Scherzer, while others point to his long arm action and the high elbow in his mechanics and see Justin Masterson. He also evokes memories of Nick Burdi, another Illinois prep product who likely will go in the first round this June after spending three years at Louisville. Houck already touches 93 mph and works at 89-92 with his fastball, which figures to gain velocity as he gets stronger. His heater is also notable for its heavy sink and also features some armside run at times. Both of his secondary pitches show promise. He sells his deceptive split-changeup with fastball arm speed, though he doesn't need to use it often against high schoolers, and he shows some aptitude for spinning a slider. He's committed to Missouri, which is where Scherzer blossomed into a first-round selection.
  5. Gunnar Heidt Rank: 193 College of Charleston, JuniorHeight: 5'11", Weight: 195 Position: SS DOB: 9/12/1992 Bats: R, Throws: RTwitter: @gunnarheidt2Prev. drafted: NeverScouting Grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 40 | Run: 55 | Arm: 50 | Field: 45 | Overall: 45 Heidt shook off a subpar summer in the Cape Cod League to post a strong junior season. It ended prematurely when he injured his hand in late April, but he still showed enough to earn Draft consideration as early as the fifth or sixth round. While Heidt doesn't have a true carrying tool, he does a little bit of everything and offers versatility, as well. He'll be more of a second baseman than a shortstop at the upper levels of pro ball, and he could become a super utilityman also capable of playing on the outfield corners. Heidt has more strength and bat speed than most middle infielders, and his ability to barrel balls should translate into decent batting averages with gap power. He's a solid runner whose range and arm strength are decent on the left side of the infield.
  6. Jays Heidt, Gunnar College of Charleston (SC) 2B R/R JR
  7. Hoffman, Pentecost, Reid-Foley, Wells, Thomas and one of Latz/Houck please
  8. Rounds 11-30: Guys Jays FO want Rounds 31-40: Hard to sign guys.
  9. Brentz have a great great arm but............He's to raw 'cause he's new as a pitcher.
  10. Game 63 Reyes (3pts) - Jonn, Frenchsoup, Dylan,jays4life19 Melky (2pts) - o2cui2i Bautista (1pt) - bowld Lind (3pts) - G-Snarls, GD, vdub, JG34,JohnHavok Eddy (1pt) - flafson, Solaxys Juan (2pts) - P2F, Stangstag, Angrioter Lawrie (1pt) - Navarro (5pts) - Gose (8pts) - Pillar (8pts) - Kratz (4pts) - Bonus - How many total jays home runs today? 0 - flafson 1 - JG34.bowld, stangstag 2 - Jonn,Frenchsoup, Dylan, vdub,jays4life19,JohnHavok, Angrioter 3 - G-Snarls, GD, o2cui2i, Solaxys 4 - P2F 2 games remaining of the first half!
  11. Wikipedia Gavin Christopher Floyd (born January 27, 1983) is an American professional baseball starting pitcher for the Atlanta Braves of Major League Baseball (MLB). He previously pitched in MLB for the Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago White Sox. Floyd stands 6' 5" tall, weighs 220 pounds, and throws and bats right-handed.
  12. http://www.bluejaysmessageboard.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=705&d=1402110991 Nice!!
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