post your mock draft..(.july..11-13th)..i will mock..donald duck..and bugs bunny..but not 1st..lol

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no..prob..i will..recycle..the 2 above...ballplayers

 

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Benjamin Cowles

Maryland

SS

.287

.399

.660

1.059

41

150

35

43

5

0

17

46

15

15

51

8

2

maybe the best overall...SS..in collage...and..ok prove me wrong..and that may be doeable..lol
bens fld pct..is.961..that is a bit above ave..so..he is ok at SS
his ave..is a bit low
but heck..every pitcher..on every team... keep throwing the ball at him..instead of the catchers glove...yeah..figure that
but it happens to this guy..as well

Bennett Hostetler

North Dakota State

SS

.394

.515

.596

1.111

54

188

47

74

12

1

8

53

19

31

35

18

2

he strikes out to much..yep..he does..51 strike outs
in only 150 at bats...i ..will take a chance on him
17 HRS

1BENJAMIN COWLES​

• POSITION Infield
• HEIGHT 6-1
• WEIGHT 180
• CLASS Junior
• HOMETOWN Newark, N.Y.
• HIGHSCHOOL Newark High School

does fld pct.+++++ hrs ====i will take this guy...maybe in this case it does

 

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really good SS..with good fld pct.972

3RJ YEAGER​

• POSITION Infield
• HEIGHT 6-3
• WEIGHT 200
• CLASS Junior
• LETTERS 3
• HOMETOWN Lynn Haven, Fla.
• HIGHSCHOOL Mosley HS

 

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also..one of the better SS..in collage..............ave....obp...slg......................ops.................ab....................//h...../..hrs/...........................rbis.......................so

Cal Conley

Texas Tech

SS

.345

.407

.609

1.016

48

197

41

68

13

0

13

51

3

19

34

6

1

he is a red shirt freshman....that has thrown me off the trail..his fld..is...963...yep..that is good

13CAL CONLEY​

• HEIGHT 5-10
• WEIGHT 185
• CLASS Redshirt Freshman
• HOMETOWN Mount Carmel, Ohio

 

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7CODY MORISSETTE
seems he is not from any where..has no age...
Infielder
6'0" 175 lbs

Individual Overall Batting Statistics

#	Player	AVG	OPS	GP-GS	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	TB	SLG%	BB	HBP	SO	GDP	OB%	SF	SH	SB-ATT
11	Frelick, Sal	.359	1.002	48-48	195	50	70	17	2	6	27	109	.559	27	4	28	2	.443	2	0	13-18
7	Morissette, Cody	.321	.895	41-41	165	29	53	9	1	6	33	82	.497	21	2	33	2	.398	3	0	8-9

seems the east coasters can actually read.......a stat.......fld pct.965...yeah..he is good

 

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so a re-cap of SS..with with good fld...click slg..on d-1statsthen pos..to find the best SS..with the best slg..the you have to go to the collage web site..to get..the fld pct

Benjamin Cowles

Maryland

SS

.287

.399

.660

1.059

41

150

35

43

5

0

17

46

15

15

51

8

2

Carter Young

Vanderbilt

SS

.276

.354

.628

.982

49

196

43

54

14

5

15

47

2

24

67

9

1

9 Carter Young . 2 7 6 49-49 196 43 54 14 5 15 47 123 . 6 2 8 24 2 67 0 . 3 5 4 4 1 9-10 56 108 5 ............fld pct 9 7 0
Head coach Tim Corbin on Young: “It wasn’t a surprise that Carter inserted himself very quickly into our program. His defensive skills are advanced for a young player and very impactful at the shortstop position. He has continued to grow as an offensive player with strength and skill development. Carter has a very even disposition for the game that plays very well for him and our team. I am most excited about his growth and maturity academically over the last semeste

#9 Carter Young​

IF
CLASSSophomore
HEIGHT6'0''
WEIGHT180
B/TS/R
HOMETOWNSelah, Wash.
HIGH SCHOOLSelah

Cal Conley

Texas Tech

SS

.345

.407

.609

1.016

48

197

41

68

13

0

13

51

3

19

34

6

1

RJ Yeager

Mercer

SS

.313

.369

.576

.945

55

224

48

70

16

2

13

50

6

17

33

9

1

Collin Burns

Tulane

SS

.353

.411

.561

.972

51

221

53

78

19

3

7

40

5

19

40

20

5

so far...a list of fld pct..is revieling...some of the best..SS...in collage
its not that mcLane..is not good...he is...he is just

down here

Matt McLain

UCLA

SS

.325

.432

.578

1.010

40

154

38

50

8

2

9

27

3

29

26

9

0

 

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......ultimate maximum...2021...mock..mariners draft...2.0

...#1 12...

Andrew Painter

RHP

Calvary Christian (FL)

...# 2...#48.

Spencer Schwellenbach

RHP/SS

Nebraska

any cbb pick..2nd round..64..to ..71..would be....Ryan Bliss..........SS Auburn..a ss now..maybe a 2B..by the time he gets to mlb
or..Doug Nikhazy....LHP Mississippi...or

Joe Rock

LHP

Ohio

....#3....83.Tyler Black.......2B..L/L..a lot of good prospects..are stacked up right here

Connor Norby

2B

East Carolina

Cody Morissette

SS

Boston College

Matheu Nelson

C

Florida State

Dominic Hamel

RHP

Dallas Baptist

Russell Smith

LHP

Texas Christian

Malakhi Knight

OF

Marysville-Getchell (WA)

.....#4...113
.Ricky Tiedemann.....L/L........LHP..CC\

Justice Thompson

OF

North Carolina

Michael Braswell

SS

Campbell (GA)

#5..p 144
.Kyle Manzardo.............1B Washington State...L/R

Blaise Priester

C

Live Oak (LA)

Ryan Webb

LHP

Georgia

......#6..174...Noah Cardenas.......C........... UCLA

........#7..p..204.Quincy Hamilton Wright State CF...i would play him in LF/CF...yep..and why not..


........#8..p...234
....Alek Jacob Gonzaga

......#.9....p..264
Denzel Clarke Cal State Northridge CF yeah..he is a cf...just like haniger.........

...........#10.......p..294
ackson Glenn Dallas Baptist 2B .365 .445 .735 1.180 44 170 49 62 14 2 15 39 1 26 23 10 0
what..a 2nd..2nd base...but i will put him..at 3B

 

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if ya got a ccb pick..64-71..you cold take tyler black..with that..then still get ...

Dominic Hamel

RHP

Dallas Baptist

or any of the guys on that list

 

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Prospect Insider Predicts:

12. Seattle Mariners
I could go college arm here for the third straight draft, but I’m not sold on the future roles of Ty Madden and Ryan Cusick, leading me to take a different kind of risk this time. I would have leaned McLain here if he were available.

Pick: Harry Ford, C — North Cobb HS (Ga.)
Ford has plus speed and at least average power potential to go with the tools to stick behind the plate for 10-plus seasons. But his agility and athleticism should allow for a move to second, third or the outfield if the bat figures to be special and the club doesn’t want the labor of developing his catching skills to hold him back.

 

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Prospect Insider Predicts:

12. Seattle Mariners
I could go college arm here for the third straight draft, but I’m not sold on the future roles of Ty Madden and Ryan Cusick, leading me to take a different kind of risk this time. I would have leaned McLain here if he were available.

Pick: Harry Ford, C — North Cobb HS (Ga.)
Ford has plus speed and at least average power potential to go with the tools to stick behind the plate for 10-plus seasons. But his agility and athleticism should allow for a move to second, third or the outfield if the bat figures to be special and the club doesn’t want the labor of developing his catching skills to hold him back.

it is possible
but i still think

Andrew Painter

RHP

Calvary Christian (FL)

is the best pick at #12
yeah..im really off..on every other ..option..cuz i think..it sets there minors up fairly well..for the future..and he would prob hang out around modesto..for a couple years..not so bad..and
that would be 1 starter down..with at least 2 more to go...they need to get those starters at the top..of the draft...cuz..there are not a lot of them this year...the way i see it

there are a lot of
HS catchers...the reason the mariners...need..one is to bridge the gap..at..AZL,,with DSL pitchers, and HS pitchers..bi-lingual(english-spanish)..would be a plus
and they only have...1 catcher..at DSL..and the 2 catchers at AZL..will not last much longer
and if they get that..they may fill in some spots at AZL,,with after draft free agents

 

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Davis Diaz

SS/C

Acalanes (CA)

at #62..on mlb draft prospect list..but they would prob need a ccb pick..to get him
it would seem to me.
would fit the mariners needs better

this year..there are only 20..draft picks..so every one is important...then...after..is a free for all..trying to sign free agents...they will get who they need in numbers of players

 

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11TOMMY BELL​

• POSITION INF
• HEIGHT 6-1
• WEIGHT 180
• CLASS Junior
• HOMETOWN Kettering, Ohio
• HIGHSCHOOL Fairmont

.966 fld pct..that is good

Tommy Bell

Old Dominion

SS

.335

.404

.525

.929

52

179

40

60

9

5

5

39

15

9

33

2

4

 

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Spencer Schwellenbach

Nebraska

SS

.295

.421

.500

.921

40

156

40

46

12

1

6

35

7

27

38

8

0

the best fld pct..i have seen..at .981

and if you draft him..and have him on the field...ya get an extra bull pen guy...in every game...lololol

houston......would cheat..to do this...lolololol

 

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i would be extatic..to get these .......2 SS

Spencer Schwellenbach

Nebraska

SS

.295

.421

.500

.921

40

156

40

46

12

1

6

35

7

27

38

8

0

fld pct..981

Carter Young

Vanderbilt

SS

.276

.354

.628

.982

49

196

43

54

14

5

15

47

2

24

67

9

1

field pct.. . 9 7 0 .........carter..also..has..15 HRs

#9 Carter Young​

IF
CLASSSophomore
HEIGHT6'0''
WEIGHT180
B/TS/R
HOMETOWNSelah, Wash.
HIGH SCHOOLSelah

 

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if you can get them..you take them

CJ Rodriguez

C

Sophomore

5'10''

200

R/R

Newport Beach, Calif.

Mater Dei

Dominic Keegan

UTL

Junior

6'0"

210

R/R

Methuen, Mass.

Central Catholic

Luke Murphy

RHP

Junior

6'5"

190

R/R

Cross Plains, Tenn.

East Robertson

Carter Young

IF

Sophomore

6'0''

180

S/R

Selah, Wash.

Spencer Jones

UTL

Sophomore

6'7''

225

L/L

Encinitas, Calif.

prob not going draft.....yet...they will prob make him 1st base..at some point

 

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they are all on my list

Ruben Ibarra	San Jose State	1B	.364	.496	.808	1.304	31	99	26	36	6	1	12	28	3	27	21	0	0
Jack-Thomas Wold	UNLV	1B	.429	.491	.793	1.284	33	140	33	60	13	1	12	43	0	19	14	1	0
Griffin Doersching	Northern Kentucky	1B	.316	.488	.772	1.260	48	158	47	50	12	0	20	48	3	50	34	2	1
Chris Meyers	Toledo	1B	.394	.519	.771	1.290	50	170	50	67	17	1	15	54	10	35	36	10	4

Dominic Keegan

Vanderbilt

1B

.379

.452

.684

1.136

45

174

43

66

14

3

11

45

4

20

56

0

1

Kyle Manzardo	Washington State	1B	.377	.449	.661	1.110	44	183	40	69	17	1	11	57	3	24	25	1	0

wold is more of a DH..but ya gota wonder...if he can play..3B

 

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i offed on cowser...so i will take this guy

Quincy Hamilton

Wright State

CF

.358

.521

.717

1.238

43

159

70

57

17

2

12

53

5

49

30

18

3

LF/CF

Colin Davis

Wofford

CF

.359

.435

.636

1.071

48

184

48

66

16

1

11

43

7

20

30

18

4

CF

Denzel Clarke

Cal State Northridge

CF

.357

.475

.628

1.103

34

129

29

46

11

0

8

25

5

24

36

14

2

RF

 

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Charlie Saum

C

Thousand Oaks

Defensive standout behind the plate. Good receiving skills with strong wrists and a rocket arm that shows off plenty of carry to it's target. At the plate, he uses all fields with a neutral stance. Line drive oriented swing. Gap power right now with frame to add more muscle. Good chance he stays behind the plate.

Ryan Wrobleski

C

Dallas Baptist

Advanced college catcher who should be able to stick at the next level thanks to athleticism and very soft hands/ability to frame. Hit .271 with some pop in his first year at Dallas Baptist and showed the ability to drive the ball with intent into the opposite field gap.

Satchel Norman

C

Sarasota

Strong actions behind the plate with an ideal body to stick there long-term. Shows present athleticism and arm strength. At the plate, it's high-hands pre-load that he sometimes struggles to get into a consistent loaded position for his swing. There's above average bat speed, but bat path inconsistencies have impacted hit tool. A lot to like in what could be in Norman at the next level.

Kris Bow

RHP

Southern Nevada

Great pitchers body and consistent mechanics. One of the hardest throwers in the class. Can touch 99. Slider, at it's best, has depth and sweep. Commands both pitches well. Potential for a 70 fastball and a 60 slider.

Cardenas

C

UCLA

An athletic receiver behind the plate, Cardenas hit well his Freshman season at UCLA. At the plate he has a contact oriented approach, with a somewhat inside out right-handed swing. He was a Freshman All-American in 2019, but didn't show much down the Cape last summer, or early in 2020. If Cardenas can improve upon his freshman season in 2021 he has a chance to move up into the back end of the day one conversation.

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CJ Rodriguez

C

Vanderbilt

Hit-over-power catcher who's shown a good ability to put the bat on the ball at Vanderbilt. It's below average power, inhibited by lower launch angles and a flat swing. Behind the plate, he's an above average receiver of the ball with a good arm. All around good player who likely projects as a platoon at the next level thanks to a lack of size and physicality.

Carter Raffield

RHP

Clemson

Can shove a baseball. Electric heater 92-95/97 w/what looks like huge ext. for frame. FB rides + runs a ton. High 70s CB tunnels well; 50 now. CH flashed 55 in HS; great sep. @ ~83. Non-arm injury in '19, bullpen in 2020. 1.13 ERA. 7K/7 IP

Thomas Schultz

RHP

Vanderbilt

Split between long-relief and short starts, Schultz was a dynamo for Vanderbilt his freshman year where he posted a 0.66 ERA and an opponent batting average of .184. His 17 Ks in 13.2 innings also stand out. At 6-foot-6, 220 pounds, Schultz is certainly built like you want to see them. He does a good job of repeating his operation and coming over the top, similar to Doug Fister.

Rob Gordon

SS

Ben Franklin Academy

60 grade glove at SS with some of best hands in the class and shows the ability to make strong, accurate throws from any arm angle. Bat has been trending up over the past year flashing as a plus tool with improved barrel control and gap power to all fields showing up consistently. Skinny 6’1” frame that will fill out as he matures with more power coming.

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Ryan Gilbert

OF

Kenston

Present 70 raw, potential for future 80. Might have the best raw power in the prep class. Has hit balls in BP 109 with wood, 118 with metal. Hit a homer in game at PG WWBA that was 107.8 highest EVof entire tournament. Also an average, maybe a tick above average runner. Some Joey Wiemer in the package. Hit tool has some question marks, but pure strength and ability to impact the baseball is undeniable.

Jack Perkins

RHP

Louisville

Another arm in the long line of guys who haven't posted enough innings yet. Perkins comfortably has first round stuff. Worked as a swingman in 2020 due to recovering from TJ. Fastball generally sits 92-94, but has touched higher pre-injury. Firm slider is potential 70 offering with consistent spin rates in excess of 3000 RPMs. Still developing a fringe average changeup which will ultimately dictate his role at the next level. Needs to focus on mechanics, specifically getting his arm in a better position at foot strike. Perkins is next-in-line to take a rotation spot at Louisville should an arm struggle or go down with injury. For now, he's slated to be the swing man or handle some Tuesday starts. Still, the stuff is loud and will be the key should he ascend into day one consideration again.

Brooks Gosswein

LHP

Bradley

5 pitch lefty up to 96, easy effort, 6 breaking ball, 55 slider, 50 ch. Made big jump in stuff and delivery over baseball shutdown. Has projection left at 6'2 205, elite level athlete. Arm can be late at times. Needs to focus on staying back.

 

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Dominic Keegan

1B

Vanderbilt

Athletic, strong and can really drive the baseball. Catcher by trade, Dom has also developed as a first baseman. Draws high marks for his competitive fire. Shows power to opposite field gap as well as pull-side.

Brandon Birdsell

RHP

Texas Tech

One of the best players in the entire country as a HS sophomore... has slowly pumped his stuff back up since 2016. Transfer from San Jac, Birdsell now sits 93-98/99 with serious ride on the heater. Threw 21 innings punching out 45 guys in 2020. Can get hit around a little bit, but the stuff is really good. Cutter/Slider at 88, mixes in a curveball that's fringy in the low 80s. Needs to work on developing a distinct shape for the pitch. Changeup is a work in progress and not part of the arsenal currently.

Riley Tirotta

3B

Dayton

Had a big 2019, jumping on the map as a sophomore. There's plenty of extra-base hit pop in this bat and the body screams pro potential. There's above average pop here and advanced actions at the plate and on the dirt. Tirotta has a big fan base in baseball and there's a lot of people who believe in the final product being big here. He's a good bet to become the A-10 Player of the Year.

Michael Robertson

OF

Venice Senior

Impact bat with long term tools in CF. Potential for 60 grade power and speed tools with tons of development in front of him. Ran a 6.3 at PG National with some of the best Diamond Kinetic numbers in the class. Tons of projection left with a very high ceiling.

Hunter Parks

RHP

Florence-Darlington

South Carolina commit has almost no chance of making it to campus. 90-95/98 with good spin on all pitches. Throws a lot of quality strikes. Big time riding fastball. Low 80s slider flashes solid average with sweep and projects nicely... plus at times. A little slower changeup acts as good separation, has shown solid feel for the pitch. Flashes consistency more and more. Heavy fade. Parks has a super-projectable delivery with athleticism and big arm speed. Projects well as a starter at the next level.

 

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clearly..there are a lot of good 1st base guys..in this draft

Ruben Ibarra	San Jose State	1B	.364	.496	.808	1.304	31	99	26	36	6	1	12	28	3	27	21	0	0

bobby Seymour	Wake Forest	1B	.302	.400	.709	1.109	47	179	43	54	10	0	21	55	2	28	43	0	0
Will Frizzell	Texas A&M	1B	.343	.451	.686	1.137	56	204	46	70	13	0	19	49	5	39	43	3	1

Griffin Doersching

Northern Kentucky

1B

.316

.488

.772

1.260

48

158

47

50

12

0

20

48

3

50

34

2

1

tyler Hardman

Oklahoma

1B

.403

.488

.676

1.164

53

216

49

87

19

2

12

49

3

34

56

3

2

Kyle Manzardo

Washington State

1B

.377

.449

.661

1.110

44

183

40

69

17

1

11

57

3

24

25

1

0

who is a catcher..1st base type...austin nola type guy

Dominic Keegan

Vanderbilt

1B

.374

.446

.670

1.116

46

179

43

67

14

3

11

46

4

20

58

0

1

here is the guy i like..and he has a good...FLD pct..and he is a LH bat

Chris Meyers

Toledo

1B

.394

.519

.771

1.290

50

170

50

67

17

1

15

54

10

35

36

10

4

also..he is 6-3...210

41CHRIS MEYERS​

• POSITION INF/RHP
• HEIGHT 6-3
• WEIGHT 210
• CLASS Junior
• HOMETOWN Miamisburg, Ohio
• HIGH SCHOOL Miamisburg
• MAJOR Finance

mariners could use this guy..as a back up..and /or starter...with white