Taylor Guerrieri Scouting Report
Taylor Guerrieri is most likely not in play for the Orioles at #4, but a talented prospect with a good chance to reach his high ceiling.
George Springer Scouting Report
George Springer shows flashes of being the best power bat in the class with the ability to man center field. In any draft, those two key factors makes him an intriguing prospect.
Trevor Bauer Scouting Report
On stuff alone, few prospects match Bauer’s ability on the hill and he should be on the Orioles’ short list of players to select at #4.
Sonny Gray Scouting Report
Sonny Gray’s stuff, including a 93-96 mph fastball, has him as one of the best arms in the 2011 draft class, but many are divided on his role as a professional.
Francisco Lindor Scouting Report
Francisco Lindor is a high school shortstop from Montverde Academy HS (Fla) and is considered a top 15 overall talent in this year’s draft class.
Anthony Rendon Scouting Report
In 2010, Rendon would have been the first choice for many teams and could have made Mike Rizzo sleepless between selecting him over Bryce Harper.
Gerrit Cole Scouting Report
Cole is easily the best pitcher in the 2011 draft class, a potential ace in a major league rotation, and an All-Star in the making.
Jed Bradley Scouting Report
If there is a way to describe Jed Bradley, it is prototypical: a left hander with natural sink on everything and a solid ground ball pitcher. He is one of the few college pitchers that can continue to see projection in the future and has only scratched the surface with his abilities.
Dylan Bundy Scouting Report
Bundy ranks as one of the better preparatory prospects in the 2011 MLB Draft and is the brother of O’s prospect Bobby Bundy. He could be an option for the Orioles at #4.
Danny Hultzen Scouting Report
If he’s available at #4 overall, Danny Hultzen is a very intriguing option for the Orioles come draft day. Here’s a complete breakdown of the Virginia lefty.
