Earlier this week we gave you a sneak peak at the top 10
college players for an early look at next year's draft. Today, we'll give you the inside scoop on
these 10 best high school prospects:
1) Daz Cameron,
OF, Florida State commitment -- Mike's son has been on the scouting radar for
two years and is an explosive five-tool talent.
2) Brendan Rodgers,
SS, Florida State commitment -- A true shortstop who will be able to stay at
the position, he has a better hit tool and power than Nick Gordon, the fifth
overall selection this past June.
3) Justin Hooper,
LHP, UCLA commitment -- Physical 6-06 southpaw with three above average
pitches, including an electric fastball he already throws in the mid-90's.
4) Beau Burrows,
RHP, Texas A&M commitment -- Complements a low-to-mid-90's fastball that he
commands well with two excellent breaking pitches.
5) Chris Betts, C, Tennessee
commitment -- Tremendous raw power from the left side and has improved his
catching enough to give him a decent shot to remain behind the plate as he
advances.
6) Mike Nikorak,
RHP, Alabama commitment -- The Pennsylvania native wasn't as high profile as
some of the other 2015 draft eligibles, but that all changed early in the
showcase season when he hit 97 mph with his heater.
7) Greg Pickett,
OF, Mississippi State commitment -- Another guy who has really helped his stock
this summer. Put on a laser light show
at a Perfect Game tournament in Georgia last week and now has many scouts
believing he may have the best power/hit tool package in the entire 2015 draft
class.
8) Kyle Molnar,
RHP, UCLA commitment -- Athletic righty has an exceptional track record against
high profile competition. Good 91-93 mph
fastball and his changeup is his best secondary offering.
9) Ryan Johnson,
OF, TCU commitment -- Left-handed slugger could always mash, but has only
recently begun to demonstrate more speed and a strong, accurate arm in the
outfield.
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