Kid will move to first base and put up some nice HR and double totals in the minors. He has good plate discipline and crushes high velocity fastballs. He is a student of the game as well so I think he will be a true professional and really improve at the next level.

His size seems to be turning people off.

Wimmers has a chance to be a poor mans Mike Leake. I really like his repertoire, command and his approach to pitching.

Wojciechowski is a Clemens-like bulldog on the mound. He is also a big, strong, thick dude that pitches with fire. He could end up better than all the college arms projected in front of him.

Matt Harvey has the stuff to be the very best college pitcher in this draft. He needs to continue to refine and adjust but he is really showing why he was thought to be the #1 a couple years ago.

Ryan LaMarre could be very intriguing (I like the speed/leadoff guys this year, maybe because the game is changing back to speed and defense in the post-steroid era). I also like Gary Brown/LeVon Washington/Tyler Holt. They all have faults but all have potential to be exciting players because of the speed/hit/defense potential.

Todd Cunningham fits similarly into the above mentioned speed/hit/exciting potential category. Small school and somewhat unknown. I like him quite a bit though.

I also like Segedin and Rob Brantly in their current mock draft placements.

I could go deeper but wont bore you all. :)

Wimmers, definitely . . .people seem to have the attitude that he’s safe without much upside. Dude has touched 94 with good secondary pitches - you could make a decent argument to me that he’s the best college pitcher on the board this year. That’s a safe guy with frontline starter potential.

I think Justin O’Connor might be a bit underrated due to his season starting so much later than most other players. Not sure he sticks at catcher, but he’s a pretty good looking third baseman if he doesn’t.

Jarrett Parker is a nice tools guy who had a bad start to the year and could easily see his power play up outside of Virginia, as it has gone with multiple MLB players. Seems like a safe bet to play beyond his projection, which would make him a first rounder.

I’ve come to the conclusion I must be biased because I think Gyorko’s bat alone should get him more acknowledgment than he has been getting. I understand the question marks surrounding his future defensive position and the average speed/arm but his bat is legitimate. I had his collegiate line figured out the other day, and wish I could remember it, but I think it was something like .400/.470/.670/1.140. He also played very well in the Cape with a line of .323/.390/.488/.878 the year he was there.

I can’t help but think the lack of attention he is getting is due to negative biases like the “bad body” label he has been given and the conference (Big East) he happens to play in.

He’s an underated guy as well! Very good speed, plus defense and power potential has been compared to Jimmy Rollins. I would love for the Braves to take this hometown kid with one of their 2nd RD picks.

I too love Reggie Golden he seems to be a shorter faster version of Mike Stanton. I want the Braves to take this kid as well.

Another one to watch is Adam Ottavino from Northeastern.