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  1. Denson, David South Hills HS (CA) 1B L/R HS 6'04" 245lbs DOB: 11/17/95 | Scouting video Denson made headlines in January when he hit a ball an estimated 515 feet, with a metal bat, at Marlins Park during the Power Showcase. That enormous power is clearly his best tool and he will have to improve his overall hitting so he can tap into that power consistently at higher levels, though he's proven to be coachable. While he's limited to first base, he's a good athlete and moves well for his size and the Hawaii commit was also a good pitcher armed with a 90-mph fastball in high school.
  2. Hobbs Johnson 5'11" 205lbs DOB: 04/29/91 Johnson was passed over as a Draft-eligible sophomore a year ago. That likely won’t happen again after pitching well all season as North Carolina’s Sunday starter. Johnson throws his fastball in the upper-80s to low-90s with decent movement. He also throws a curveball, slider and changeup, which is his best off speed pitch. Johnson earns high marks for his willingness to attack hitters and his feel for pitching, but he needs to tighten his command to be effective. Listed at 5-foot-11, 210 pounds, Johnson isn’t very physical. He spent most of his first two years at North Carolina as a reliever and likely will return to the bulpen as a professional.
  3. Norton is intriguing. I hope we can get him inked.
  4. Tanner Norton, Bishop Brossart HS (KY) C The 6-foot-1, 190-pound prospect registered a 7.25 60-yard dash. Norton, who passes the look test, is a solid, muscular prospect. He showed the ability to both catch and play first base. Behind the plate, he registered a consistent 1.85 pop time and wasn’t afraid to get dirty. At the plate, Norton uses a smooth left-handed swing with an easy load to generate gap-to-gap power.
  5. Seidenberger, Trevor LHP from TCU
  6. You can say that about most high school guys at this point. fair enough.
  7. Clifton is probably a tough sign at this point.
  8. Small CF. Dont know much about him...
  9. Taylor is a much better prospect than Astin.
  10. Is he a reliever or do they try and start Astin?
  11. I have a ton of what you guys posted too. My best cards though are my 54 Hank and Jackie Robinson. Both graded PSA 8.5 and I have that 05 Chrome Braun but mines the X-Fractor one (graded a 9.5 PSA). I have an entire are of my basement dedicated to my collection, and probably could be debt free if I decided to sell everything independently. Theres a monthly show at Gonzaga Hall in West Allis you guys should check out.
  12. Have a chance at buying a Hank Aaron 1954 Topps rookie at 450. Its not graded but from my inspection it should grade around a 6 or 7. What do you guys think? Good buy?
  13. There was a good article on espn about Geren and how he treated his players. Huge authoritarian. Heres the link to the story (its in the side column about Mike Sweeney) http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=6644571
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