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  1. ROUND 34: Garrett Crochet, LHP http://www.sunherald.com/sports/high-school/4yd5yl/picture147544289/alternates/FREE_640/os%20brandon%20baseball%2008 (Photo: Tim Isbell) Height: 6'5 Weight: 185 B/T: R/L School: Ocean Springs HS (Mississippi) Hometown: Ocean Springs, MS DOB: 6/21/99 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS:
  2. ROUND 33: Kyle Jacobsen, CF http://www.baseballamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Kyle-Jacobsen-2016-abr.jpg (Photo: Baseball America) Height: 6-0 Weight: 185 B/T: R/L School: Allatoona HS (Georgia) Hometown: Acworth, GA DOB: 6/1/98 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: A 2016 Perfect Game All-American, Jacobsen has been on the prospect radar for quite some time, dating back to his underclass days. A true burner of a runner with consistent 70-grade speed, Jacobsen projects to stay in center field long term and has added some more power to his game this spring, jumping him up draft boards even higher than he already was following the All-American Classic last summer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kyle Jacobsen is a 2017 OF/LHP with a 6-0 185 lb. frame from Acworth, GA who attends Allatoona HS. Medium athletic build, some present strength with room for more. Left handed hitter, has very good hitting rhythm and sound, consistent swing mechanics, well timed use of his lower half to generate bat speed, has quick hands, very easy tension free swing, creates excellent bat speed, sees the ball well, highest level hitting tools and approach. 6.49 runner, gets good jumps and runs good routes in the outfield, has a chance to stay in centerfield, good throwing mechanics and makes accurate throws. Bat makes him stand out. Good student, verbal commitment to South Carolina. Selected for the Perfect Game All-American Classic. LINKS:
  3. ROUND 32: Miller Hogan, RHP http://www.unewsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/miller-650x433.jpg (Photo: Vivek Gorijala) Height: 6'2 Weight: 200 B/T: R/R School: St. Louis University Hometown: Leawood, KS DOB: 7/18/96 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Miller Hogan
  4. ROUND 31: Rylan Kaufman, LHP (Photo: @RylanKaufman31) Height: 6'4 Weight: 190 B/T: L/L School: Friendswood HS (Texas) Hometown: Friendswood, TX DOB: 6/23/99 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS:
  5. ROUND 30: Cody Beckman, LHP (Photo: Ken Martin) Height: 6'1 Weight: 205 B/T: R/L School: North Carolina State Hometown: Tampa, FL DOB: 11/1/94 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Cody Beckman
  6. ROUND 29: Brent Diaz, C (Photo: Josh McDaniel) Height: 6'1 Weight: 205 B/T: R/R School: Louisiana Tech Hometown: Miami, FL DOB: 3/22/96 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Brent Diaz
  7. ROUND 28: Roberto Delgado, RHP (Photo: Kyle Mills) Height: 6'5 Weight: 240 B/T: L/R School: Oklahoma City University Hometown: Killeen, TX DOB: 7/27/96 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS:
  8. ROUND 27: Cody Martin, RHP (Photo: Jonathan Cheng) Height: 6'2 Weight: 165 B/T: R/R School: University of Tampa Hometown: Valrico, FL DOB: 3/27/96 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Cody Martin
  9. ROUND 26: Carson McCusker, RF (Photo: @carson_mccusker) Height: 6'7 Weight: 220 B/T: R/R School: Folsom Lake College (California) Hometown: Sparks, NV DOB: 5/22/98 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS:
  10. ROUND 25: Karlos Morales, LHP (Photo: @karlosm03) Height: 6'3 Weight: 180 B/T: L/L School: South Hills HS (California) Hometown: La Puente, CA DOB: 8/10/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: As opposed to Danny Zimmerman above, Morales has spent much of his high school career as a primary outfielder, although scouts have always been intrigued by his loose and very athletic build and potential on the mound. But Morales only threw two innings during his junior season, so there wasn't much track record to go by. That changed this spring as Morales got stronger and worked hard on improving his pitching during the off season and started the year reportedly topping out at 93 mph from a long and loose 3/4's arm action. He went 6-2, 1.50 in 42 innings during the spring, although he relied heavily on his fastball and still needs plenty of work on his secondary pitches. LINKS:
  11. ROUND 24: Robbie Hitt, RHP (Photo: Quinnipiac Athletics) Height: 6'2 Weight: 185 B/T: R/R School: Quinnipac University Hometown: DOB: 6/21/96 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Robbie Hitt
  12. ROUND 23: Cam Robinson, RHP (Photo: orlandohighschoolbaseball.com) Height: 5'11 Weight: 187 B/T: R/R School: University HS (Florida) Hometown: Deltona, FL DOB: 9/06/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Cameron Robinson is a 2017 RHP/OF with a 6-0 175 lb. frame from Deltona, FL who attends University HS. Medium athletic build, has some developing strength. High 3/4's to over the top arm slot with a balanced pause over the rubber, will drift to the plate early at times creating command/consistency issues, arm is fast and loose coming through. Fastball up to 91 mph, velocity comes easy and is consistent, fastball mostly straight. Hard slurve type breaking ball, is tight and sharp when he stays behind it and his arm is on time. Did not observe a change up. Has two very good pitches if he can develop consistency in his mechanics; he is athletic enough to do so. Ran a 6.93 in the sixty and showed his arm strength and athleticism from the outfield. Good student, verbal commitment to North Florida. LINKS:
  13. ROUND 22: Brandon Presley, LHP (Photo: Linwood Ferguson) Height: 6'7 Weight: 205 B/T: R/L School: Florida Southwestern State College Hometown: Key West, FL DOB: 11/21/96 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS:
  14. ROUND 21: Dylan File, RHP (Photo: Stan Plewe) Height: 6'1 Weight: 180 B/T: R/R School: Dixie State (Utah) Hometown: St. George, UT DOB: 6/4/96 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Spectrum - Dixie State's Dylan File drafted by Brewers
  15. ROUND 20: Austin Rubick, RHP http://cdnak1.psbin.com/img/mw=450/cr=n/d=m4buw/ofys4ofnsbp3r6x6.jpg (Photo: Ventura College Athletics) Height: 6'4 Weight: 205 B/T: R/R School: Ventura College (California) Hometown: Buena, CA DOB: 8/11/97 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game (September 2016): The highly touted Rubick struggled in both his freshman year at Arizona and this summer with the Halos. Despite the choppy results, there is no denying the arm talent that motivated the Indians to take him in the 27th round of the 2015 draft. Rubick has the ideal pitcher's build at 6-foot-3 and 210-pounds and his fastball works in the low-90s. Rubick has transferred to Ventura College for his sophomore year and this might be the perfect environment for him to begin to harness his big arm. LINKS:
  16. ROUND 19: Noah Campbell, SS http://www.baseballamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Noah-Campbell-2017-abr.jpg (Photo: Baseball America) Height: 6'0 Weight: 185 B/T: S/R School: Cardinal Gibbons HS (North Carolina) Hometown: Durham, NC DOB: 6/06/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Campbell is a switch-hitter who is currently much better from the left side of the plate and by the end of last summer, where he was a regular at major events, was hitting left handed even against left handed pitchers. His left handed swing is strong with very good bat speed and plenty of gap power and Campbell's 55/60 grade running speed enables him to beat out hits from the left side and take extra bases. Campbell had a strong spring offensively, hitting .478-3-21 in 23 games with 15 stolen bases. Defensively, Campbell seems to be best suited for second base at the next level or perhaps third base. His father, Darin, was drafted three times during the 1980's, including in the fifth round out of high school in 1985 and eventually signed as a 22nd rounder out of UNC in 1988 with the Indians. The elder Campbell played third base during his short professional career. LINKS:
  17. ROUND 18: Ledgend Smith, LHP (Photo: KT King) Height: 6'3 Weight: 206 B/T: L/L School: Binger Oney HS (Oklahoma) Hometown: Norman, OK DOB: 1/14/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Prep Baseball Report: LHP Ledgend Smith (Binger-Oney HS, OK) has a 6-foot-2, 190-pound athletic frame and can pitch at 87-90, touching 91. LINKS:
  18. ROUND 17: LG Castillo, CF http://s3.amazonaws.com/bncore/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Castillo-1.jpg (Photo: Harry Scull Jr.) Height: 6'2 Weight: 215 B/T: R/R School: Lancaster HS (New York) Hometown: Lancaster, NY DOB: 7/18/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Castillo is a superb athlete who is listed at 225 pounds for football, where he was an All-State selection at wide receiver and also punted and returned kicks, but also runs a 6.5 sixty. He has huge strength in his right handed swing in baseball and can hit the ball as hard as any player in the class. Despite this, Castillo falls firmly into the category of players who need much more seasoning before they try their hand at professional baseball. He has a very arm oriented swing at the plate that incorporates very little lower half for either bat speed or timing and has young left field tools and fundamentals on defense. LINKS:
  19. ROUND 16: Justin Bullock, RHP http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/high-school/jxwm7s/picture90223522/alternates/FREE_640/Bullock (Photo: Dean Strickland) Height: 6'2 Weight: 195 B/T: R/R School: South Granville HS (North Carolina) Hometown: Creedmoor, NC DOB: 5/12/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Bullock just concluded one of the more impressive four-year varsity careers in the 2017 class as a two-way player, going 11-1, 0.55 on the mound with 124 strikeouts in 63 innings and hitting .476-11-46 with 16 doubles in 30 games. His career totals are 37-9, 1.49 on the mound and .436-30-131 at the plate. Bullock will be a primary pitcher at the next level, although the possibility of his playing two-ways at North Carolina State certainly exists. He throws from a complex, multi-part arm action and delivery that has plenty of energy in it but his athleticism enables him to hold those mechanics together well. Bullock's fastball generally works in the 89-91 mph range and will top out at 93, while he does a good job throwing strikes with a big breaking mid-70's curveball and fairly advanced changeup. LINKS:
  20. ROUND 15: Christian Santana, RHP http://www.baseballamerica.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Christian-Santana-2017-abr.jpg (Photo: Baseball America) Height: 6'2 Weight: 190 B/T: R/R School: American Heritage School (Florida) Hometown: Hialeah, FL DOB: 7/17/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Santana is a young right hander who won't turn 18 years old until after the draft but who has a strong but still very projectable build that is ideal for a pitching prospect. He has a full, loose arm action and a high 3/4's arm slot and has learned to repeat his mechanics much better this spring than he has previously demonstrated. Santana's fastball has been up to 94 mph this spring and he's maintained his velocity well while showing an improved ability to throw strikes to different spots. Santana's curveball has also become more consistent in both spin and release and become a legitimate second weapon for him. LINKS:
  21. ROUND 14: Gage Workman, SS http://mediadownloads.mlb.com/mlbam/2017/03/25/images/mlbf_1247179583_th_43.jpg (Photo: MLB.com) Height: 6'3 Weight: 185 B/T: S/R School: Basha HS (Arizona) Hometown: Queen Creek, AZ DOB: 10/24/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Workman was originally part of the 2018 class until reclassifying as a 2017 last year and is exceptionally young for a 2017 prospect, with an October, 1999 birthdate. Workman's father, Widd, was a third round pick out of Arizona State in 1996 as a right handed pitcher, marking the fourth time he'd been draft since graduating high school in 1992, in part because he was draft eligible during his two-year LDS mission. Workman is a loose and graceful athlete with tons of physical projection due to his build and age. His most projectable tool is his swing and power potential, power potential that probably won't be realized for years but is definitely there with Workman's swing type waiting for future strength to kick in. Workman has played shortstop in the past but profiles best at third base moving forward and could be potentially above average there with time. LINKS:
  22. ROUND 13: Abdiel Layer, SS http://elvocero.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/IMG_3981-2-795x530.jpg (Photo: Bryan Eloy Garcia) Height: 6'2 Weight: 170 B/T: S/R School: Colegio Angel David HS (Puerto Rico) Hometown: San Juan, PR DOB: 8/8/98 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Abdiel Layer is a 2017 SS/2B with a 6-2 165 lb. frame from San Juan, PR who attends Colegio Angel David HS. Tall and slender athletic build, looks like he's gained some strength and has plenty of room to add more. 6.80 runner, has good balance and body control in the infield, shows athleticism, good hands to both sides, can come and get the ball and get ride of it quickly, smooth defender, arm strength solid and projectable. Switch hitter, better bat speed and strength right handed, has a fluid swing that is just waiting for the strength to kick in, more rotational and mechanical left handed. Should keep improving as he gets stronger in all areas. LINKS:
  23. ROUND 12: Je'Von Ward, CF (Photo: Thomas R. Cordova) Height: 6'5 Weight: 190 B/T: L/R School: Gahr HS (California) Hometown: Long Beach, CA DOB: 10/25/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: A 2016 Perfect Game All-American, Carrier-Ward's future as a prospect lies heavily in his offensive projection, especially with how he develops his outstanding power potential. He has a long limbed 6-foot-5 build with a young body and won't turn 18 years old until late October. Carrier-Ward has always had advanced barrel to ball skills for a taller young player and has made significant gains with his strength and raw bat speed over the last year. Athletically, Carrier-Ward fits a left field/first base profile on defense, with sub-7.0 speed in the sixty but a below average throwing arm on the big league scouts scale. If he fulfills his power projection, his defense will be a secondary concern. LINKS:
  24. ROUND 11: Max Lazar, RHP http://www.elitesquadbaseball.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/CpDW4VpUkAEdShg.jpg (Graphic: Florida Atlantic University) Height: 6'3 Weight: 165 B/T: R/R School: Coral Springs HS (Florida) Hometown: Coral Springs, FL DOB: 6/3/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Prep Baseball Report: The FAU commit has been on the rise throughout the spring, not only continuing to showcase his ability to pound the strike zone, but do it with a 90-91 mph fastball that holds up over seven innings. He has a high front side and clean, high 3/4 slot that produces quality tilt on the fastball with late life. The off speed offerings will need to improve, but he has shown the ability to throw strikes with quality stuff and projectability. LINKS:
  25. ROUND 10: Alec Bettinger, RHP (Photo: Virginia Athletics) Height: 6'2 Weight: 185 B/T: R/R School: Virginia Hometown: Woodbridge, VA DOB: 7/13/95 SCOUTING REPORT: D1 Baseball: Bettinger is a very seasoned senior righty with an 87-91 fastball and three decent secondary pitches, but he needs to refine his command. LINKS: InsideNOVA - Milwaukee Brewers select Hylton graduate Alec Bettinger in 10th round The Baseball Cube Statistics: Alec Bettinger
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