Saturday, August 13, 2011

Draft Update: 2010 Batters

Here are the 2011 stats for batters who signed from the 2010 draft, sorted by round drafted.
Rd = round drafted.
Rd   Batter          Team  AB   H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB  SO   BA  OBP  SLG  OPS
1st  Josh Sale*       PRI 162  32  8  2  3  10  4  3 17  30 .198 .278 .327 .605
1st  Justin O'Conner  PRI 135  18  5  0  4  14  2  1 10  61 .133 .193 .259 .452
1sup Drew Vettleson*  PRI 172  52 11  4  6  34 14  2 19  35 .302 .369 .517 .887
2nd  Derek Dietrich*  BWG 390 112 27  4 16  65  3  6 32 102 .287 .354 .500 .854
3rd  Ryan Brett       PRI 178  49 11  4  2  16 17  3 19  16 .275 .352 .416 .767
9th  Jake DePew       PRI 130  30  4  0  1  19  5  2 15  24 .231 .304 .285 .589
10th Deshun Dixon     PRI 146  32  4  4  4  16  3  2  9  40 .219 .265 .384 .648
12th Phil Wunderlich* BWG 413 113 28  0 15  78  0  1 32  71 .274 .340 .450 .790
13th Robby Price*     BWG 344  92 19  4  4  40 13  5 72  56 .267 .421 .381 .802
19th Craige Lyerly    HDV 113  34  2  1  3  14 16  1 13  22 .301 .372 .416 .788
27th Chris Winder     HDV 199  48  8  4  2  16 15  4 24  61 .241 .330 .352 .682
30th Nick Schwaner*   BWG 353  81 16  5  7  37  7  4 20  67 .229 .272 .363 .635
31st Kevin Kiermaier* BWG 333  79 10  7  3  32 24  8 30  82 .237 .311 .336 .647
34th Steve Tinoco     BWG 305  82 14  0  1  42  3  3 36  45 .269 .364 .325 .689

Has not played: 11th Travis Flores.

Gone (released/retired/traded): 29th Scott Lawson, 32nd Bryan Fogle.
-- By Doug at 4:17 PM

4 comments:

  1. AnonymousAugust 13, 2011 at 6:34 PM

    I have a question now that we have seen some of the stats from this year and the season is almost over who would you pick now in this group as a "top prospect"? Who has been a surprise in this 2010 group?

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  2. DougAugust 13, 2011 at 6:51 PM

    The top 3 are still 'top prospects' as far as hitters for the Rays. A couple hundred at-bats at Princeton does really change anything. The order might change, I had Vettleson a spot ahead of Sale, Kevin and BurGi had Sale ahead. They should be neck and neck at least after the season. But again, it's only 200 Appy at-bats. Looks like the Rays were right about starting them in Princeton, too.

    Dietrich has probably helped himself the most, but the strikeouts worry me. Even with the Ks he's moved up some because of everything else he's done. Brett could have moved up a bit too, but he's really cooled off. Still see him in the 25-30 range.

    The biggest question is where all of the 2011 picks slot in. If all of the 1st and 1sup picks sign that's 10 players right there. If we add all 10 to our top 30 lists (not saying we would, but several will make it) then 10 guys get pushed off the bottom. We'll have our post-season lists up in September, but you can see our pre-draft lists by clicking on "Top Prospects" at the top. There will be huge changes from the old list to the next one, huge.

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  3. AnonymousAugust 13, 2011 at 7:03 PM

    Are you surprised with anyone on that list or are they all about where you expected them to be? Just questions not being picking just interested in yall's opinions.

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  4. AnonymousAugust 14, 2011 at 7:34 PM

    http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110814/SPORTS/108140326

    This is an article that was done in HV on Lyerly

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