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General | Professional | 2/20/2004

PG Top Pro Prospects

Perfect Game Staff

7 Former Perfect Game Players ranked among top 15 prospects in Professional Baseball. And they?€™re all very young.

B.J. Upton Prince Fielder Scott Kazmir

Baseball America?€™s Top Minor League Prospects #2. B.J. Upton ss, Devil Rays BJ attended several PG events including two PG Nationals, The PG World, WWBA Championship, and several other PG events. #3. Delmon Young of, Devil Rays Delmon played in several PG events including 2 years in the WWBA Championship, The PG National, The Pacific Coast Showcase, and the Pac Coast Invitational. #8. Greg Miller lhp, Dodgers Greg played in the Pac Coast Invitational and the Pac Coast Showcase. #10. Prince Fielder 1b, Brewers Prince played in the PG National, The WWBA Championship and other Perfect Game events. #12. Scott Kazmir lhp, Mets Scott was in many PG events including 3 years in the WWBA Championship, 2 years at The PG National, The PG South Showcase and several other PG events. #14. Zack Greinke rhp, Royals We first saw Zach as a high school freshman in a PG event, he has been to the PG National, 2 PG Worlds, 3 WWBA Championships and other PG events. #15. Casey Kotchman 1b, Angels Casey has attended the PG National, 2 WWBA Championships and other PG events. In addition to the 7 players listed above, Over 40 other former PG players are listed among the top 100 prospects in Professional Baseball. They are all from only the past three drafts.

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