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2006 Top Prospects

Stephen Cardullo  3B - 2006 - Coral Springs, FL
Florida State

Cardullo is present strong at 6-0, 200 and can really hit the ball with wood. He hits so well that it's easy to forget that he is a sub-7.00 runner with college level arm strength and quickness on defense, too.

William Hirsch  RHP - 2006 - Suffolk, VA
Georgia Tech

Hirsch is a very athletic pitcher with a heavy 87-89 mph sinking fastball and sharp curveball. He dominated hitters at the showcase, then turned around and showed he was a power hitting outfield prospect as well.

Alex Cobb  RHP - 2006 - Vero Beach, FL
Clemson

Cobb was one of the most projectable players at the event, with a smooth, easy delivery that produced a 85-88 mph fastball and mid-70's curveball. He's a good athlete who can hit when he's not on the mound.

Paul McClintock  OF - 2006 - Marietta, GA
Uncommitted

McClintock is a left handed hitting outfielder with a solid overall collection of tools. There really is no weakness in his game if he keeps hitting the way he did in Fort Myers.

Steve Kalush  RHP - 2006 - San Mateo, CA
Santa Clara

Kalush is a very polished pitcher from California with 3 solid pitches. His fastball is 84-87 and his change up is excellent. He should have instant college level success.

Dustin Huguley  C - 2006 - Lake Wales, FL
South Florida State College

Huguley is a power hitting catcher with good defensive skills and a hustling attitude. He also throws 88 off the mound with a sharp 74 mph curveball.

Brice Kelly  MIF - 2006 - Austin, TX
Uncommitted

Kelly is a 6-2 middle infielder with a very good balance of tools. If his bat continues to develop, he could become a big time prospect.

Brett Petigrow  OF - 2006 - Coral Springs, FL
Stony Brook

Petigrow fits the leadoff profile well as a 5-9 left handed hitting speedster with some present strength. He's also an excellent defensive outfielder with pro level arm strength.

Eric Valdes  OF - 2006 - Altamonte Springs, FL
Bucknell

Valdes is a 5-10 left handed hitting outfielder with excellent hitting fundamentals and a powerful bat. It's hard to believe that he won't be a top level college hitter down the road.

Matt Kallaoun  3B - 2006 - Marietta, GA
Augusta University

Kallaoun is a present strong 6-2 third baseman with a good balance of baseball tools. He also throws 86 mph off the mound and could further develop there as a prospect.

Michael Hunter  RHP - 2006 - Corpus Christi, TX
Uncommitted

Would be ranked much higher had he pitched at this event. We have seen Hunter consistently in the upper 80s at previous events.


2007 Top Prospects

Cody Allen  RHP - 2007 - Orlando, FL
University of Central Florida

Allen would rate as the top prospect at the event as both a pitcher and as a power hitting third baseman. He throws 90 mph on the mound with little effort and his mid-70's curveball is a hammer. Allen is a top all around athlete with a very high ceiling.

Evan Chambers  OF - 2007 - Lakeland, FL
Florida

Chambers is an extra strong junior outfielder with very good tools. He has excellent speed (6.73) and will show you plus power at the plate at times.

Stuart Tapley  MIF - 2007 - Orlando, FL
Florida State

No player performed better at the Showcase than Tapley. He's an aggressive player with very good bat speed who showed the ability to make the great play in the middle of the field.

Ian MacGeorge  OF - 2007 - Altamonte Springs, FL
Uncommitted

MacGeorge is still very slender at 6-4, 175 but can swing the bat with leverage and authority. He's a good athlete who projects best in the outfield.


2008 Top Prospects

Raiko Alfonso  MIF - 2008 - Key West, FL
Florida International

Alfonso defines smoothness at shortstop with excellent balance and soft hands. He's a switch-hitter with good bat speed from both sides of the plate.