Cody Johnson

HS Grad	2006
Age	28 and 10 mos
Age on 2006 Draft	17 and 9 mos
Position(s)	OF 1B
Ht/Wt	6-4, 195 lb
B/T	L/R
School	A. Crawford Mosley
Hometown	Panama City, FL USA
Summer Team	East Cobb Astros
Fall Team	East Cobb Astros
MLB Draft Round 1 by Braves in 2006

National Rank - Class of 2006
Ranking Last Updated: Jun 05, 2006

Overall

Position - OF

FL State Rank - Class of 2006
Ranking Last Updated: Jun 05, 2006

Overall

Position - OF

GPA
3.4

SAT
1100

ACT
23

4 yr Commitment
Florida State

College(s) interested in
Auburn
Florida State
Georgia Tech

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Best PG Grade
10
12/28/2004

Perfect Game USA's Player Rating System
10	Potential very high draft pick and/or Elite level college prospect
9	Potential top 10 round pick and/or highest level college prospect
8	Potential draft pick and/or excellent college prospect
7	College prospect, possible future draft pick with development
6	Potential college prospect
5	Possible College prospect and/or possible HS varsity
4	HS JV
3	Possible HS JV
2	No prospect at this time
1	The game is too dangerous

Latest Showcase Report

2005 National Showcase Jun 17, 2005

PG Grade: 10

Cody Johnson is a 2006 outfielder/first baseman from Panama City, FL with a MLB type body at 6-4, 195 lbs. He showed the physical tools and skills that make him one of the top prospects in the 2006 class, if not the very best. Despite his size and long limbs, Johnson has very good speed and ran the 60 in 6.69 and was 4.33 down to first base. His defensive fundamentals are a bit raw in the outfield but he has pro level arm strength at 86 mph and that and his speed give him the chance to be a prototype right fielder. At the plate Johnson generates plus, plus bat speed and has unmatched raw power in the 2006 class. He has very active hands in his set up and will often start his swing from a low, cocked hand position that would put a lesser athlete in a poor position to hit the ball. One of the keys to Johnson's approach at the plate is his ability to recognize pitches early and keep his hands back and drive the ball to the opposite field on off speed stuff and pitches away from him. The majority of the home runs we saw Johnson hit this year were to left center to centerfield. He can take the ball out of any part of the ball park when he centers the ball. As if he could show people he could do a bit of everything, Johnson even came in to pitch and inning and threw 90 with a 75 mph curveball. He has big league tools right now and still has a ton of physical projection. In fact, Johnson didn't turn 17 until late in the summer. He's a very good student off the field and has committed to Florida State.

Percentile Rank among grad class in the recorded year

FB	90 _mph 6/17/2005	92.77% Rank best 97 avg 83 (2006 class in 2005) best 97 avg 82 (2006 class)
60	6.69 _sec 6/17/2005	97.48% Rank best 6.19 avg 7.40 (2006 class in 2005) best 6.19 avg 7.44 (2006 class)
OF	89 _mph 11/17/2005	94.65% Rank best 97 avg 81 (2006 class in 2005) best 97 avg 81 (2006 class)
IF	88 _mph 12/28/2004	99.35% Rank best 89 avg 75 (2006 class in 2004) best 93 avg 76 (2006 class)