By John Klima
July 31, 2010
I feel for the loyal Royals fans who brave one blunder after another. Since we’ve started, I’ve learned those are good readers and good fans who appreciate the originality of our stuff and make an effort to attribute it.
By John Klima
July 30, 2010
As I mentioned in my Braves draft recap, they popped third baseman Joey Terdoslavich from Long Beach State. Here’s a look from earlier in the season.
By John Klima
July 29, 2010
Philip Evans should be one of the top prep middle infielders in the 2011 Draft. I had a look at him at Angels Elite in Fall 2009 and will have some more looks in the future. Here’s a brief look at what this player has going on.
By John Klima
July 28, 2010
I’ve had several looks at Rice outfielder Jeremy Rathjen playing for the Foresters, dating back to last season.
By John Klima
July 27, 2010
The next time we see Seth Rosin on this site, chances are it will be video of him pitching for the San Jose Giants in the California League. In the meantime, this is video of what got him there in the first place.
By John Klima
July 26, 2010
I had a very good look at University of Texas left-hander Sam Stafford recently, in an outing in which he pitched seven no-hit innings and showed Friday night stuff on a seriously hot Thursday.
By John Klima
July 25, 2010
The Tigers took some chances on some good high school players, but who knows if they’re going to sign them.
By John Klima
July 24, 2010
I didn’t hear too much about the Houston Astros draft, which immediately makes me believe that they scouted for themselves instead of letting the publications scout for them. What I see is a pretty solid group of players.
By John Klima
July 23, 2010
I’ve run across Ryon Healy, formerly of Crespi High, a few times on the trail: Area Codes, Fall Ball, high school, and now summer ball with wood again. He did not get drafted, and really, most teams don’t want to spend money for Division I college players that aren’t 10 minutes away from the big leagues. In Healy’s case, he one’s of an absolute ton of guys Oregon is getting from Southern California. And whenever I see him, I’m pretty much convinced that one of these years I’m going to see legit right-handed power. I can see the signs. For me, I don’t care if it’s not 10 minutes away. I know power production potential when I see it.
By John Klima
July 22, 2010
The first look I had at Austin Hedges was fall 2009 at Angels Elite, when at the time I thought he was one of the best looking young hitters on that team.
