The best of the rest

2007 Draft

Here is a compilation of the remaining players from BA’s Top 200. The list is long, so read below the fold.

The number before the player’s name is where he was ranked in the Top 200

27. Jack McGeary, LHP (HS, Massachusetts)
31. Chris Carpenter, RHP (Soph, Kent State)
42. Yasmani Grandal, C (HS, Florida)
54. Kentrail Davis, OF (HS, Alabama)
56. Cole St Claire, LHP (Junior, Rice)
62. Nick Tepsech, RHP (HS, Missouri)
67. Kevin Patterson, 1B/OF (HS, Alabama)
77. Gary Brown, OF (HS, California)
79. Taylor Cole, RHP (HS, Las Vegas)
83. Matt Thompson, RHP (HS, California)
92. Chad Jones, OF/LHP (HS, Louisiana)
93. Victor Sanchez, 3B (HS, California)
94. Cole Rohrbough, LHP (JuCo, Nevada)
102. Taylor Martin, RHP (HS, Louisiana)
103. Preston Clark, C (Soph, Texas)
107. Stephen Porlier, RHP (Soph, Oklahoma)
111. Greg Peavy, RHP (HS, Washington)
112. Tanner Robles, LHP (HS, Utah)
115. Julian Sampson, RHP (HS, Washington)
116. Brian Dupra, RHP (HS, New York)
120. Cody Scarpetta, RHP (HS, Illinois)
122. Christian Colon, SS/2B (HS, California)
123. Kyle O’Campo, RHP (HS, California)
124. Chad Bettis, RHP (HS, Texas)
125. Kevin Rhoderick, RHP (HS, Arizona)
126. Rob Rasmussen, LHP (HS, California)
127. Scott Alexander, LHP (HS, California)
131. Tony Watson, LHP (Junior, Nebraska)
137. Cole Abbott, RHP (HS, Utah)
138. Tyson Brummett, RHP (Senior, UCLA)
142. Wynn Pelzer, RHP (Junior, South Carolina)
143. Anthony Ranaudo, RHP (HS, New Jersey)
145. David Duncan, LHP (Soph, Georgia Tech)
146. Ryan Miller, LHP (HS, Texas)
149. Daniel Schlereth, LHP (Junior, Arizona)
150. Phillips Orta, RHP (JuCo, Nebraska)
152. Thad Griffith, C (HS, Louisiana)
153. Chad Robinson, RHP (JuCo, Nevada)
154. Rick Hague, SS (HS, Texas)
155. Carmen Angelini, SS (HS, Louisiana)
156. Mitch Harris, RHP (Junior, Navy)
157. Evan Danieli, RHP (HS, New Jersey)
158. Austin Krum, OF (Junior, Dallas Baptist)
159. Justin Miller, RHP (JuCo, Kansas)
161. Tim Smith, OF (Junior, Arizona State)
163. Forrest Moore, LHP (HS, Louisiana)
165. Colby Shreve, RHP (JuCo, Nevada)
169. Cale Iorg, SS (Amateur, Alabama)
171. David Mailman, 1B (HS, North Carolina)
173. Patrick Johnson, RHP (HS, North Carolina)
175. Dan McDonald, RHP (Junior, Seton Hall)
176. Austin Bailey, RHP (HS, Alabama)
178. Justin Grimm, RHP (HS, Virginia)
179. Daniel Elorriga-Matra, C (HS, Florida)
180. Drew Storen, RHP (HS, Indiana)
184. Matt Brown, OF (Junior, Wichita State)
187. Matt Rizzotti, 1B (Junior, Manhattan)
188. Seth Blair, RHP (HS, Illinois)
189. Dave Stewart, OF (HS, Missouri)
190. DJ LeMahieu, 3B (HS, Michigan)
191. Justin Snyder, OF (Junior, San Diego)
193. Matt Clark, 3B (JuCo, California)
194. David Dinelli, RHP (JuCo, California)
196. Kade Keowen, OF (JuCo, Louisiana)
199. Trystan Magnuson, RHP (Senior, Louisville)
200. Nick Hill, LHP (Senior, Army)

For players without a video, go to the MLB.com draft tracker here. Once there, click on the link to “draft tracker” on the left side bar. Once the popup loads, look on the far right side, you’ll see “Prospects A-M” and “Prospects N-Z”…you should find a lot more videos there that can’t be directly linked to.

As you can see from this list, a lot of these guys are going to plummet because of strong commitments to college. If the Phillies are unwilling to break slot, many of these guys will be out of reach.

If I missed anyone, let me know.

4 thoughts on “The best of the rest”

  2. There really is an interesting dynamic this year with the day in between Rounds 1-5 and 6-50. It gave pretty much all night for the scouts to re-contact the guys who fell out of the first three rounds and gauge signability. Last year we signed 8 HS players. So far through 7 picks we’ve only drafted 3. If we go straight college today between Rounds 6-10 I’ll be pretty disappointed. I want 2 more HS pitchers and another HS corner player. The purported scout at phillies.com says the Phillies are interested in Pennsauken HS OF Chris Berroa in Rounds 6-10 today. I also think we need another SS somewhere.

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  3. I like Seth Blair a lot, especially after re-watching his video

    Scouting Report: Blair generated a lot of buzz when he hit 95 mph in his first outing of the spring. He hasn’t matched that velocity since, but scouts have stayed on his trail because he has touched 92 on a few occasions since. He’s not exceedingly big at 6-foot-2 and 190 pounds, but Blair generates his velocity with arm speed. He throws from a low three-quarters angle, which gives his heater sinking and boring action. Because of his size and lack of polished command and secondary pitches, Blair projects more as a reliever than as a starter at this point. That will affect him in the draft, as will his uncertain signability. He has committed to Arizona State and rumors on the scouting trail tied him to Scott Boras, though Blair’s father Al says he will be his son’s adviser.

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