Today's picks thus far
Michael Rucker who's a 6'1 RHP SR from BYU
Trey Cobb who's a 6'1 RHP JR from Ok St.(BA had him 335 overall)
Wyatt Short who's a 5'8 LHP JR from Miss
Parker Dunshee who's a 6'1 RHP JR from Wake Forrest
Jed Carter who's a 6' RHP JR from Auburn U Montgomery
Holden Cammack who's a 6' RHP JR from Oral Roberts U
Zack Short who's a JR SS from Sacred Heart U
Marc Huberman who's a 6'2 LHP SR from USC
Matt Swarmer who's a 6'5 RHP SR from Kutztown University
Garrett Freeman who's a 6'1 LHP SR from U Alabama Tuscaloosa
Samuel Tidaback who's a SR C from U North Georgia
Dante Biasi who's a 6'0 LHP from Hazleton Area HS
Delvin Zinn SS out of Itawamba JC(BA had him ranked 233)
Rey Rivera 1B out of Chipola Col(BA had him ranked 270)
Trent Giambrone 2B out of Delta St U
Austin Jones who's a 6'1 RHP Jr from University of Wisconsin - Whitewater
Connor Myers CF out of Old Dominion U
Ryan Bassett who's a 6'5 RHP out of Clark CC
Tyler Peyton who's a 6'3 RHP SR out of Iowa
Montana Parsons who's a 6'3 RHP out of San Jacinto College North
Brenden Heiss who's a 6'1 RHP out of Jacobs HS(BA had him as 408)
Zach Davis texas tech SR CF
Nathan Sweeney 6'4 RHP out of Cherry Creek HS
Davis Daniel 6'1 RHP out of St James School(BA had him at 109 overall but given where he was drafted he probably takes his commitment and goes to Auburn)
Ryan Kreidler ss/3b out of Davis (Calif.) HS (BA 315)
Jake Slaughter SS out of Ouachita Christian School
Davis Moore 6'4 RHP out of Los Osos HS
Tolly Filotei CF out of Faulkner State CC
Anthony Block 6'5 LHP out of Newport HS
D.J. Roberts 6'2 RHP out of Atlantic Coast HS(BA 389)
So, they've REALLY loaded up on pitching this year.
MLB.com had Cobb 184 overall and had this to say
Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 40 | Control: 45 | Overall: 45
Cobb is the grandson of Frank Linzy, who pitched at Oklahoma State before saving 110 games in an 11-year big league career. Cobb spent his first two college seasons and the beginning of his third in the bullpen before transitioning to the rotation in mid-March. He initially pitched well in his new role before tiring down the stretch.
Cobb operates at 91-93 mph with sink on his fastball and is capable of reaching 96. His slider shows signs of becoming a plus pitch and creeps into the mid-80s, though it gets slurvy at times. His changeup has occasional tumble but lacks behind his other two offerings.
Mlb.com had Daniel at 135
Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 45
An elbow injury cut Daniel's junior season at St. James School (Montgomery, Ala.) short, but he returned last summer throwing harder than ever and stood out at the Wood World Bat Association World Championship in Jupiter, Fla., last October. He carried that momentum into 2016, solidifying his status as one of the more polished high school pitchers available.
Daniels works at 90-94 mph with his fastball and held that velocity throughout the spring. He has a mid-70s curveball that features good depth when he stays on top of it, and he has feel for using a sinking changeup that still gets a little firm at times.
Daniels has impressive athleticism and control but will need to refine his command at the next level. He likes to vary his arm slot to throw hitters off balance, though his pitches flatten out when he drops down and he can't afford to sacrifice plane because he's just 6-foot-1. He projects to go as early as the third round, though that may not be high enough to lure him away from an Auburn commitment.
There's some hesitation in Cobb's delivery that costs him consistency with the quality of his pitches and his command. His arm action and lack of size almost certainly will point him back toward the bullpen in pro ball, and his fastball and slider could play up in shorter stints.
