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Draft | Prospect Scouting Reports | 4/10/2014

Draft Focus: Luke Weaver

Frankie Piliere

Photo: Florida State

Every weekday leading up to the 2014 MLB Draft, Perfect Game will be providing a scouting profile on a notable draft-eligible prospect. Stay tuned to Perfect Game and be sure to visit the Draft Page for all of the latest info and reports pertaining to the draft.

Luke Weaver Perfect Game profile

Position: RHP
Height: 6-2
Weight: 170
Bats/Throws: R-R
Birthdate: Aug. 21, 1993
College: Deland
Hometown: Deland, Fla.
Previously Drafted: Blue Jays '11 (19)
Projected Draft Round: 1

There are a few pitchers in every draft class that you could toss around the word pedigree with, and Luke Weaver is one of those pitchers in the 2014 class. And, we’re not talking Pedigree dog food or family trees here – we’re talking about having a long history of success and points of progression to refer back to. Luke Weaver has that kind of track record and then some. It’s that track record and history he has in front of scouts who have now watched him for years that can be the difference between a team passing on him or taking him in the first round.

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