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2008 Top Prospects

BJ Hermsen  RHP - 2008 - Masonville, IA
Oregon State

Still in basketball and coming off football injury (collarbone), threw loose and easy.

Jake Odorizzi  RHP - 2008 - Highland, IL
Louisville

Highly athletic, very life fastball to 93 mph, big breaking slider, plus command potential.

Kyle Stroup  RHP - 2008 - Ingleside, IL
Chipola College

Big strong body, sits at 92 mph, power pitcher’s profile, surprisingly good feel for curveball/change/split.

Chase Hentges  RHP - 2008 - Shakopee, MN
Iowa Western CC

90-92 mph fastball, very projectable 6-5, 190 lb build, limited pitching experience, very high ceiling.

Phil Schreiber  RHP - 2008 - Kaukauna, WI
Iowa

FB steady at 90 mph, good balanced delivery, upper 70’s curveball is potential plus pitch.

Madison Boer  RHP - 2008 - Eden Prairie, MN
Oregon

6-4, 225, smooth delivery and arm action, four quality pitches including upper 80’s fastball.

Charles (CJ) Rose  C - 2008 - St. Peters, MO
Creighton

Very good athletic build, FB to 91 mph, ball comes out easy, power curveball, conversion from catcher.

Cordell Greene  RHP - 2008 - Maple Grove, MN
Indiana State

Long and lanky 6-5, 170 lb build, very projectable, fastball tops at 88 mph.

Kyle Stewart  RHP - 2008 - Onalaska, WI
Western Carolina

Athletic 6-5, 195 lb build, long loose arm action, 86 mph fastball, good slider and split finger.

Corey Kimes  LHP - 2008 - Ottawa, IL
Illinois

Big southpaw, very live mid 80’s fastball, have seen upper 80’s, curveball is a quality pitch.

Michael Heesch  LHP - 2008 - Crystal Lake, IL
Nebraska

Big and loose lefty, FB is 86 mph with life, big breaking curveball, plus command potential.

Danny Sullivan  RHP - 2008 - Dodgeville, WI
Hill College

Long, loose arm action, good projection, three quality pitches, fastball tops at 87 mph.

Nick Musec  RHP - 2008 - St Charles, MO
John A. Logan College

Tall and projectable build, fastball tops at 88 mph, late breaking curveball.

Jordan Langel  RHP - 2008 - Luxemburg, IA
Kirkwood CC

Extra strong build, very heavy fastball touches 89 mph, big sweeping slider.

Shane Morelock  RHP - 2008 - Iowa City, IA
Heartland CC

Athletic right hander, mid 80’s FB and have seen upper 80’s, knows how to pitch, good command.

Dallas Burke  C - 2008 - Bettendorf, IA
Iowa

Another left handed hitting catcher with bat speed, projectable build, strong arm.

Jake Hermsen  OF - 2008 - New London, WI
Northern Illinois

Athlete with strength, very good bat speed, attacks pitches, also mid 80’s lefty.

C. Colin Kish  OF - 2008 - Worcester, PA
Florida Southern

Very projectable 6-4, 190 lb build, good bat speed, power potential, strong run/throw tools outdoors.

William Piwnica-Worms  OF - 2008 - St Louis, MO
Duke

Big, strong frame, quick bat, hits the ball hard to all fields, projects power.

Brance Rivera  MIF - 2008 - Muscatine, IA
TCU

Live athletic body, good extension in swing, has bat speed, projects very well.

Geoffrey Rowan  C - 2008 - Naperville, IL
Northwestern

Very good defensive catcher, plus quickness, aggressive line drive hitter with bat speed.

Brent Warren  OF - 2008 - Robins, IA
Oregon State

Aflac All-American like RHP B.J. Hermsen and in the middle of basketball. Took BP and looked like he was in great shape.

Tony Zych  2B - 2008 - Monee, IL
Louisville

National level 2-way prospect, quick twitch athlete, hit the ball very well, also 92 mph off the mound.


2009 Top Prospects

Jacob Turner  RHP - 2009 - St Charles, MO
North Carolina

Power pitcher’s build, 92 mph fastball, hard curveball, attacks hitters and intimidates, high ceiling.

Dean McArdle  RHP - 2009 - Sioux City, IA
Stanford

Fastball to 92 mph, good curveball, throws easy with command, short but athletic.

Jonathon Carlson  LHP - 2009 - Rolling Meadow, IL
Kentucky

Nice framed 6-4 southpaw, 88 mph present fastball, projects well, slider best secondary pitch.

Jack DeAno  OF - 2009 - Wheaton, IL
Vanderbilt

Simple delivery, plus command potential, three very good pitches, 88 mph FB/CB/Chg, knows how to pitch.

Brian Krolikowski  RHP - 2009 - Batavia, IL
Austin Peay State/Parkland College

Power pitcher’s build, very heavy upper 80’s fastball, good slider potential.

Rick Sandquist  RHP - 2009 - Fort Dodge, IA
Iowa

Lean 6-3 build, very loose and fast arm, touches 89 mph, lots of projection.

Scott Marinier  RHP - 2009 - Orland Park, IL
Central Michigan

Easy balanced delivery, 87 mph fastball, excellent command potential, good curveball.

Andrew Waszak  RHP - 2009 - Rochester Hills, MI
Michigan State

Fastball to 87 mph, good physical projection, can make the ball move, deceptive delivery.

Jacob Powers  RHP - 2009 - Cottleville, MO
University of Illinois-Chicago

84-87 mph fastball, very good command/delivery, big breaking slider is an out pitch.

Samuel "Kale" Gaden  C - 2009 - Stillwater, OK
Missouri

Left handed hitting catcher, short and quick swing, good hitter, athletic actions defensively.

Chase Graskewicz  C - 2009 - Hudson, WI
Kansas State

Switch-hitter, bat speed from both sides, has power potential, quick and agile catcher with arm strength.

Anthony Maldonado  MIF - 2009 - River Forest, IL
Howard College

Very aggressive hitter, plus bat speed, knows how to hit, nice power for a middle infielder.

Justin Ringo  1B - 2009 - Palos Park, IL
Stanford

Plus strength, good hands hitting, very good bat speed, squares up everything, power potential.


2010 Top Prospects

W. Keenan Kish  IF - 2010 - Worcester, PA
Florida

Excellent projection, mid 80’s fastball, good feel for both CB and SL.

Clay Wallace  RHP - 2010 - Zionsville, IN
Central Arizona CC

88 mph fastball for a 2010, nice feel for live 2-seamer, big breaking slider.

David Suarez  RHP - 2010 - Peru, IL
John A. Logan College

Very athletic young pitcher, four quality present pitches, mid 80’s fastball and can pitch.

Trevor Kenyon  3B - 2010 - Davenport, IA
Iowa/Central Arizona CC

Extra strong 2010 prospect, very good bat speed/power potential, can really hit.