趁有空先贴出来　　很长都英文　有兴趣慢慢服用　如果有签下来过阵子有空再慢慢翻 Jiovanni Mier Pos. B-T HT WT HS Hometown Commitment Birthday SS R-R 6-0 175 Bonita Pomona, Calif. USC 8/26/1990 BA scouting report 　Mier is supported by a large and enthusiastic family. At the 2008 Aflac 　Classic they made up a sizeable cheering section, complete with artfully 　constructed banners and signs. His mother Leticia is a fixture at his 　games, with her ever-present video camera, and has seen plenty of 　highlights this year. Mier is the rare prep shortstop who projects to 　remain at that position in pro ball. 　He has above-average speed and a powerful arm that grades out to 　well-above-average. He occasionally pitches for his high school squad, and scouts have gunned his fastball in the 91-93 mph range. He has an athletic and projectable 6-foot-2 170-pound frame. Mier has decent hands, though his actions need to be smoother, which should come with experience. He has been inconsistent with the bat, struggling last summer during showcases but looking sensational last fall at the World Wood Bat Championship and the Southern California scout ball all-star game. 　Overstriding threw off his timing earlier in the spring, but of late he 　shortened his stride, though he still has a tendency to lunge at the ball 　and get his weight out on his front leg. When Mier squares a pitch up, 　the ball flies off his bat. He has the natural quickness and hand-eye 　coordination to be an excellent hitter. He projects as a line-drive singles 　and doubles hitter, with slightly below-average power. PG scouting report (3/1): 　Mier is one of the rare three-sport athletes with legit Division I 　potential in each-the twist being that the three sports are baseball, 　football and soccer. That unusual combination is possible in California 　as soccer is played in that state during the winter months. Mier excelled 　at cornerback and wide receiver as a junior, but decided against playing 　football as a senior to focus on baseball-a decision that made a 　pronounced and immediate impact on his rapidly-developing baseball career. 　He was the dominant player last October on the talent-rich ABD Bulldogs team from California that won the World Wood Bat Association fall 　championship in Jupiter, Fla., and it was easy to see there that he'd 　elevated his game, both offensively and defensively, from even the summer 　and also his junior year at Bonita High, where he hit .479-3-30 with 15 　stolen bases. 　Mier is a slender and graceful athlete who plays the game with easy actions 　and excellent balance. He has pure shortstop tools, with his ability to 　make strong, accurate throws with a quick release being he best defensive 　attribute. His arm strength enables him to pitch on occasion, and he was 　expected to see significant service on the mound as a senior. 　Offensively, Mier has a line-drive type swing with an early weight shift to his front side and very good bat speed. He has gap power and impressed scouts by pulling several balls hard in Jupiter. His offensive potential 　will keep improving as he gets stronger. Mier is a solid student of the 　game and comes from a baseball family as his brother, Jessie, is a 　pitcher in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization. 　-DAVID RAWNSLEY UPDATE (5/15): 　Mier had a steady if not mostly unspectacular spring, hitting .400-4-17 with 16 steals while going 1-0 with three saves for one of the better high-school teams in Southern California. But that's largely the type of player that Mier is at this point in his blossoming baseball career. His fielding at shortstop was outstanding, and he showed off his superior arm strength by throwing up to 93 mph off the mound as his team's closer. Mier has the type of athletic ability and projection, along with a mature understanding of the game, that should allow him to quickly adapt to each new level of the game as he moves up the minor-league ladder, and the game gets faster. Mier's name is mentioned in first-round draft discussions and he's rarely brought up later than the sandwich round. He is one of those rare high-school players who is looked at as a relatively-conservative "sure-thing" type of draft. -DR Baseballbeginnings scouting report 　PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Medium build, lean, rangy, yet to physically mature. 　STRENGTHS: Rangy, athletic, above-average defensive SS, soft hands, good 　　　　　　 reflexes, quick feet, good footwork and instincts, nose for the ball. Average arm with above-average release, will field what he gets to, and will get to more balls than many. Short stride, compact swing, inside-out SA (straightaway) approach, line drive hitter who will put the ball in play. WEAKNESSES: Below-average strength, arm can occ. (occasionally) be inaccurate, can be too pull-oriented - all correctable. SUMMARY: Gifted defender who can stay at SS at advanced levels. Former soccer player with outstanding footwork. Must continue to develop strength. Believe he will hit; see no reason why player should not become ML SS. GRADES (Present\Future): Hit 30/55 Power 20/45 Run 50/50 Arm 50/50 Field 40/70 --

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