Round 1 11. George Springer, OF, R/R Connecticut, Junior Height: 6'3", Weight: 205 DOB: 09/19/1989 Five-tool players don't come around too often, and they're usually not from the college ranks. Springer, the UConn center fielder, is an exception to that rule. Springer can do a little bit of everything on the baseball field ,and after a slow start to his junior season, was using all of those tools to put up very good numbers. There are some holes to his swing as he doesn't get cheated at the plate and, thus, there's some swing and miss to his game. Still, he has the ability to hit the ball hard to all fields. With a very quick bat, he's got unbelievable raw power and it could be a plus tool if he can make more consistent contact. He's got above-average speed and is very smart on the basepaths, giving him the potential to be a basestealing threat. Defensively, the speed plays well, with above-average range and the instincts to play anywhere in the outfield, if needed. His arm is already above-average and could be plus one day. All those tools, with the ability to play a premium position in center; a team will undoubtedly see past the swing issues and take him in the early going of the first round. 2011 .350/.458/.628. 12 homers. 31/38 stolen bases. 35/38 BB/K. TTO player, 30-30 potential, five tools, long swing Round 2 69. Adrian Houser Round 3 99. Jack Armstrong Round 4 130.Christopher Lee Round 5 160.Nick Tropeano --

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