MLB.com (#16): Scouting Grades: Hit: 60 | Power: 65 | Run: 40 | Arm: 40 | Field: 40 | Overall: 55 Schwarber powered Indiana to its first College World Series appearance and first outright Big Ten Conference regular-season championship since 1932 last year, slugging a school-record 18 homers and ranking third in NCAA Division I in that category. Undrafted and relatively unknown coming out of an Ohio high school, he has since established himself as the premier power hitter in the 2014 college Draft class. He offers lots of strength and bat speed from the left side of the plate, and he's not a one-dimensional hitter either. Schwarber controls the strike zone well and repeatedly barrels balls, so he should hit for a high average as well. His offensive ability could make him a star as a catcher -- provided that he can stay behind the plate. While he moves well for his size, his throwing and receiving both grade as below average and could prompt a move to the outfield, where he has seen time for the Hoosiers. BA (#17): Recruited by some Big 10 Conference schools to play middle linebacker, Schwarber instead brought his fierce physicality and power to the middle of the diamond, anchoring Indiana’s lineup for the last three seasons. His 18 homers in 2013 ranked third in the country and helped the Hoosiers become the first Big Ten team to reach the College World Series since 1984. Listed at 6-feet, 240 pounds, Schwarber has made considerable improvement defensively over the course of his Indiana career, carrying over some hard-learned lessons when he struggled handling velocity with USA Baseball’s Collegiate National Team last summer. He still stabs and boxes too many balls, and a long transfer can sabotage his solid-average arm strength, but he’s thrown out 33 percent of basestealers this season after nabbing just 19 percent in 2013. His leadership qualities have been evident with the Hoosiers and he has a strong, durable body for catching, but he’ll never be more than a fringe-average defender. Schwarber fits in the first round for his bat. He’s a smart hitter who studies pitchers and has tremendous strength to punish pitches to all fields. He’s thick and could be quicker on pitches inside with a trimmer physique. He’s a better athlete than he looks and is even a fringy runner with the aggressiveness to have stolen eight bases this spring, second on Indiana’s team. His athleticism gives him a chance to shift to left field if catching doesn’t work out. Kiley McDaniel (#20): Kyle Schwarber, C/1B, Indiana 6'0/240, L/R, 21.25 on Draft Day Hit: 55/50, Power: 65/70, Run: 40/40, Field: 45/45, Throw: 50/50 Scouting Report: Schwarber put on a power display this summer, hitting balls well up the batter's eye greenery in AAA Durham's park and forcing the Chatham Fire Department to close it's garage doors for the first time due to his mammoth BP shows on the Cape. He's got legit 30 home run power and has the approach and looseness at the plate to be a 50 bat or better and get to that power in games. He isn't a great runner but is a solid athlete for his size, as a D1 middle linebacking prospect in high school. Schwarber catches a lot right now and is fringy back there with an average arm, but makes the most of his tools and is good enough to catch once a week in the big leagues, enhancing his positional value and versatility for the club. Take A Step Back: The best power in the draft comes from the left side, with enough bat to get to it in games, a track record of production and some defensive value as well. The upside isn't enormous and you'll have to monitor the body, but this is an easy prospect to like. Projected Role: Above Average Regular, 55 FV -- やっ..........！！！！！！止めろペイモンこの野郎～～～～～～っ 地狱でいきなり圣书なんえ 読み上げやがってえ~~~~~~~~~っ！！杀すえおっ！！ --

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