1st rd #29 Logan Davidson Clemson (SC) SS S/R 4YR JR 6' 3 185lbs DOB:12/26/97 BA National Rank:22 Signed for/Slot money: 2.4246M/2.4246M mlb.com: https://www.mlb.com/video/2019-draft-logan-davidson-ss-c2520533083?t=mlb-draft Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 50 | Run: 55 | Arm: 55 | Field: 55 | Overall: 50 As a North Carolina high schooler, Logan emerged as an early-round prospect for a handful of teams late in the 2016 Draft process. He ultimately turned down the Phillies as 30th-rounder to attend Clemson, where his father Mark had played en route to a big league career. Much like former Clemson star Seth Beer, an Astros first-rounder in 2018, Davidson has confounded evaluators with the dichotomy between his success with metal bats (.939 OPS, 42 homers in two- plus years with the Tigers) and struggles with wood (.570 OPS, three homers in two summers in the Cape Cod League). If scouts were convinced that Davidson will hit with wood, he'd likely be the first college shortstop drafted in June. A switch-hitter, he has some timing issues and a swing that tends to get long, leading to strikeouts. His strength and leverage already generate plus raw power, and he should have more as he fills out his lanky 6-foot-3 frame. There are no holes in the rest of Davidson's game. He produces solid to plus run times and uses his speed to steal a few bases and cover ground at shortstop. He's tall for the position but should be able to remain there with his athleticism and strong arm. BA: http://thomasdraft.pixnet.net/album perfectgame: http://thomasdraft.pixnet.net/album KL: http://thomasdraft.pixnet.net/album Fangraph: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIxwpUggH0Y 29.TLDR Bigger-bodied shortstop with power and strikeout issues. Full Report Davidson turned down an offer from Arizona out of high school worth well into the seven figures, which he'll almost certainly best this spring. He's a big, switch-hitting 6-foot-3 shortstop who can stick at the position in pro ball and has above average raw power from both sides. The issue is that he hasn't hit well with wood bats over the summer and has always had plenty of strikeouts to go with his homers in the spring (42 career HR, 20% career strikeouts). Some scouts worry that he'll be more of a 30-35 bat in pro ball who doesn't get to his power, making him a utility guy, while others see another candidate for an offensive adjustment that could make him a 45 bat, 55 power standout everyday player. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?ID=204156 age AB H 2B 3B HR SB CS BB SO avg obp slg 2017 Clemson ACC 19 241 69 9 0 12 10 3 42 53 .286 .388 .473 2018 Clemson ACC 20 250 73 18 0 15 10 3 43 68 .292 .408 .544 2019 Clemson ACC 21 218 64 16 2 15 17 3 40 53 .294 .409 .592 https://data.clemsontigers.com/Stats/Baseball/2019/teamcume.htm ---------- 2nd rd #66 Tyler Baum North Carolina (NC) RHP 4YR JR 6' 2 195lbs DOB:01/14/98 BA National Rank:77 Signed for/Slot money: 0.9M/$1.0033M mlb.com: https://www.mlb.com/video/2019-draft-tyler-baum-rhp Scouting grades: Fastball: 55 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 45 He could have gone in the top three rounds in 2016 had he been signable as a Florida high schooler, but Baum withdrew his name from the Draft because he wanted to attend North Carolina. He has performed capably for three years with the Tar Heels, though he never has dominated as much as hoped. He ascended to the front of UNC's rotation this year but got knocked around in Atlantic Coast Conference play. Baum can display four pitches that earn solid or better grades at their best. As a starter, he works at 90-92 mph and reaches 94 with his fastball, creating some armside run with some crossfire in his delivery. He uses his high-three- quarters arm slot to stay on top of an upper-70s curveball that is often his best pitch, and he also can manipulate it into a harder, more lateral-breaking slider in the low 80s. Baum also has at least an average changeup with some fade and is doing a much better job of throwing strikes in 2019, enhancing his chances of remaining a starter in pro ball. He has a high floor as a potential No. 4 starter with a fallback of becoming at least a seventh-inning reliever. He has reached 97 mph with his fastball coming out of the bullpen and could have a more consistent plus curveball in shorter stints. BA: http://thomasdraft.pixnet.net/album perfectgame: http://thomasdraft.pixnet.net/album Fangraph: 102.TLDR Baum's stuff went from electric in the summer before his prep draft year to pedestrian in college, but ticked back up to it's highest levels in the last few weeks. http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/profile.asp?ID=207084 age W L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2017 North Carolina ACC 19 7 0 2.57 16 15 63 47 18 18 6 27 47 2018 North Carolina ACC 20 4 1 4.57 18 12 65 58 38 33 6 32 74 2019 North Carolina ACC 21 7 3 3.91 13 13 73.2 77 36 32 3 22 82 https://goheels.com/documents/2019/5/31/19basestats.pdf ---------- 3rd rd #104 Marcus Smith Pembroke Hill HS (MO) CF L/L HS SR 5' 11 190lbs DOB:09/11/00 BA National Rank:212 Signed for/Slot money: 0.4M/0.56M mlb.com: https://atmlb.com/2W9tJYu BA: http://thomasdraft.pixnet.net/album perfectgame: http://thomasdraft.pixnet.net/album --

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