Player

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

School

1.

James Houser

LHP/OF

6-5

190

Sarasota (Fla.) HS

Simply dominated the competition with command of a 91-mph fastball and hammer.

2.

Jared Hughes

RHP

6-6

215

Margarita HS, Laguna Niguel, Calif.

An imposing presence on the bump, he's projectable and already working in the low-90s.

3.

Ryan Sweeney

OF/LHP

6-4

200

Xavier HS, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Scouts are split on his future position because they love his arm and his bat.

4.

Craig Whitaker

RHP

6-4

180

Lufkin (Texas) HS

He blew hitters away with command of his 93-mph heat and frisbee breaking ball.

5.

Cain Byrd

RHP

6-3

185

Southwood HS, Shreveport, La.

Impressive last year as a rising junior, Byrd threw 90-91 with a hard 77-mph slider.

6.

Scott Maine

LHP

6-3

170

Dwyer HS, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

Wiry lefthander with a quick arm and deception reached 90 mph with a slider and changeup.

7.

Brennan Boesch

1B/OF

6-3

195

Harvard HS, Los Angeles

Earned the nickname "Bash" by raking all week with a sweet stroke and tremendous bat speed.

8.

Sean Rodriguez

SS

6-1

175

Coral Park HS, Miami

Displayed outstanding natural actions and a solid-average arm at shortstop.

9.

Robert Valido

SS

6-1

180

Coral Park HS, Miami

Compared favorably to Marlins 2001 second-rounder Robert Andino.

10.

Quentin Andes

RHP

6-2

185

Cibola HS, Albuquerque

Three potential plus pitches with movement including a slider and nasty changeup.

11.

Brant Rustich

RHP

6-5

210

Grossmont HS, El Cajon, Calif.

Big physical hurler touched 90 with run and sink and spun his breaking ball for strikes.

12.

Cory VanAllen

LHP

6-2

170

Clements HS, Sugar Land, Texas

Shouldn't be long before his effortless delivery has his velocity up into the low-90s.

13.

Dallas Buck

RHP

6-2

190

Newberg (Ore.) HS

Live-armed righty hit 90 mph with easy arm action, and showed a slider with hard tilt.

14.

JoJo Reyes

LHP

6-2

215

Riverside (Calif.) Poly HS

Big body causes some concern among scouts, but he already has a feel for three pitches.

15.

Daniel Bard

RHP

6-3

175

Christian HS, Charlotte, NC

He didn't throw as well as he did at the East Coast Showcase, but he showed raw arm strength and life.

16.

Colin Curtis

OF

6-2

185

Isasaquah (Wash.) HS

Advanced approach at the plate with solid all-around tools.

17.

Dylan Gonzalez

RHP

6-3

175

American Heritage HS, Weston, Fla.

His father scouts for the Giants, but he earned his way onto the list on his own merit.

18.

Donald Veal

LHP

6-2

180

Buena (Ariz.) HS

Nobody makes it look easier than Veal, who reminds some scouts of Marlins minor leaguer Dontrelle Willis.

19.

Greg Reynolds

RHP

6-5

200

Terra Nova HS, Pacifica, Calif.

Has a gangly frame with projection written all over it; his fastball will climb from 89 mph.

20.

Ryan Smith

RHP

6-4

195

Enumclaw (Wash.) HS

One of the top arms in the Northwest, Smith has a good body and 92-mph fastball.