Player

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

School

1.

Ryan Harvey

OF/RHP

6-5

190

Dunedin (Fla.) HS

Tall, lanky righthander has easy first-round potential in outfield, possibly on mound.

2.

Andrew Miller

LHP

6-5

185

Buchholz HS, Gainesville, Fla.

Big discovery of summer showcase circuit has easy delivery, 89-92 mph fastball.

3.

Jonathan Fulton

SS

6-4

200

George Washington HS, Danville, Va.

Fluid actions in the field put him in a class by himself among shortstops.

4.

Andy D'Alessio

1B

6-3

195

Barron Collier HS, Naples, Fla.

Possibly the best pure hitter in the event, he'll add power when he learns to loft balls.

5.

James Houser

LHP

6-4

185

Sarasota (Fla.) HS

Highly-touted lefty has been erratic this summer; touched 90, showed average curve.

6.

Daniel Bard

RHP

6-4

185

Charlotte (N.C.) Christian HS

Son of former minor league catcher Paul Bard reached 90-91 with little or no effort.

7.

Ryan Feierabend

LHP

6-3

194

Midview HS, Grafton, Ohio

Miller and Houser are better known, but this lefty matched them pitch for pitch.

8.

Andy Mudd

OF

6-3

185

Scotland HS, Laurinburg, N.C.

Previously unknown talent showcased four solid tools, ability to hit lefties.

9.

David Winfree

C/3B

6-3

210

First Colonial HS, Virginia Beach, Va.

Legit power threat at any position; arm, athletic ability play much better at first base.

10.

Robert Coello

C

6-5

205

Lake Region HS, Winter Haven, Fla.

Powerfully-built receiver with plus arm speed, plus power potential.