Andre Scrubb

Scrubb should be the first player drafted from High Point since the Rays took righthander Jaime Schultz in the 14th round in 2013. Scrubb stands out on a baseball field for his thick, 6-foot-4, 275-pound frame. Primarily a reliever his sophomore year and with the Chatham Anglers in the Cape Cod League, Scrubb moved to the weekend rotation this spring and went 8-6, 4.86 with 94 strikeouts in 74 innings. Scrubb sits 88-92 mph and can touch a tick or two higher, but his best pitch is a wipeout 78-83 mph breaking ball that he uses to rack up strikeouts. His changeup is a work in progress. Likely a reliever at the next level, Scrubb's command inhibits him. He walked eight in 11 innings in the Cape, and he walked 54 in 74 innings this spring, which translates to 6.57 per nine.