2016 State Draft Report: Washington, D.C.

CROP RATING
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Rating compares this year's group to what a state typically produces, not to other states

The nation's capital isn't exactly known for its youth baseball culture, but it does churn out prep talent from time to time. In 2008, both L.J. Hoes and Danny Hultzen emerged from the state. This year, there is no high-round talent in D.C. There is, however, a trio of Georgetown arms that could be picked at some point. Curtiss Pomeroy has the best velocity, but also performed poorly as a senior. Matt Smith can work in the low 90s, and logged significant innings as a starter. David Ellingson is a solid middle relief prospect.

[No Top 500 Prospects]

Four Of A Kind? Examining The Candidates For The No. 1 Pick In the 2023 Draft

Just how good is this fearsome foursome? How much separation is there between them and how do the players compare and contrast with one another?

1. Matt Smith, rhp, Georgetown 2. David Ellingson, rhp, Georgetown 3. Curtiss Pomeroy, rhp, Georgetown