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THT has their draft review up: http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/...e-draft-part-1/ And here is what they say about Skipworth: I really like Skipworth's swing: very simple; the hands stay relatively quiet and the hips stay closed until just before foot plant. At foot plant, the hips rotate and bring the arms along for the ride, and contact is made deep in his hitting zone. If Skipworth can stay at catcher, his bat could have premium value, but if he is forced to move to first base or a corner outfield spot, his bat becomes merely above-average. His power potential looks to be around 20-25 home runs, but that outlook could change depending on his physical maturation.

I love the Brian Roberts comparison, If he is half as good defensively as Roberts, Uggla's days at 2nd for the Marlins are numbered Do you know the progress he has made defensively? I've tried to find information on that but have struck out thus far.

Baseball Digest Daily had a really interesting write up on Chris Coghlan and the adjustments he has made with his swing from college up to today. The piece uses some video analysis of Coghlin. The link to the article is below... Adjustments of Chris Coghlan From that article, I found this scouting report on Logan Morrison, which I also link to below: Logan Morrison scouting report I think he's the second one down on the list. I think both these guys are overlooked by a lot of people. And both have gotten off to excellent starts this season. I'm not sure I see Morrison as an every day player due to his right/lefty splits, but he mashes right handed pitchers.