2017 State Draft Report: Louisiana
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Solid, not spectacular |
| Rating compares this year’s group to what a state typically produces, not to other states | |
It’s a typically deep year for talent at Louisiana State, which means it’s also a decent year for draft talent from the state of Louisiana, but this year lacks the Alex Bregman, Aaron Nola or Mike Mahtook at the top of the class.
| NATIONAL TOP 500 PROSPECTS |
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1. Blayne Enlow, RHP, St. Amant (La.) HS (33)
2. Alex Lange, RHP, Louisiana State (34)
3. Greg Deichmann, 3B, Louisiana State (64)
4. Jacob Pearson, OF, West Monroe (La.) HS (81)
5. Daniel Cabrera, OF, Parkview Baptist HS, Baton Rouge (82)
6. Mac Sceroler, RHP, Southeastern Louisiana (138)
7. Cole Freeman, 2B, Louisiana State (166)
8. Hayden Cantrelle, SS, Teurlings Catholic High, Lafayette, La. (266)
9. Kramer Robertson, 2B, Louisiana State (359)
10. Jared Poche, LHP, Louisiana State (360)
11. Wyatt Marks, RHP, Louisiana-Lafayette (394)
| OTHER PROSPECTS OF NOTE |
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12. Gunner Leger, LHP, Louisiana Lafayette
13. Hunter Kiel, RHP, Louisiana State
14. Hunter Feduccia, C, LSU-Eunice
15. Nick Webre, OF, Teurlings Catholic HS, Lafayette, La.
16. Carlisle Koestler, RHP, Southeastern Louisiana
17. Jeffrey Elkins, OF, St. Thomas More Catholic HS, Lafayette, La.
18. Ma’Khail Hilliard, RHP/OF, Central HS, Baton Rouge, La.
19. Tristan Clarke, OF, New Orleans
20. Kevin Rosario, SS, LSU Shreveport
21. Jordan Washam, 2B, Louisiana Tech
Gunner Leger, LHP, Louisiana Lafayette
Leger is a perfect example of a pretty common type of lefty, the 87-88 mph lefty who can succeed because he locates and has a quality changeup.
Hunter Kiel, RHP, Louisiana State
Kiel was a 29th-round pick of the Diamondbacks last year out of Pensacola State (Fla.) JC. He was awful for the Tigers (0-0, 18.47 with 8 walks in 6 innings) but he has the arm strength to get drafted.
Hunter Feduccia, C, LSU-Eunice
Feduccia, an LSU signee, hit .394/.514/.606 this year for LSU-Eunice.
Jeffrey Elkins, OF, St. Thomas More Catholic HS, Lafayette, La.
Elkins has surprising power potential in his 5-foot-10, 175-pound frame. He shows average bat speed and can loft the ball for pull-side power. He’ll need to work on his pure contact ability and non-offensive tools.
Kevin Rosario, SS, LSU Shreveport
Rosario could get some late-round interest as a senior sign middle infielder who has hit (.391/.441/.599) for LSU Shreveport. The college shortstop may be stretched to stay at the position as a pro, but he has the hands to be a defensive asset at second base.
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