MLB Draft Profile: Joe Allen
July 13, 2022
We take a look at Joe Allen, a hard-throwing prep pitcher with a high ceiling.
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We take a look at Joe Allen, a hard-throwing prep pitcher with a high ceiling.
Jacob Melton won’t be in the first-round discussion, but it is not out of the question for the athletic outfielder. Let’s look at one of the most underrated talents in this year’s draft.
Jacob Miller was the 2021-22 Gatorade Ohio Baseball Player of the Year after a dominant senior season on the mound. The right-hander is committed to the University of Louisville but could factor into the first round of the MLB Draft after improving his full pitch arsenal.
One of the best pure power hitters in the 2022 MLB Draft class, Cayden Wallace led Arkansas to the College World Series this season.
A two-sport star (football and baseball), Robby Snelling is a big, physical southpaw who saw his stock skyrocket after a strong senior season on the mound.
We take a look at Luke Gold, an infielder who spent his collegiate days at Boston College.
Hunter Barco had to be shut down in May of his junior season after undergoing Tommy John surgery but was a key member of the Florida Gators rotation until that point. Without the injury, the southpaw may have been the first pitcher drafted this year.
The MLB Draft will be here before you know it, and it is time to take a look at another budding prospect.
With a masterful postseason performance, Cade Horton led Oklahoma to a runner-up finish in the College World Series and elevated his draft stock. Despite struggling in the regular season, the right-hander firmly put himself into first-round potential. Let’s take a look at what Horton brings to the mound.
Tucker Toman has some baseball in his blood. His father, Jim Toman is currently the coach at Middle Tennessee State
The outfield class of the 2022 MLB Draft is very talented led by Druw Jones and Elijah Green, while Dylan Beavers is not too far behind.
After coming back for his senior year, Jud Fabian put up his best statistical season and showed off his high offensive upside
We take a look at Joe Allen, a hard-throwing prep pitcher with a high ceiling.
Jacob Melton won’t be in the first-round discussion, but it is not out of the question for the athletic outfielder. Let’s look at one of the most underrated talents in this year’s draft.
Jacob Miller was the 2021-22 Gatorade Ohio Baseball Player of the Year after a dominant senior season on the mound. The right-hander is committed to the University of Louisville but could factor into the first round of the MLB Draft after improving his full pitch arsenal.
One of the best pure power hitters in the 2022 MLB Draft class, Cayden Wallace led Arkansas to the College World Series this season.
A two-sport star (football and baseball), Robby Snelling is a big, physical southpaw who saw his stock skyrocket after a strong senior season on the mound.
We take a look at Luke Gold, an infielder who spent his collegiate days at Boston College.
Hunter Barco had to be shut down in May of his junior season after undergoing Tommy John surgery but was a key member of the Florida Gators rotation until that point. Without the injury, the southpaw may have been the first pitcher drafted this year.
The MLB Draft will be here before you know it, and it is time to take a look at another budding prospect.
With a masterful postseason performance, Cade Horton led Oklahoma to a runner-up finish in the College World Series and elevated his draft stock. Despite struggling in the regular season, the right-hander firmly put himself into first-round potential. Let’s take a look at what Horton brings to the mound.
Tucker Toman has some baseball in his blood. His father, Jim Toman is currently the coach at Middle Tennessee State after coaching Liberty for nine
The outfield class of the 2022 MLB Draft is very talented led by Druw Jones and Elijah Green, while Dylan Beavers is not too far behind.
After coming back for his senior year, Jud Fabian put up his best statistical season and showed off his high offensive upside
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