2011 FYPD Round #30

[DC Vipers]

2011 FYPD Round 30
9/06/11

30.1 Yangels--pick anytime
30.2 Philly Stars--pick anytime
30.3 AkaiRyu--pick anytime
30.4 Vipers--Austin Wright, LHP, Phi
30.5 Northmen--Dan Gamache, 3B, Pit
30.6 Superbas--pick anytime
30.7 Mashers--pick anytime
30.8 SLC Bums--pick anytime
30.9 Knights--David Herbek, SS, CHW
30.10 Motown Hits--pick anytime
30.11 Spiders--pick anytime
30.12 JABO--pick anytime
30.13 Fat Drunks--pick anytime
30.14 Big Steve--pick anytime
30.16 Blackie--pick anytime
30.17 Ball Busters via Drive--Kelby Tomlinson, SS, SF
30.18 Ball Busters--Matt Chaffee, LHP, Atl
30.19 Big Bombers--pick anytime
30.20 Willie--pick anytime

[DC Vipers]

30.4 Austin Wright, LHP, Phi

[Toronto Northmen]

30.5 Northmen select Dan Gamache, 3B Pit

[Boulder Ball Busters]

Boulder Ball Busters pick;

30.17 SS: Kelby Tomlinson (SFG)

Shortstop Kelby Tomlinson starred for two years at Seward County (Kan.) CC and then in the Jayhawk League last summer, where he rated as the top position prospect and led Liberal to the National Baseball Congress World Series championship. His speed is his only plus tool, but he's a steady defender at short and has a patient approach at the plate. A 6-foot-3, 175-pound righthanded hitter, he'll never have much pop and will need to get stronger so pitchers won't pound him inside in pro ball.

[Boulder Ball Busters]

Boulder Ball Busters pick;

30.18 RP: Matt Chaffee (ATL)

Lefthander Matt Chaffee worked hard to overcome a torn labrum and has been impressive late in the year as the Wildcats' closer. His fastball sits in the 90-92 mph range and has a three-pitch mix with a curveball he can throw for strikes and a changeup. There's no denying Chaffee's stuff, so it's just a matter of how much teams worry about his medical history.

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30.9 Knights select David Herbek, SS CHW