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    2022 early look top prospects

    in O's Amateur Draft and International Signings

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    A "Why So Soon?!" 2022 MLB Mock Draft — Prospects Live

     

    Baltimore Orioles - Druw Jones, OF, Wesleyan Academy

    "This may come as a surprise to some, but in terms of process and evaluation, it makes a whole lot of sense. We believe Jones is not only one of the most exciting talents in this class, but his profile also fits the Mike Elias Standard Operating Procedure™....."

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    Do we care about anyone who finished at Aberdeen?

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    Minor Monday: Aberdeen manager Kyle Moore talks prospects - BaltimoreBaseball.com

     

    Right-handed pitcher Grayson Rodriguez:

    Aberdeen Stats: 3-0, 1.54 ERA, .069 WHIP

    Moore’s analysis: “He’s probably one of the best I have ever seen. He’s going to be a cornerstone in this organization because he can be at the very top of the rotation. He has everything you want out of a major-league No. 1. He’s a top-end guy. The makeup is all there. He’s a great kid, a hard worker, and a clubhouse leader. He also has the best stuff I have ever seen. He’s the type of kid you dream about when you think about a No 1 starter.”

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    DL Hall 2021

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    Ten MLB pitching prospects primed to pop into Jim Bowden’s top 50 in 2022: Quinn Priester, Bobby Miller and more – The Athletic

     

    4. D.L. Hall, LHP, Baltimore Orioles

    "Hall was stellar in his introduction to Double A this season with a 3.13 ERA and 56 strikeouts in 31 1/3 innings over seven starts, but hasn’t pitched in a game since mid-June because of a left elbow injury. His fastball is mostly 97-99 mph with natural life. His changeup is his best secondary pitch, with deception and fade. His curveball is his top breaking ball and shows wipeout-pitch potential in flashes. Hall’s control and command need work (4.55 walks per nine innings); if he resolves those problems, he can reach his top-of-the-rotation ceiling."

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