Premier Baseball of America

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Apparently I struck a nerve.....

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Fungo... who are the "top programs" in your area? "Area" being say.... a 75 mile radius from your house?

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Esteban German???, Dillon Gee???? (who also played for the Arlington A's) Old School????

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I am pretty sure your costs are not significantly less than any of these other groups.

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OldSchool- Your comment about "doing the math" doesn't make sense.

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Originally posted by BJG:
•MLB Draft Update - 2011

Congratulations to the following players that are members of Premier Baseball Organizations and their selection in the 2011 MLB Draft!

1st Round

Alex Meyer – Washington Nationals – LIDS Indiana Bulls

Sonny Gray – Oakland Athletics – Team NY

Taylor Jungmann – Milwaukee Brewers – Austin Wings

Dylan Bundy – Baltimore Orioles – DBAT Mustangs

Archie Bradley – Arizona Diamondbacks – DBAT Mustangs

Anthony Rendon – Washington Nationals – Houston Heat

Bubba Starling – Kansas City Royals – Building Champions



2nd Round

Jeremy Gabryszwski – Toronto Blue Jays – Houston Kyle Chapman

Sam Stafford – New York Yankees – Houston Heat



3rd Round

Corey Williams – Minnesota Twins – Team NY

Kyle Kubitza – Atlanta Braves – Arlington A’s

Logan Verrett – New York Mets – South Texas Sliders

Bryan Brickhouse – Kansas City Royals – Houston Heat

Matt Purke – Washington Nationals – Houston Heat

Johnny Eierman – Tampa Bay Rays – Midwest Nationals



4th Round

Dillon Thomas – Colorado Rockies – Columbia Angels

Colton Brewer – Pittsburgh Pirates – Fort Worth Cats



5th Round

Taylor Featherston – Colorado Rockies – Houston Kyle Chapman

Nick DeSantiago – Atlanta Braves – Austin Wings

Brandon Loy – Detroit Tigers – DBAT Mustangs



6th Round

Chris Marlowe – San Francisco Giants – Houston Raiders

Bryson Myles – Cleveland Indians – Fort Worth Cats

Tyler Collins – Detroit Tigers – DBAT Mustangs

Charlie Lowell – Florida Marlins – Rawlings Prospects



7th Round

Abel Baker – Los Angeles Angels – DBAT Mustangs



8th Round

Miguel Pena – Boston Red Sox – Houston Raiders



9th Round

Tyler Ogle – Los Angeles Dodgers – Austin Wings

Ross Stripling – Colorado Rockies – Arlington A’s



10th Round

Kyle Winkler – Arizona Diamondbacks – Houston Kyle Chapman

Aaron Garza – Toronto Blue Jays – Houston Kyle Chapman



11th Round

Cameron Hobson – Seattle Mariners – LIDS Indiana Bulls

Christian Montgomery – New York Mets – LIDS Indiana Bulls

Luis Dejesus – Cleveland Indians – Columbia Angels/DBAT Mustangs

Caleb Ramsey – Washington Nationals – Houston Heat



12th Round

Miles Hamblin – Houston Astros – DBAT Mustangs

Jason Coats – Baltimore Orioles – DBAT Mustangs



13th Round

Ory Kalenkosky – Washington Nationals – South Texas Sliders

Nikolas Fleece – Cincinnati Reds – DBAT Mustangs



14th Round

Wayne Taylor – Los Angeles Angels – Houston Kyle Chapman

Navery Moore – Atlanta Braves – Team NY

Burch Smith – San Diego Padres – DBAT Mustangs



15th Round

Cody Glenn – Toronto Blue Jays – Columbia Angels

Zach Houchins – Washington Nationals – Team NY



16th Round

Bradley Marquez – New York Mets – DBAT Mustangs



17th Round



18th Round

Shawn Armstrong – Cleveland Indians – Team NY

Andy Ferguson – Kansas City Royals – Midwest Nationals

Chris O’Brien – Los Angeles Dodgers – Midwest Nationals



19th Round



20th Round

Brandon Williamson – Milwaukee Brewers – DBAT Mustangs

Zachary Good – Boston Red Sox – DBAT Mustangs

Chris Haney – San Diego Padres – DBAT Mustangs

Chance Sossamon – Texas Rangers – Midwest Nationals



21st Round

Andrew McKirahan – Chicago Cubs – Austin Wings



22nd Round

Matthew Reckling – Cleveland Indians – Houston Heat



23rd Round

Tommy Collier – Detroit Tigers – Houston Raiders



24th Round

Max Kuhn – Oakland Athletics – LIDS Indiana Bulls

Matthew Ogden – Arizona Diamondbacks – Team NY

Tant Shepherd – New York Mets – DBAT Mustangs



25th Round

Paul Karmas – San Diego Padres – Team NY

Ryan Duke – Philadelphia Phillies – South Texas Sliders

Adam Smith – New York Yankees – Houston Heat



26th Round

Michael Rocha – Philadelphia Phillies – Austin Wings

Brett Graves – St. Louis Cardinals – Rawlings Prospects



27th Round

Lee Clubb – Kansas City Royals – North Texas Titans



28th Round

Jordan John – Houston Astros – South Texas Sliders

Tyler Nurdin – Cleveland Indians – DBAT Mustangs



29th Round

Jared Ruxer – Cleveland Indians – LIDS Indiana Bulls



30th Round

Brandon Parrent – Chicago White Sox – DBAT Mustangs



31st Round

Erik Miller – Cincinnati Reds – Austin Wings

Jarrod McKinney – Houston Astros – DBAT Mustangs

Phil McCormick – San Francisco Giants – Rawlings Prospects



33rd Round

Anthony Banda – Arizona Diamondbacks – Houston Raiders

Abel Gonzales – Kansas City Royals – Houston Kyle Chapman

Trey Karlen – Washington Nationals – DBAT Mustangs

Nick Popescu – Atlanta Braves – DBAT Mustangs



34th Round

Zach Butler – Tampa Bay Rays – Columbia Angels

Zachary Fowler – Baltimore Orioles – DBAT Mustangs



35th Round

Jerrick Suiter – Toronto Blue Jays – LIDS Indiana Bulls



36th Round

Kevin Gonzalez – Houston Astros – Houston Heat



37th Round

Mike Nastold – Philadelphia Phillies – Cincy Flames

Cody Semler – San Diego Padres – DBAT Mustangs

Steven Maxwell – Chicago Cubs – Houston Heat



38th Round

Nico Taylor – Toronto Blue Jays – DBAT Mustangs



39th Round

Garrett Mattlage – Kansas City Royals – Waco Storm



40th Round

Kyle Arnsberg – St. Louis Cardinals – DBAT Mustangs



41st Round

Jeremy Rathjen – New York Yankees – Houston Kyle Chapman

Austin Dicharry – Philadelphia Phillies – Houston Heat



43rd Round

Geoffrey Davenport – Cleveland Indians – Fort Worth Cats

Jay Calhoun – Chicago Cubs – Houston Kyle Chapman



44th Round

Kaleb Merck – Texas Rangers – DBAT Mustangs

Stayton Thomas – Tampa Bay Rays – DBAT Mustangs



45th Round

Kevin Lusson – Tampa Bay Rays – Austin Wings



46th Round

Connor Mach – New York Yankees – Rawlings Prospects



47th Round

David Schmidt – St. Louis Cardinals – Rawlings Prospects

Dane Gronewald – Atlanta Braves – Rawlings Prospects



48th Round

Zach Thompson – Pittsburgh Pirates – DBAT Mustangs



49th Round

Tyler Mapes – New York Yankees – DBAT Mustangs



50th Round

Zach Lemond – Pittsburgh Pirates – Houston Raiders

Tyler Sibley – St. Louis Cardinals – DBAT Mustangs

David Masters – Arizona Diamondbacks – Rawlings Prospects

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Originally posted by BJG:
Ken-

From what I understand, the players listed were members of one of the programs that are currently members in the Premier Baseball group.

No?

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Originally posted by BJG:
Ken- just talked to my son's coach. He said that you are with Mustangs and all the players on that list, that are Mustangs, were sent to the webmaster of Premier Baseball by either Cade Griffis or Sam Carpenter. And he said only the head of each of those organizations in Premier would of sent in those names.

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OldSchool- I think you meant East Cobb Yankees - that's their "big boys."

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OldSchool, is there a program you even know of in Texas that has had more players actually play in MLB?

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DBAT Mustangs have had 7 first round picks in the last 3 years. Don't know any of there previous years #'s as i just started following them a few years ago.

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Originally posted by JMartin:
DALLAS MUSTANGS
Connie Mack National Champions 1990, 1995, 1996
Connie Mack National Runner-Up 1989, 1993, 1998

*off Sam C website

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LOL, not at all. We compete just fine against, "ALL" of the so called Premier teams.

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Not bitter at all, you made your choice and did what you did and we made ours. It could not have worked out better for us. Despite all of your infinite baseball wisdom when he was at the age of 12 and telling him he will never make it as a catcher, the kid managed to do alright and made it as a catcher and has a scholarship to play college ball at a very good division II school. Never have given you in particular a second thought it was 5 years ago.

Just dont understand all your bush league banter when you seem to play in a lot of Premiere local tourneys. Why down it and the league just because the Gators group is not listed in it.

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LOL, not at all. We compete just fine against, "ALL" of the so called Premier teams.


I just found your second comment to the guy that started this post to be snide and petty against a group of teams (Premiere)who you seem to like to schedule your organization to play. I simply called you out on it. Had nothing to do with bitterness. Just thought your comment was bush league.

As far as Esteban German, cant remeber what that Ranger player's name is that you use to talk about playing with the your Gators organization in the distant past, thought it was German guess I got the name wrong. Maybe it was Duran, I dont know.

Further, I simply stated that you arent doing anything different than the rest of these businesses. You all love to list all of the players that have played for your groups at one point and time so that those players can be listed as organizational success stories, even if the players only might have played a half season with them or one tourney. You and all of them all do it. It is one of those selling points that all the organizations like to tout.

As far as your costs go, I am sure your not doing your stuff for free and I imagine that your fees are not far off from some of these other groups. Not saying you are higher or the same or even less, but I doubt there is big difference. I really dont care what you charge, people are going to pay whatever they think it is worth to be with the organization they have chosen whether it be yours or someone within Premiere.

The list this guy threw up came right off the Premier website and I think there is no doubt a lot of good talent has played in the Premiere league and will continue to play in the Premiere league. Is it the only talent out there, I as well as you and the rest of these people on here know it is not. To be honest, I really did not even care just did not like your "so called comment" you threw out there so I said something.

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However, the entire scouting world knows that the East Cobb Yankees are not the best team in East Cobb. Yet year in and year out they are outstanding.

The East Cobb Astros are a 16U team, very often they have been the top 16U team in the country.

The East Cobb Braves are the top team in Georgia and among the top teams in the country every year. The majority of their players come from the Astros program.



The East Cobb Braves have had 9 1st round picks in the past 3 years. In comparison... The East Cobb Yankees have had 8 1st round picks over its long history which actually started over 30 years ago.