Top New England Prospects for '04

I think his stuff is pretty good, but then I'm his Dad.
2-seam, 4-seam, 12-6 curve, and change. At Blue-Grey, he was clocked at 89, and told he hit 90 & 91 in the games. Throws inside, 65% strikes, 5-1 K/BB ratio.

Deuce,

With regard to RHP John Ellis, from Rochester,NH. He is not at all up there with Andy Gale as of yet, and if he'll ever be up there is very questionable. I would really question the knowledge and/or objectivity of whoever told you diffrently.

3 goals

You have a PT...

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Chill,

You have a PT.

3goals

Justball

Nice article in today's Portsmouth Herald
re: The Hockey question you posed in this thread...

www.portsmouthherald.com
click sports
PEA's Gale a big hit in two sports

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what position does this castillo kid play for salem?

"this castillo kid" as you call him plays short, second and third--he played mostly second all fall for us

Tom Rizzi
www.collegeselect.org

TRhit

and terry doyle and jeff castillo play for salem new hampshires class l team?

May I ask who you are catchert16 ?

--I see you are a newbie here

TRhit

im from manchester new hampshire and i go to central high

I've seen Gale play hockey before. As his baseball coach says, "You can't teach size"...Being a 6-6, 245 pound defenseman is just advantageous as being a 6-6, 245 pound pitcher.
With that said, I think Andy is making a smart decision sticking to baseball. He has some very good raw skills on the ice, but from what I've seen from him on the mound, those raw skills are much more developed.

have you guys heard of a kid named matt greenberg hes from Norwell high school kids a player i saw him play last year. hes a catcher from he bats from the left side an hits for a lot of power.he went to a showcase called the top 96 hit 3 balls out of the park and hit 1 ball off the 430 sign in dead center field .hes a prospect watch for him. hes class of 2005

A very talented catcher that seems to be under the radar screen is Kelly Ledow from Falmouth. This kid has great power and is as solid behind the plate as any high school catcher that I have seen. He caught Jason Smith for Post 188 and led this very talanted team in home runs and average.

You should not narrow your top New England prospects to just three. You mentioned Rogers who I watched pitch last season ande thought was outstanding but still had some stuff to work on. I have watched this kid Josh Young from Bangor pitch and think he is in the same league as these other pitchers you have mentioned. His stats prove he can pitch with anyone he pitched last season 97 innings and had a 0.53 Era with 7 shutouts and 119k's with only 25 walks. He has three great pitches I think this kid is a true sleeper you better jump on the wagon now you will be hearing this name in the future.At 15 he pitched in Senior League World Seris and pitched 14 innings with a 0.00 ERA and 19's big game pitcher.All his losses have come by 1 run he always keeps his team in the game . Young has outstanding control and works the coners as good as anyone.

"Thou shalt not ring thy own bell." - Some Guy

NErhp03


Well put !!!!

TRhit

you guys don't known what you are talking about this Young kid is the real deal he has what it takes to make it to the bigs. He doesn't have to ring his own bell his pitching does the talking. he can and will pitch with anyone in the united states.

Julian Hologuin - OF - Fox Lane High School. - Bedford NY

He will make some eyes open this spring.

You might want to visit

www.northeastbaseball.com/highschool.htm

We have the listing of the top players in the regions by state as per Collegeiate BAseball a long with 05 and 04 listings of players many of whom might not be on anyones radar screen

Read and enjoy and then come back here and discuss it if you so desire

TRhit

TR,
Thanks for the link. As a non-subscriber (yet) to Collegiate Baseball, I appreciate the information. Always nice to see recognition for exceptional HS players.

I would suggest to all that you subscribe to Collegeiate BAseball, the info is at the top of the info on the Northeast Baseball News site.

You get great articles as well as superb coverage of the HS and College scene including the JUCOs.

TRhit

TR,
Thanks for the link. As a NEW subscriber to Collegiate Baseball, I appreciate the information. Cost me $3 for the back issue, well worth it and easy people to deal with.

Neil Walker, Catcher, Pine-Richland HS in PA
Excellent switch hitting catcher with power from both sides. Expected to go in Round 1.

KInger

Read our website----

www.northeastbaseball.com/highschool.htm

he is noted there several times

TRhit