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Tracking the 2012 Reds Draft...

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This is a good read on Travieso...He apparently had ties too the Reds organization...Also his dad managed him well by keeping from throwing his breaking ball until his Junior year and keeping him out of Summer Showcases...Again his comp has been Matt Cain I could with that...

 

Reds pick Florida right-hander Nick Travieso with 14th pick | reds.com: News

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A three-pitch power hurler, Travieso throws a fastball, slider and changeup. Scouting reports say his velocity ranges as high as 99 mph, sitting consistently in the mid-90s.

 

"I've hit it a few times, not just once," Travieso said. "I've been blessed by God with the ability to throw that hard. I'm usually sitting in the 93-95-mph range."

 

Buckley made a quick big league comparison to Giants right-hander Matt Cain.

 

"That would the guy that comes to me, and I scouted him when he was in high school a few years back," Buckley said.

 

Travieso, a Yankees fan growing up, preferred to mold his game closer to that of Roger Clemens.

 

"I've always followed him my whole life. He's been my idol," Travieso said. "I feel like I have the same bulldog mentality he does when he pitched on the mound."

 

"Right now, I'm looking forward to signing professionally and get my career started," Travieso said. "Hopefully, I will get up to Cincinnati as fast as I can to help the big league team win a World Series."

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Wish they would have given a look to one of the 4-5 3B they were rumored to be in on, but the MLB draft is such a crapshoot.

I can't get excited about the MLB draft. It's not like the other 2 major sports. We can only hope the guys the Reds drafted stay healthy, reach their potential and keep all of us from hammering Dumsty.

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Wish they would have given a look to one of the 4-5 3B they were rumored to be in on, but the MLB draft is such a crapshoot.

 

Yesterday was a bit of a landslide starting with Appel and trickling down all night...There was top 10 talent not going until the supplemental round...

 

I have my eye on two guys in particular still, they are not 3rd Baseman bit there are still good 3rd basemen left...

 

Its rumored the Reds went a little safe yesterday to save money for guys today that many teams wont draft due to money...Lots of top international talent still out there...

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I can't get excited about the MLB draft. It's not like the other 2 major sports. We can only hope the guys the Reds drafted stay healthy, reach their potential and keep all of us from hammering Dumsty.

 

I understand but the Reds have a track record of getting guys to the show...The Reds system is depleted thats why Im excited to follow it this year...

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Luke Maile should get drafted today, I think the Reds try to pick him...

Luke Maile should get drafted today, I think the Reds try to pick him...

 

So should Isler.

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So should Isler.

 

Yes he should, he is supposed to go before Maile...I'd love to get both...

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Isler could go anywhere in the 3rd to the 5th right?

 

I would say that's about right...If I had to guess 4th or 5th...

^ Thanks, keep us updated. I assume these rounds go fast right?

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^ Thanks, keep us updated. I assume these rounds go fast right?

 

Should be as fast as the Comp rounds so yea...

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Luke Maile is 297 by Baseball America, Isler is 196...

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