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Updated: Jul 30th, 2012
WSL Finals WEST: Semi-finals Preview
By: Matt Bomeisl | matt@prospectwire.com

GLENDALE - The Favorites:  Gilbert Monsoon/Oklahoma Travelers. Hard to not select an undefeated team as the favorite, but the Oklahoma Travelers have shown plus defense and timely hitting all weekend while Gilbert has been crushing the  baseball and producing lopsided wins all weekend.

The Darkhorse:  Team APS Black

 

Two players from each team to watch:

Oklahoma Travelers:

 9. Tanner Dearman SS. 6.6 runner in 60. Above average defender with soft hands. Showed leadership and ability to make difficult plays. Singled to all fields in RBI situations.

1 CF. Hunter Stephens

Very solid game again. Showed power to the pull gap and had 3 hits. Played an aggressive CF while taking two bases on balls in the dirt.

 

Impact Player Baseball

13. OF. Drew Andary.

Solid contact hitter to all fields with pull gap power and plate awareness. Ran the bases with great awareness turning an error into a run.

18 OF Garrett Gutierrez

Showed gap power with solid contact all day. Played plus defense with leadership. He seemed to always be involved when goo things happened for IPB.

 

Gilbert Monsoon

10 Travis Goodwin INF

Showed plus pull power with a mammoth HR to left. Played a solid defense in a blow out win.

24. Justin LaForce INF

Showed gap power with 3 hits and multiple RBI. Played an above average SS showing range and a tick above average arm on the move.

 

APS Black

1. Shane Carrier. OF

Broke the game open with oppo 2 r single. Plus athlete with a solid average arm. Has had solid approach at the plate all weekend. 

17. Jeff Kuemmeler. DH

Showed above average contact all weekend with an RBI double today. Has pull power with loft for the future and a good feel for the zone.

 

 

 

About Matt Bomeisl
After being a 4-year letterman on the Florida Gators baseball team from 2000-2004, Matt started Prospect Wire Baseball in 2005. With the goal of helping high school baseball players achieve exposure the way he was helped in 1999, Prospect Wire has grown into the fastest growing scouting services in America. For 7 years, college coaches, scouts and baseball people of all kinds have taken notice of Prospect Wire as being one of the most dependable, accurate and trustworthy sources of high school baseball prospects. Matt is the founder of Prospect Wire, serves as it's director of day-to-day operations, and assists in scouting major events.
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