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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FYI, here are the expected Corona MLB picks and where they will be drafted in July: 7. Marlins: Seth Hernandez, RHP, Corona (Calif.) HS (No. 5) Hernandez is interesting as a right fielder with well-above-average raw power and arm strength -- and more interesting as a projectable righty who can reach 98 mph with his fastball and spin a wipeout curveball. 14. Rays: Billy Carlson, SS/RHP, Corona (Calif.) HS (No. 12) Though Carlson flashes a mid-90s fastball and a plus curveball, he's more attractive as a shortstop who could wind up with five solid-or-better tools. 20. Brewers: Brady Ebel, SS, Corona (Calif.) HS (No. 25) The son of Dodgers third-base coach Dino has enviable bat-to-ball skills and an incredibly accurate arm. This would give Corona three first-rounders in the same first round, something no high school has ever accomplished. Can you imagine showing up to tryout for a HS baseball team and learn that 3 of the players are 1st round MLB draft picks? Of course, nobody shows up at Corona HS and doesn't know about their baseball team. [/quote] Aren't you just proving the other poster's point? 99.99% of high school baseball players will never have the tools that these guys have. Seth Hernandez - 6'4 and throws 95 MPH plus Billy Carlson - 6'1 and throws 95 MPH Plus Brady Ebel - 6'3 and throws 95 MPH plus. And not too mention, his dad is a coach for the freaking LA Dodgers. lol Being 6'1 + and throwing 95 is basically winning the genetic lottery. You can't learn to throw 95 the same way [b]you can't learn to shoot like Steph Curry.[/b] [/quote] You literally gave one of the best examples of somebody who[b] basically willed themselves into the NBA and did not win the genetic lottery.[/b] Steph Curry is 6'2". Only 27 NBA players out of 450 total players are 6'2" or smaller. Go watch a local DMV HS game with PVI, Gonzaga, Sidwell...90% of the starting five for those teams is over 6'2". A little note on his practice routine: Stephen Curry, a Golden State Warriors player, practices shooting hundreds of shots every day. In the season, he typically takes around 300 shots after each practice. During the offseason, he increases his practice to over 500 shots per day. [/quote] Ummm… you know his father played in the NBA for awhile, don’t you? Like 15 years…[/quote]
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