A quick introduction...

I'm DA's freelance blogger,  Michael Seff... and this is the first installment of my ongoing blog series: SeffSpeak.

The AL East is already the strongest division in baseball, so it would likely be safe to assume that the top teams in it figure to be on the mark with this year's draft.

It's a shame the Baltimore Orioles won't have the top pick until next year's draft, because Bryce Harper is a rare can't-miss prospect. He will end up less than an hour down the road in...

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Every year there are many talented prospects that get a bit lost in the shuffle, but are still prospects I believe can be potential outstanding players at the ML level. These are a few players that are -in my view- underrated...

#72 > Garin Cecchini, 3B, Barbe HS (LA)... Injury took a toll on his season, and the LSU commitment may worry some, but Cecchini has a great deal of upside with a quick bat and strong build. Could be a real steal after round one.

#78 > Tony Wolters, SS, Rancho Buena Vis...
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Hi all, it's been awhile, and I wanted to share my personal favorite players for the coming 2010 MLB Draft on June7-9.

The following list is based upon my experience in deciphering the various scouting reports on the best players, and discerning who will be -again, in my view- the very best players available.

1. Bryce Harper... No brainer. Will be a perennial all-star no matter what position he plays.

2. Jameson Taillon... Has everything you want in a future ace starter. Should be an outstanding...
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