May 10, 200916 yr Aaron Miller, OF/LHP, Baylor - 6'3" 220 lbs. (Bats L | Throws L) Scouting Report Strengths: Has a very smooth and natural swing. Has good pop (can hit the ball out to all fields) and plate discipline and uses the whole field when at bat. Has above average speed and excellent base running instincts. Very good arm and is a solid defender, profiles to a corner OF spot. Is considered to be a true baseball player, knows how to play the game. Negatives: Can be too passive at the plate, strikeouts too much. Scouting Report Links http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/events/draft/y2009/...content=amiller Statistics 2009 - .350 BA | .455 OBP | .631 SLG | 11 HR | 43 RBI | 184 AB | 55 H | 11 2B | 22 BB | 41 SO | 3 SB-1 CS 2007 & 2008 - http://www.thebaseballcube.com/players/M/A...-Miller-1.shtml Bio http://www.baylorbears.com/sports/m-basebl...er_aaron00.html Video http://mlb.mlb.com/media/player/mp_tpl_3_1...cid=mlb&v=2 http://mlb.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content...27&c_id=mlb Project Draft Slot Round 2 - Round 3. Player Comparison Andre Ethier My Take I'm a big fan of Miller and think he could be a great pickup with one of our 2nd round picks. He is about a 4-1/2 tool player where the only thing he is lacking is great speed, but even that is above average. His strikeout rate is alarming though, and seems to suffer a bit of Nick Swisher syndrome. However, that could be correctable once he finally focuses on just one aspect of the game. If he's there at 61, I'd be upset if we didn't take him. I have pictures of him and Quentin roaming the corners of our OF one day. Edited June 3, 200916 yr by BearSox
June 3, 200916 yr Author There's been some increased talk about him being better off at pitcher, but I still like him as an OF.
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