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Cleveland Indians 2010 Draft Recap

June 14, 2010

By now, you probably thought we'd had enough of talking about Cleveland's picks of Florida State outfielder Tyler Holt and Kansas outfielder Brian Heere.

You were wrong.

At pick #300, Tyler Holt brings a steadlily above-average bat, well above-average center field defense, and an additional 5 runs above average on the basepaths. Not bad.

In the 41st round, the Indians selected another pet player of ours, Brian Heere. A redshirt junior, he should sign quickly and come cheaply. With an otherwordly +8 runs above average in center field this season, and an additional +7 runs above average on defense in 2009, Heere will be worth whatever the Indians give him.

Oh, did we mention the Indians selected Drew Pomeranz with their first pick...he of the highest weighted pitching runs above average of any college pitcher available this year? Yeah, they took him too. Sure, it was a no-brainer to take the best player on the board at #5, but plenty of teams failed that test in the first round.

In other words, Cleveland Rocks.

Draft Class Breakdown

Here's a general idea of who they took, and where they got 'em. To compare to other teams and MLB averages, check out this post at THT Live.

  Pos    4YR  JC  HS  Total  
  RHP     12   5   5     22  
  LHP      2   1   3      6  
  C        1   0   2      3  
  1B       1   0   0      1  
  2B       1   1   0      2  
  3B       1   0   0      1  
  SS       0   1   2      3  
  LF       2   0   2      4  
  CF       2   1   1      4  
  RF       1   0   1      2  
  OF       0   2   0      2  
  Total   23  11  16
 

Splits for Indians Draftees

5 - Drew Pomeranz, Ole Miss

55 - LeVon Washington, Chipola JC

87 - Tony Wolters, Rancho Buena Vista HS (CA)

120 - Kyle Blair, University of San Diego

150 - Cole Cook, Pepperdine University

180 - Nicholas Bartolone, Chabot Col

210 - Robbie Aviles, Suffern HS (NY)

240 - Alexander Lavisky, St. Edward HS (OH)

270 - Jordan Cooper, Wichita State

300 - Tyler Holt, Florida State

330 - Hunter Jones, Lakewood HS (CA)

360 - Tyler Cannon, Virginia

390 - Michael Goodnight, Houston

420 - Diego Seastrunk, Rice

450 - Benjamin Holmes, Clackamas HS (OR)

480 - Cody Allen, St. Petersburg JC

510 - Aaron Siliga, Oceanside HS (CA)

540 - Jonathan Burnette, Georgia Tech

570 - Mark Brown, Martin Luther King HS (MI)

600 - Burch Smith, Howard College

630 - Owen Dew, Central Florida

660 - Nathan Striz, North Carolina

690 - Anthony Dischler, Louisiana State - Eunice

720 - Andrew Triggs, USC

750 - Jeffrey Gause, West Brunswick HS (NC)

780 - Edward Lively, Gulf Breeze HS (FL)

810 - Jeffrey Schaus, Clemson

840 - Demarcus Tidwell, Yavapai Col

870 - Kirby Bellow, Nederland HS (TX)

900 - David Hill, Vanderbilt

930 - David Goforth, Ole Miss

960 - Michael Palazzone, Georgia

990 - Logan Thompson, Palm Beach CC

1020 - Kyle Petter, El Camino College

1050 - Kenneth Ferrer, Elon U

1080 - Rye Davis, Western Kentucky

1110 - Theophilus Griffin, Martin Luther King HS (GA)

1140 - Tyler Pearson, Monterey HS (TX)

1170 - Bobby Wahl, West Springfield HS (VA)

1200 - Jordan Casas, Cal State - Long Beach

1230 - Brian Heere, Kansas

1260 - Aaron Fields, Wright St U

1290 - Christopher Waylock, Cary-Grove HS (IL)

1320 - Brock Stassi, U Nevada Reno

1350 - Frank DeJiulio, Daytona Beach CC

1380 - Justin Haley, Sierra JC

1410 - Lucas Malloy, Alamo Heights HS (TX)

1440 - Christopher Bradford, Pace HS (FL)

1470 - Marcus Bradley, Central Arizona Col

1500 - Henry Dunn, Binghamton U