I've watched the 20th round pick, Daniel Cook, CF (and officially a SS/3B) junior out of Florida Atlantic University, for a couple years.
This year he was primarily the leadoff guy, and started all 58 games after starting in only 34 last year (6 as a freshman). He hit .349, with 14 2b, 3 3b, 6 HR, 39 RBI (hit leadoff), .417 OBP and .511 SLG in 235 AB. He's a very disciplined hitter, good compact swing, and doesn't chase balls out of the zone. He is generally a gap-to-gap hitter. He had 20 BB and 36 K, and stole 15 out of 21 bases. His defense in CF is excellent. He sometime played the left side of the infield, but I'd never consider him for infield. I have no idea why he ever was positioned there, but there is a lot about FAU baseball that makes no sense (like why for the last 3 seasons is every last stinkin' 1-1 pitch a curve?). He has good speed. In CF, he gets a great jump and takes almost perfect routes to the ball. He has a strong and accurate arm, but booted some balls playing 3B and SS. In CF, he makes the catch on balls no body else would even try for.
