Age: 20
Born: August 5, 1987
Apex, NC
Height: 5-10
Weight: 213
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Drafted: 7th round; 2008
How Acquired: Draft
College: North Carolina
High School: Apex HS (NC)
ETA: 2012

SCOUTING REPORT: He was not the force at the plate he was in his first two years, hitting just .312-3-37, and his throwing mechanics behind the plate were called into question. He still possesses above-average arm strength, though, and a number of clubs see his future on the mound-though Federowicz worked in only seven innings during the regular season (0-1, 1.23, 4 BB/13 SO) and has expressed a desire that he doesn't want to become a full-time pitcher. His presence was felt just as much on defense as he controlled the running game with a strong arm and excellent release. He wasn't afraid to throw behind runners and picked off several, including three in one game while throwing out a fourth on a straight steal. His overall receiving skills are considered shaky as he has a ways to go in both receiving and blocking balls, and managing a game. Federowicz has often taken the mound at UNC to close out games, but made only one brief pitching appearance at Chatham. His arm strength is his best tool. He touched 95 mph and throws strikes with a short arm action, but wasn't used again last summer because it takes him an unusually long time to recover. His fastball was a more common 91-93 mph for the Tar Heels, but he augmented it with a quality changeup.

Age: 21
Born: November 18, 1986
Issaquah, WA
Height: 6-7
Weight: 220
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Drafted: 8th round; 2008 (27th round; 2006 by NYY)
How Acquired: Draft
College: Oklahoma City University
High School: Issaquah HS (WA)
ETA: 2011

Lee still has a lot of projection in his 6-foot-7 frame-particularly in a fastball that has touched 94-95 mph, but is more consistently 91-92. Lee's best pitches are his power curveball that he uses as his out pitch that hits in the mid 70's and an average slider, and he can throw four pitches for strikes. Lee doesn't have a workable changeup yet and his mechanics still need some tinkering.

10-2 record and 2.79 earned run average. 124 K/28 BB in 93.2 innings. Opponents hit .222 vs. Lee.

Age: 18
Born:
Spokane, WA
Height: 6-3
Weight: 195
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Drafted: 11th round; 2008
How Acquired: Draft
College: Commitment to Washington State
High School: West Valley (WA)
ETA: 2014

Age: 18
Born: December 24, 1989
Spokane, WA
Height: 6-5
Weight: 205
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Drafted: 13th round; 2008
How Acquired: Draft
College: Commitment to Kennesaw State
High School: Armuchee HS (GA)
ETA: 2014

SCOUTING REPORT: Along with great length and tons of physical projection, Wilson already throws in the low 90s, with some reports higher than that. He also has a quality upper-70s curveball. The two pitches enabled him to post an 8-2, 0.64 record as a junior. Wilson is a very good multi-sport athlete in his own right. He excels on the basketball court in addition to the baseball field. He hasn't been exposed to as many scouts as most young prospects in Georgia and could be a surprise this spring as some scouts get their first serious looks at him. Wilson was outstanding at times this spring, tossing two no hitters.

Age: 18
Born: April 19, 1990
Ran. Santa Margarita, CA
Height: 6-1
Weight: 195
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Drafted: 15th round; 2008
How Acquired: Draft
College: Commitment to Loyola Marymount
High School: Santa Margarita (CA)
ETA: 2014

SCOUTING REPORT: Lally has steadily been adding strength and velocity to his pitches since the winter of 2006-07, when he was just 80-83 mph at a Perfect Game Showcase in California. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound lefthander is now throwing in the low-90s with a power curveball and a quality changeup. He has a short, quick arm action. Lally was a well-known prospect back when he was a soft-tossing, finesse southpaw because he always projected well and was able to throw three quality pitches for strikes. Now he has the same pitchability, but power stuff to go with it. Lally had a 3.02 ERA as a junior with 62 K's and 20 walks in 57 innings. Only threw 8 innings after missing almost the entire spring with an arm injury.