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Kyle Jackson - Pitcher from Litchfield, NH
Kyle has worked his way through the Red Sox system and appears to be on the fast track to Fenway Park. Jackson is currently pitching for Boston's AA affililiate, the Portland Sea Dogs.
Jeffrey Locke - Pitcher from Conway, NH
Overview:
The Braves didn't take any chances, drafting Locke with their 4th overall pick. The consensus before the draft was that Locke would get picked up by his childhood favorite Red Sox or the Braves. Seeing as how the Braves went away from their southeast/signability tendencies shows that he could be a very special pitcher. He was ranked 60th in Baseball America's preseason top 100 (and the top prospect in the NE) and possesses an excellent makeup.
On the mound: Locke's best pitch is a low to mid-90's heater that he throws with better than average control. His motion is very loose which bodes well for maintaining his velocity as his matures. His breaking stuff is inconsistent although he's flashed plus potential with the pitch in the past. His future as a starter will ride on improving the command on his secondary offerings, but by most accounts, the command will come. His mechanics are a bit jerky, which could be cutting into his secondary pitche control/command, or even cause injury down the road, but that isn't uncommon for high school pitchers. He has quick arm action and doesn't spend a lot of time fiddling about on the mound. A true pitcher through and through.
Intangibles: Locke possesses tremendous confidence on the mound which may come from being the top prospect in a region somewhat devoid of high ceiling talent. His general makeup is rated off the chart which you know got Braves brass sexually excited. He loves to pitch which is a good sign that he is willing to work on whatever he needs to work on to be successful.
Summary:
If the Braves manage to sign him (better than average chance) then they have a good one on their hands. I would compare him somewhat to Beau Jones (the Braves second pick last year) except with more polish. The lack of solid competition worries you somewhat, but he's got the natural tools that should allow him to adapt quickly.
In 3 years, I think we'll be looking at Locke as the best pitcher we drafted this class.
Brian Wilson - Pitcher from Londonderry, NH
Jeff Fulchino - Pitcher from Hollis, NH
Matt Tupman - Catcher from Concord, NH
Matt is currently playing in AAA for the Omaha Royals, very close to making it to Kansas City. While the Royals have been pretty poor over the past 15-20 years they are starting to churn out some great prospects such as Alex Gordon. "I'm at a point in my career where they have to look at me a sa Major Leaguer, or my career is over", said Tupman in a recent article. Tupman had a very good spring training but unfortunately there were two big league catchers already in place. The Royals catcher Jason LaRue has just one year left on his contract which could mean a spot in the big leagues for Tupman. Be sure to stay tuned as Tupman could be just a phone call away.
Chris 
Lambert - RHP from Manchester, NH
Currently with the AA Texas League Springfield, MO
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Lambert played collegiately at Boston College.
Sam Fuld - OF from Durham, NH
Sam is presently playing in the Chicago Cubs system. Recently called-up to AAA Iowa Cubs. Was a star player on Stanford's baseball team.
Mike Chambers - Infielder from Londonderry, NH
Playing for the Red Sox Single A affiliate the Greenville Drive (Great Site). Gabe Kapler retired last year to be the Manager of the Drive.
Derek Miller - Pitcher from Pelham, NH
Zach Piccola - Pitcher from Bedford, NH
Bryan Duplisse - P/1b from Swanzey, NH
Bryan was recently named the Northeast-10 Conference Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year. He recently graduated with a 3.74 cumulative grade point average while majoring in business management with a minor in economics. This spring, he was also named to the ESPN The Magazine District I Academic All-America first team, while also collecting NE-10 All-Academic first team and Commissioner’s Honor Roll Silver Scholar status.
In 2006, Duplissie set a Franklin Pierce record with 62 RBI and was third on the team with a .344 batting average to go with 44 runs scored, 18 doubles, two triples and 13 home runs. He also boasted a .612 slugging and .400 on-base percentages, while stealing nine bases and committing just three errors at first base (.994 fielding percentage).
Duplissie also made 12 starts on the mound and compiled a 7-1 record with a 2.97 ERA, 45 strikeouts and 24 walks over 66.2 innings of work, holding opposing batters to a .244 batting average.
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