MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis: Termarr Johnson May Be Best High School Hitter In Two Decades

The 2022 MLB Draft begins July 17, and there are still questions about the direction the Orioles plan to go with the No. 1 overall pick. MLB Pipeline draft expert Jim Callis says “Termarr Johnson probably has the best pure hitting ability of anybody in this draft.”

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Potential Orioles Draft Pick Jacob Berry: ‘I View Myself As A Third Baseman’

Some scouts and experts believe LSU’s Jacob Berry lacks a true position, but the potential Orioles’ No. 1 pick isn’t buying that analysis. “I view myself as a third baseman in the big leagues someday,” Berry said. ” … I just see myself getting better each day I go out there.”

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Potential Orioles Draft Pick Jackson Holliday: Going No. 1 Would Be ‘Very Special’

2022 MLB Draft prospect Jackson Holliday talked with PressBox about what it would mean to be selected No. 1 overall by the Orioles, how his father, seven-time All-Star Matt Holliday, has influenced him on the field and off, and more.

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MLB Pipeline’s Jonathan Mayo: Brooks Lee Is ‘Without Question’ Draft’s Top College Bat

MLB Pipeline’s Jonathan Mayo says Cal Poly shortstop Brooks Lee is “without question” the best college hitter in the 2022 draft class and will have the bat to profile wherever he ends up in the infield once he makes his way to the major leagues.

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2022 MLB Draft Prospect Elijah Green: Would Be ‘Great Feeling’ To Be Selected By Orioles

Outfielder Elijah Green, the son of former Ravens tight end Eric Green and possible No. 1 overall selection in the 2022 MLB Draft, talked with Glenn Clark about the unique possibility of coming to Baltimore and how he could be baseball’s version of Ray Lewis.

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Jim Callis: ‘I Can’t Imagine The Orioles Not Taking A Hitter’ With Top Pick In 2022 MLB Draft

MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis weighs in on some of the prospects the Orioles could target with their top pick in the 2022 MLB Draft, including Cal Poly shortstop Brooks Lee, Texas Tech infielder Jace Jung and high schooler Druw Jones, the son of five-time All-Star Andruw Jones.

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