By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
July 27, 2010
The next time we see Seth Rosin on this site, chances are it will be video of him pitching for the San Jose Giants in the California League. In the meantime, this is video of what got him there in the first place.
By Jen Marder
June 8, 2010
Today the San Francisco Giants selected Seth Rosin with the #138 overall pick in the 2010 MLB Draft. Baseball Beginnings has been scouting Rosin from the start of the draft cycle. Enjoy links to the content we have published on him through the year.
Read Seth Rosin Update – NCAA Regional
Read May Seth Rosin Scouting Update
Read Seth Rosin Q&A
Watch Seth Rosin Video
Read Seth Rosin Scouting Report
Watch 2010 Regionals Seth Rosin Video
By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
June 6, 2010
You have to have something to walk into Cal State Fullerton and shut down a lineup with an automatic first-round pick, shut up a traditionally loud and feisty crowd, and shut out a strike zone that usually finds a way to shrink.
By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
May 26, 2010
Speaking with a regional scouting source about Minnesota Friday night starter Seth Rosin, the 6-foot-7 right-hander continues to pitch his way toward the draft with a growing reputation as a big guy with a big arm.
By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
March 16, 2010
Seth Rosin has the makings of a workhorse right-hander. The Friday night guy at Minnesota, here’s a look at what he was doing last summer.
By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
February 6, 2010
Right-hander Seth Rosin is the Friday night starter for Minnesota this spring. He’s lost some weight from when I saw him in the summer and worked to improve his breaking ball. What I saw in the Cape when Rosin was pitching for Hyannis was the makings of a big, durable, innings-eating middle of the order major league starter. Some guys got all the luck, and Rosin being 6-6, well, that means whoever signs him is going to give him every chance to grow into a big league role. For me, Rosin is a throwback kind of guy, a Midwestern ox, a workhorse, take the ball every fifth day and get deep into the game. I like pitchers who are built for the long haul, whose physical stature hint that they can run like a good engine for seven innings.
By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
October 9, 2009
Just about every scout I know buried the talent at Hyannis this year, but the Baseball Beginnings guy disagrees, wondering if anyone was watching the outfielder from South Carolina or the right-hander from Minnesota. Must be the vintage Mets uniforms making everyone think Mookie Wilson came out of retirement.
By The Baseball Beginnings Guy
September 29, 2009
The Baseball Beginnings pre-draft 2010 college list isn’t made up of Boras Babies and Baseball America Beauties. Instead, we go by the players we have seen in person on the Cape or out West here in California. This list is being published in September 2009, eight full months before the June 2010 MLB Draft. As we stated in our high school lists for pitchers, infielders, outfielders and catchers, our college lists are not meant to be taken as definitive this early in the process. Don’t live or die by anything this early, as some guys will sink and some will swim. If you want hype, well, I’m not your kind of scout. As we say here at Baseball Beginnings, the players will rank themselves.
