Select a player: 1. Jay Bruce 2. Evan Longoria 3. Cameron Maybin 4. Clayton Kershaw 5. Joba Chamberlain 6. Clay Buchholz 7. Colby Rasmus 8. Andrew McCutchen 9. Homer Bailey 10. Adam Miller 11. David Price 12. Wade Davis 13. Jacoby Ellsbury 14. Rick Porcello 15. Travis Snider 16. Franklin Morales 17. Fernando Martinez 18. Nick Adenhart 19. Brandon Wood 20. Jacob McGee 21. Matt Wieters 22. Mike Moustakas 23. Carlos Gonzalez 24. Gio Gonzalez 25. Eric Hurley 26. Ian Kennedy 27. Matt Antonelli 28. Carlos Carrasco 29. Chase Headley 30. Josh Vitters 31. Chris Marrero 32. Reid Brignac 33. Andy LaRoche 34. Joey Votto 35. Max Scherzer 36. Scott Elbert 37. Ross Detwiler 38. Elvis Andrus 39. Chris Volstad 40. Luke Hochevar 41. Ian Stewart 42. Alcides Escobar 43. Jeremy Jeffress 44. Tyler Colvin 45. Radhames Liz 46. Jeff Clement 47. Johnny Cueto 48. Carlos Triunfel 49. Austin Jackson 50. Dexter Fowler

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One of the big reasons why Price went No. 1 overall in 2007 was the possibility of seeing him in a big-league rotation sooner rather than later. He hasn't thrown a pro pitch yet, but scouts certainly see him as that kind of guy.

He's got tremendous stuff, with a plus fastball, slider and above-average changeup, excellent command of his pitches and the kind of leadership on the mound that screams "future ace." Price has great makeup and is extremely competitive. Add in the fact that this enticing package all comes in a left-hander and it's no wonder he nearly hit the top 10.

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