Darryl Lawhorn, of MLB: MEDIUM FRAME, WELL-PROPORTIONED. SOMEWHAT SLENDER. RECENT MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT, FAIR WIRY STRENGTH. SIMILAR TO STEVE FINLEY. SQUARE, BIT NARROW, TOED IN. BAT AWAY AT MID BODY, HANDS LOW. BAT HEAD COCKED OME TOWARDS PITCHER. GENERATES BAT SPEED & FLUID STROKE AFTER CORRECTING POOR SET UP POSITION. AGGRESSIVE CUTS. ENOUGH CONTACT. LIFT IN BAT. FAIR RUNNER. THROW CARRY, ACCURATE. ADEQUATE ANGLES, READS BATTED BALL. BA: Darryl Lawhorn, of Trevor Lawhorn, 2b A package deal in the middle of East Carolina's potent lineup, the Lawhorns are twin brothers with similar tools who could slip into the fifth round. Scouts consider Darryl the better prospect because he's a lefthanded hitter and has more arm strength and defensive versatility. Darryl, who was initially recruited as a pitcher, also has more of a track record, having played for the Pirates for three seasons. His production has dropped since his freshman season as he's moved around the diamond from first base to third and now right field, but he was having a strong second half for the Pirates and batting .318-10-45. He played shortstop last year in the Cape Cod League and showed enough infield actions to profile best as an offensive second baseman. He has good hands that generate a short swing with pop from the left side. Trevor, who sat out last year as a transfer from Division II Barton (N.C.), was among the national leaders in home runs with 20, though many scouts doubt his over-the-fence power will carry over with wood. He's a solid defender at second base, though some scouts wonder if his tools would profile better behind the plate. Neither Lawhorn uses his lower half enough in his swing, so they have room to improve offensively. --

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