I've disagreed with the industry consensus on Casey Gillaspie, a switch-hitter from Wichita State whose swing really reminds me of his older brother Conor, who has a career .395 slugging percentage in the majors. The Tampa Bay Rays took Casey with their first pick, even though Brad Zimmer was still on the board, then backed it up with Cameron Varga, a once-promising Ohio right-hander who fell off this spring with reduced velocity and noticeably greater effort required to get back up into the low 90s, grunting on some of his pitches.
They took Brent Honeywell, a junior college arm, at 72, which I assume was an under-slot deal to allow them to buy Varga away from UNC, but Honeywell is a 6-foot right-handed screwballer with an average fastball and poor command.