Donavan Tate may drop from 1st round in MLB Draft

Posted May 21, 2009
The final first-round talent in the Boras 2009 crop might be the most intriguing: Donavan Tate. His raw tools are undeniable, though there is a split among scouts about his hitting ability, now and in the future. Throw in the fact he's a big-time football recruit and it's nearly impossible to pinpoint where the outfielder might go. He could go in the top 10, but he could slide out of the first round if teams believe it will be too costly to sign him away from football. (MLB.com)

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