Previewing the West Virginia Power

No real players of interest here on the Power. There best player is probably the fantastically named Tito Polo, and their best prospect is probably Ke'Bryan Hayes, who the Pirates drafted out of high school last year. I'll put all players into one table this time, even though the stats fit kind of weird into it.

Number	Player	Position	AB/IP	OPS/W	AVG/L	HR/S	RBI/ERA	Round Picked	Age	College	Home State/Country
3	Ryan Nagle	OF	185	0.658	0.254	1	24	27	21	Illinois	Illinois
5	Mitchell Tolman	2B	173	0.72	0.266	3	17	7	22	Oregon	California
6	Logan Ratledge	SS	58	0.551	0.224	0	2	13	23	N.C. State	North Carolina
10	Cesilio Pimental	P	15	0	1	1	4.2	IFA	23		Dominican Republic
12	John Bormann	C	60	0.767	0.3	0	4	24	23	UT San Antonio	Texas
13	Alfredo Reyes	SS	144	0.561	0.201	2	14	IFA	22		Dominican Republic
14	Tyler Filliben	SS	79	0.597	0.203	1	10	12	23	Samford	Florida
15	Logan Hill	OF	121	0.513	0.165	3	13	25	23	Troy	Florida
16	Tanner Anderson	P	37	2	1	0	2.19	20	23	Harvard	Florida
18	Tito Polo	RF	195	0.934	0.308	10	31	IFA	21		Colombia
22	Ke'Bryan Hayes	IF	182	0.768	0.286	6	30	1	19		Texas
23	Daniel Arribas	3B	172	0.835	0.273	6	19	IFA	23		Netherlands
24	Jess Amedee	P	8.67	0	2	0	7.27	27	22	UT Arlington	Colorado
26	Gage Hinsz	P	5	0	0	0	0	11	20		Montana
27	Christian Kelley	C	133	0.59	0.218	0	18	11	22	Cal Poly Pomona	California
28	Logan Sendelbach	P	64	4	1	0	3.66	10	22	Tiffin	Ohio
30	Seth McGarry	P	27	0	1	2	4	8	22	Florida Atlantic	Florida
31	Julio Vivas	P	13	0	0	0	4.85	IFA	22		Venezuela
32	Julio Eusebio	P	23.33	0	0	4	1.16	NDFA	24	Odessa JC	New York
34	Carlos Munoz	1B	190	0.688	0.253	3	33	IFA	21		Mexico
35	Bret Helton	P	52.67	2	5	0	3.93	9	22	Utah	Colorado
37	Sean Keselica	P	11.33	1	0	1	0.79	33	22	Virginia Tech	New Jersey
38	Daniel Zamora	P	28.33	3	1	0	2.54	40	23	Stony Brook	California
44	Dario Agrazal	P	54	3	4	0	4	IFA	21		Panama
47	Billy Roth	P	17	2	3	0	7.41	16	21		California