Japanese high school star Rintaro Sasaki did not submit his application for the NPB draft and has stated his intention to go to an American college to play baseball.
Rintaro Sasaki, the Japanese high school career home run record holder, did not submit his application for the Nippon Professional Baseball draft and has stated his intention to go to an American college to play baseball.
The 6-foot, 250-pound first baseman attends Hanamaki-Higashi High School, playing for his father, Hiroshi.There is no precedent for a top Japanese high school prospect coming to an American college and entering the Major League Baseball draft. Although Sasaki's leaning and scheduled recruiting visits are unclear, industry chatter and a Japanese report have pegged Vanderbilt as an early leader.
Given that uncertainty, scouting consensus is that Sasaki currently is roughly a third-round draft prospect.
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