Draft pick stats: SS Ethan Wilson (25th round), LHP Pete Gehle (27th round)

Pick	Round	Player	School	Pos	B/T	Ht	Wt	DOB	Class
758	25	Wilson, Ethan	Indiana U	SS	R/R	6’00″	190	1989-03-09	SO
818	27	Gehle, Pete	Azusa Pacific U	LHP	L/L	6’06″	240	1988-01-15	SR

Stats:

SS Ethan Wilson (25th round):

Year	avg	gp-gs	ab	r	h	2b	3b	hr	rbi	tb	slg%	bb	hbp	so	gdp	ob%	sf	sh	sb-att	po	a	e	fld%
2010	.298	36-25	94	21	28	9	0	7	24	58	.617	8	3	19	2	.371	0	1	1-2	40	94	5	.964
2009	.400	5-4	10	2	4	1	0	0	4	5	.500	1	0	2	0	.417	1	2	0-0	4	6	1	.909
2008	.292	41-29	106	13	31	6	0	2	23	43	.406	8	3	20	5	.350	3	0	0-0	19	46	10	.867

LHP Pete Gehle (27th round):

Year	G	GS	CG	SHO	W	L	IP	R	ER	SV	ERA	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	HBP	WP	BB	SO
2009	18	16	2	0	6	4	96.2	45	38	0	3.54	376	108	19	1	6	5	10	21	70
2010	14	13	1	0	7	4	82.0	63	51	0	5.60	328	90	17	1	11	3	5	23	86
Total	32	29	3	0	13	8	178.2	108	89	0	4.48	704	198	36	2	17	8	15	44	156

John Sickels on Dan Hudson

John Sickels:

White Sox prospect Dan Hudson is currently having a strong season in Triple-A: 11-3, 3.57, 102/29 K/BB in 88 innings, 78 hits for Charlotte. The K/IP ratio is a huge positive, and his control has been good, the only negative is a fairly high home run rate with 12 dingers given up. Overall, though, he’s having a fine campaign that consolidates the progress he made last year, when he began the season in the Sally League and ended it in the majors. I think he’s going to be a better pitcher than some who rank higher on most prospect lists.

And Kevin Goldstein:

Dan Hudson, RHP, White Sox (Triple-A Charlotte): 6 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 5 K. Dominant of late; 2.06 ERA in last eight starts with twice as many strikeouts (54) than hits allowed (27) in 48 innings.

And FutureSox:

Hudson has been terrific this year, but if there’s one quip, it’s that he doesn’t usually last past the 6th inning, so perhaps efficiency is something for him to work on.

And a video interview (9:14).

Washington Nationals inquire about Carlos Quentin

MLB.com:

From an offensive standpoint, Washington ranks near the bottom of the Major Leagues in runs scored. [Washington GM] Rizzo has tried to improve in this category, having inquired about Royals outfielder David DeJesus and White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin, but he was told those players are not available.