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These last few guys haven't even had a reason to be interesting. They aren't something like big, or fast, or wild or something you can maybe work with. They are physically limited RHPs and relievers with mediocre stuff. If we are looking at relievers, give me the big kid throwing 95 who can't find the strike zone instead of a 5'9" guy throwing 92.

Dude apparently sits 89-91. Yeesh.

Apparently Young is a RHP. No idea why MLB doesn't list that.

Jack Young U Iowa (IA) -- -- R/R 4YR 5S No position listed?

It might well be tomorrow in round 11.

Did it bump up to 150? I thought it was 125k, but yeah, the idea works the same even with a different number.

Anything over $125k counts against your allotment. Anything at or under that number does not. So a million dollar signing means you have to find $875k in savings somewhere else. That isn't counting the 5% overage which can also be utilized, and for the Sox looks like $730k.

It either means Hagen Smith was much closer to slot than we thought, or they have someone set up after the 10th round.

Come on man, read the thread!

Well this is probably half a million in savings in the last few picks. Hopefully that means they have a bead on someone in 10 or 11.

Aaron Combs Tennessee (TN) USA P R/R 4YR SR

https://www.fansfirstsports.com/sox-populi/white-sox-select-phil-fox-in-the-seventh-round-of-the-2024-draft-no-199-overall/

Probably a little of both.

Seeing everything about this pick, this better be a money saver as well.

I can see him getting called up for 2 appearances now.

They just mentioned that Fox is a guy the metrics like a lot.

Little guy who was a reliver in the ACC, 45k in 36 IP

Phil Fox Pittsburgh (PA) USA P R/R 4YR JR