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Frobby Sports Guy Rolls Tide might be lobbying Baseball America for the Orioles' system to be ranked 1 and 1A.

Paddy is getting crushed for Yogurt Vera Cespedes and Colas recently but his lifetime record is impossible to argue with. All comes down to budget AND willingness to spend.

At least he put up a 6 fWAR season in his career.

Marie has now reversed her stance on over simplifying/consolidating lol.

Right now everyone in the East is chasing that franchise...even hired Theo Epstein to assist Breslow and close the gap.

https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/2024-mlb-farm-system-talent-rankings/ White Sox creep up to #18 1. Orioles 2. Brewers (can see why they still believe they can compete) 3. Rangers 4. Cubs 5. Tigers 6. Padres 7. Rays 8. Mets 9. Yankees 10. Dodgers

Could now be #17-18 with two announced trades today... Assuming Santos clears his physical.

Look at his assist total that year. His arm always much stronger and more accurate in RF. CF slightly above average.

Eaton 10x the prospect coming up in AZ with Pollock and Peralta. Check out his fWAR the season before he was traded.

Due to straining facial muscles saying "Hi Mom!" to the camera.

Yeah and Kolek/Aiken taken before Rodon the same. That said...speaking of first rounders, till struggling to embrace the Burger trade months later.

Tigers and Royals at least trying...

White Sox still trying to set a record for lowest ROI on three Top 5 picks in Madrigal Vaughn and Rodon.

Sometimes you can pile up a ton of outfield assists because of everyone challenging your arm...will have to wait and see with the eye test.

Like Stiever, although Mena more potential clearly.

DeLoach is much more well suited for LF. Not aspiring for that particular outfield will get us very far...after Luis Robert is traded.

Plus with the terrible Sox system the perception of Mena was probably skewed upwards...but shuffling the decks to this extent (seemingly) isn't bringing in any future impact players.

Everyone will have a problem with his age...seems more like a 4th/5th outfielder on a playoff team. "Strong as Fletcher’s offensive numbers have been to this point in his career, defense is the outfielder’s true calling card. In ranking Fletcher as Arizona’s #11 prospect last season, MLB.com described him as a center fielder with strong reads off the bat and solid routes in the outfield that he pairs with an arm strong enough to handle right field."

See Burger trade for Eder. Would love to hear where Getz was on moving him vs. Anderson/Hahn in those trade talks.

David Epstein/Getz types across the board. All grinders/overachievers like Madrigal lol.

Except he bought them all post peak other than Crochet. Not when Herrera Davis and Holland were all younger/cheaper. https://www.mlb.com/news/trio-of-royals-relievers-signing-names-under-best-ever/c-98921730

Makes a lot of sense. Him and Crochet...hopefully he's willing to be flexible and embrace whatever role he ends up in.

Also the heart of the Royals' approach in 2014-15 relied on having one of the best lockdown pens in the history of the modern game. Follow...the Royals, not money here. For an emulation of similar blueprints.

Assuming you get big improvements from Benintendi's cratered work last season. That can't as easily be blamed on his wrist issues.