DirtySox

Don't have the HR yet, but here's a slick double play.

Please be some misdirection!

Madrigal with a bomb to LF. Don't see that too often from him.

Madrigal just walked. On base for the 3rd time today.

Larnach is one to watch. Same with Adley. Greiner will go around the second round too. Oregon's team is fun watch.

Nola had much better stuff in my humble opinion. I think Kiley/Eric reiterated that when the comp was made in a chat this week.

I think two of the mocks on Friday had him going 21st to the Brewers.

Stop. Please no.

Yea. I just don't understand what I'm missing with Singer. I think I've watched 6 starts this year and I've come away just meh every time. The fastball velocity concerns me despite the movement it has. The slider and changeup show-up at times, but they aren't super consistent out pitches. I just can't get excited about spending the number 4 pick on him.

I think I easily prefer India to Singer.

I wasn't sure if that was more of a cutter? Taking something off it?

He looks like he always does to me. Solid fastball, putting it where he wants, but nothing overwhelming. I just wish he had more of an out-pitch. I guess I don't get the Singer love that Baseball America/MLB Pipeline have.

Florida game starting now. Can stream here if your service provider allows it. http://www.espn.com/watch/player?bucketId=8570&id=3380172

I'm surprised it took this long to get into a Heimlich debate.

For those that wanted to watch Singer.

Actually, game is pushed back at least an hour.

I'm resigned to the Singer fate. Speaking of which, that game starts in 5 minutes.

Ouch. Time to close the Charlotte game log.

Yea. I can't get on board with a Heimlich selection. Really wonder which organization is going to take that plunge. Sounds like there are a few interested teams.

Then it has to be B. Though I thought he would have had a higher grade on his breaking pitch.

A? Though this is kinda a trick question because Fangraphs classifies his breaking pitch as a curve, where he and everyone else calls it a slider.