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Spencer Adams had the strangest development path ever. When he first got to the system he was a strikeout machine with raw athleticism. Then...I have no clue.

If he succeeds as a Padre, this whole board riots.

Do we know Vaughn's standing reach?

Well, here's my new phrase of the day.

Featuring 2 more picks by the D-Backs and the Padres, who are in such desperate need of competitive balance that they signed a $300M free agent this offseason.

Their video shows him as a righthander, description says he's a southpaw. WE GOT ELITE PAT VENDITTE. https://www.mlb.com/video/2019-draft-m-thompson-p-c2520576483

48 on BA. So this dude had crazy stock variety.

The Marlins. A fate worse than death.

I didn't even realize the Yankees were there. lmao. This round is a mockery.

HAROLD. NEEDS. TO. TALK.

Bundling that in. That's the one that should rot away.

Good as time as any to reiterate how much I fucking hate the comp round.

Except, by all accounts, the clubhouse likes Yolmer

Oh dear God, Nick Swisher.

@bmags I know I'm late to responding, but I'm dealing with the Cubs draft quite well.

Well, this was unfortunate.

He's going to be the next Larry Bird.

Third base? What?

Let's hope he's the next Frank/Paulie

Ok, my gut says go Vaughn.

Damn, O's didn't fuck up.

Knowing the O's, it's gonna be some shit like "Adley slept on his side weird last night, so his shoulder was a bit sore, but his medicals came back 100% clear."

I'd believe you if not for the fact that I found results on the front page of Google. Two of the players fueling this team right now, Tilson and Cordell, were flipped for Zach Duke and Anthony Swarzak respectively. Two players nowhere near Colome's value. Ti'Quan Forbes is one of the few guys producing in AA this year. He was acquired for half a year of Miguel Gonzalez. Felix Paulino is pitching ok in Birmingham after being acquired for Luis Avilan. Yes, Rutherford has been a disappointment. Medeiros was a flyer for Joakim Soria who you thought was shit. Casey Gilaspie ended up not sticking, but that was for a LOOGY.

Got it. Misread.

Jack, I understand where you're coming from, but this isn't exactly accurate. 29 years ago Marc Newfield was picked #4 out of high school as a first baseman and immediately moved to the outfield. 30 years ago we took the greatest hitter in franchise history at #7.