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1. Eloy Jimenez, OF (ranked No. 5) 2. Michael Kopech, RHP (ranked No. 20) 3. Dylan Cease, RHP (ranked No. 25) 4. Luis Robert, OF (ranked No. 54) 5. Dane Dunning, RHP (just missed) 6. Nick Madrigal, SS (just missed) 7. Micker Adolfo, OF 8. Luis Basabe, OF 9. Luis Gonzalez, OF 10. Blake Rutherford, OF

#5 Eloy Jimenez #20 Michael Kopech #25 Dylan Cease #54 Luis Robert #109 Dane Dunning #112 Nick Madrigal Shocked Law didn't include Adolfo. Law loves his tools.

I’m staying away from Senzel right now. He was shutdown with vertigo. Senzel has to play healthy for awhile which has been an issue since being drafted.

I’d watch out for Houston to get Kluber. They now have Tucker in play who will be a stud after the Brantley signing. Cleveland needs outfielders.

https://theathletic.com/681387/2018/12/07/sarris-the-next-moneyball-is-already-happening-all-around-us-in-the-wild-west-of-player-development/ Great article by Eno Sarris on the changes and money being spent on coaching and player development. Worth the read!!!!!

That’s all the info we got!!! Peavy44 is overated. Dealing with a child with his threats and keeps on coming back.

How do you find this on Facebook? I joined it and see nothing.

I could see Toronto Blue Jays taking Mendick. Hiring of Carson Cistulli Fringe 5 was always high on him.

Completely agree with you. You try to draft players up the middle athletic type players. Sox can then have the flexibility of positional changes or making trades if you have an influx at a certain position.

The article states the White Sox only have 2 on staff. Lowest in baseball.

https://theathletic.com/560514/2018/10/03/how-brian-cashman-deftly-played-the-long-game-and-used-analytics-to-transform-the-culture-of-the-yankees/ Great article on how Cashman transformed their organization with the use of analytics. Plus White Sox only have 2 analytics staffers to the organization. Smallest in all of MLB.

No brainer. Too much young talent that needs to play on a consistent daily basis at their positional strengths.

Frare super impressive. Reminds me of Scott Erye when he was on top of his game. Nasty slider

Craziest trade deadline ever. Ridiculous the amount of trading going on.

It’s 2018

New York will now say goodbye to Frare, whom it selected in the 11th round of the 2012 draft. The 25-year-old did not rank among the Yankees’ top 30 prospects at MLB.com prior to the trade, though he did dominate at the Double-A level this season. Frare recently earned a promotion to Triple-A Scranton, where he only threw one inning, after opening 2018 with a .62 ERA/2.24 FIP and 11.75 K/9 against 3.09 BB/9 across 43 2/3 Double-A frames. Earlier this season, Frare’s manager at Trenton, Jay Bell, told Randy Miller of NJ.com that “he’s starting to figure it out,” thanks in part to a fastball that sits in the 93-94 mph range.

The Yankees have sent left-handed reliever Caleb Frare to the White Sox in exchange for $1.5MM in international bonus pool money, Jack Curry of the YES Network tweets.

Concern was Wake Forest is very hitter friendly environment. Also is hr distance was one of the lowest with college players that year.

1. Eloy Jimenez 2. Kopech 3. Robert 4. Madrigal 5. Cease 6. Adolfo 7. Dunning love him, but worried he will eventually need TJ 8. Collins 9. Rutherford 10. Hansen 11. Basabe 12. Burdi 13. S. Walker 14 Adams 15. Burger 16. L. Gonzalez 17. Stephens 18. Hamilton 19. Sheets 20. Zavala 21. Flores 22. Curbelo 23. L. Sosa 24. Mieses 25. Booker 26. Lambert 27. Delgado 28. Bush 29. Forbes 30. Pilkington Just missed: Mendick, T. Johnson, L. Rivera, McClure, Call, C. Weaver, Burr, Stiever, Cordell 26 almost 27 years old, C. Quintero, Fisher, Vieira, H. Mendonza, Comas, Puckett Love the potential and high ceilings of some of our young hitters in the #20-#30 rankings. Crossing our fingers the White Sox continue making progress in that area. Will make for some interesting 40 man roster decisions down the road.

Cease and Basbae announced for the 2018 Future Games

I’m really interested in the development of Luis Mieses. I think out of all our international signings besides Roberts. He’s the one player that has the potential to explode. Twitchy and toolsy player. I’m really interested what the scouts have to say about his progress.

I’m very excited to see the progress of this roster. There is a ton of potential and high ceiling players here. Hopefully Sox continue with the progress of development with our international signings. We need to start to hit on some of these signings.

Love the pick.

1. Madagril 2. Mize 3. Bohm 4. Kelenic 5. India 6. Swagerty 7. Stewart 8. Liberatore 9. Bart 10. Conner Scott

I hope to God we don’t pick Singer. His stuff will not hold up well at professional starting pitcher caseload. He scares the shit out of me that he will end up in the bullpen. I’m tired of drafting players because of extra Firey intangibles. If we don’t draft a hitter I will be so disappointed and start to really question what we are doing as an organization. I haven’t been a fan of our past four 1st round draft picks (Fulmer, Collins, Burdi, and Burger).