Jose Abreu

Tilson would've singled.

Glad the call didn't come back to bite us. Let's not GIDP, Engel

The pessimist in me sees an Anderson K, Engel weak pop out, Moncada out somehow

Let's get a grand slam, Tim

Perhaps not, but I can see him at least being competent. I don't know who else in our system would be better suited (not including guys like Robert who are good enough to play other positions, or a meh prospect like Gillaspie)

Sign me up for C- Collins/FA 1B- Jimenez 2B- Moncada/Madrigal SS- Anderson/Madrigal 3B- FA/Burger LF- Rutherford/Madrigal CF- Robert RF- Basabe/Adolfo DH- Adolfo/Jimenez/FA

Luis Robert. 75% sarcasm

I'm confident that Eloy can become that guy once our outfield gets crowded and he's the odd man out (in terms of defense)

Is he their everyday color guy or just a guest for this game?

For all we know it was a bad call. Minor league umps are pretty shaky

Rutherford and Luis Gonzalez need to be playing every day. That Remillard guy doesn't need all this playing time.

The injury obviously doesn't help him out but he was my favorite minor league pitching prospect aside from the obvious Kopech/Cease/Hansen/Dunning. But a huge, 6'7 arm who induces ground balls like crazy and rarely allows home runs is very intriguing to me. I'm sure his HR rate will increase as he advances, but I like his potential. Could see him as a good reliever too

I like Delgado but he's a little high risk-high reward. I suppose so are guys like Curbelo and Sosa, but they're more advanced than Lency at this stage so I wanted to give a "safer" pick a spot. Sure, Weaver isn't exactly a low risk guy, but the dude can flat out run and I believe in his hit tool more than most. Of course this opinion is based on limited youtube scouting and draft reports so take it with a grain of salt

--Tier 1-- 01 Eloy Jimenez 02 Michael Kopech 03 Luis Robert (honestly almost put him at 1, he literally has a Trout ceiling) 04 Dylan Cease 05 Nick Madrigal 06 Dane Dunning 07 Zack Collins 08 Alec Hansen --Tier 2-- 09 Micker Adolfo (almost put him in tier 1) 10 Luis Alexander Basabe 11 Blake Rutherford 12 Jake Burger 13 Luis Gonzalez 14 Seby Zavala 15 Steele Walker --Tier 3-- 16 Ian Hamilton 17 Tyler Johnson 18 Jordan Stephens 19 Kade McClure 20 Luis Curbelo 21 Lincoln Henzman 22 Lenyn Sosa 23 Gavin Sheets --Tier 4-- 24 Konnor Pilkington 25 Laz Rivera 26 Spencer Adams 27 Craig Dedelow 28 Jonathan Stiever 29 Ryan Burr 30 Cabera Weaver

I personally would rather see Jirschele as eventual manager, instead of Vizquel

I'd argue that, at the time of the trade, had he been pitching like 12-16 Q, then he would have had more value than Sale when we traded him. That extra year helps a ton

That's probably a fair guess. I'd go with 260/310/440. Either way, that, combined with his speed and his average to above average defense at SS, is a quality starting SS and one we can absolutely win with down the road.

The thread itself is fine, that's not what I'm complaining about. It's the acting like winning one game is such a big detriment to our pick as if it were late September. It's all over, not just on Soxtalk either

Even if this isn't really your point, I do agree to an extent. I think it's a little crazy to care about exact games back in the draft standings before like, mid-August

That's exactly what they are doing/have been doing with him.

This seems petty

That'll fix things

Why is Lincoln Henzman being used as a reliever?

The owner of Windy City Limo, I think

Those weren't his comments. Part of them. sure, but only a small part