Always interesting to see who was hyped after being picked and what they've done in reality and vise versa; who wasn't hyped and has brokethrough from the CWS draft classes

16:
Top 200 MLB Pipeline (6): #14 Collins, #41 Burdi, #62 Hansen, #75 Fisher, #104 Curbelo, #187 Hamilton
HSers: R6) Curbelo
Notables in Top 10 Rounds: R3) Call, R5) Lambert, R7) Flores, R10) Remillard
Notable Later Round: R12) Roman, R13) Hickman, R15) Elliot, R19) Villa, R20) Foster, R22) Booker, R27) Morrison
Other Notables Ranked: #8 Rutherford, #59 Dunning, #79 Puckett, #148 Harrington

17:
Top 200 MLB Pipeline (7): #16 Burger, #48 Skoug, #60 Sheets, #97 Johnson, #106 Gonzalez, #162 Henzman, #189 Kincannon
HSers: R8) Abbott
Notables in Top 10 Rounds: R6) McClure, R9) Dedelow, R10) Olson
Notable Later Round: R12) Yurchak, R13) Blackman, R14) Destino, R15) Frost, R17) Battenfield, R18) Kiel, R21) Parke, R28) Rivera, R31) Rigler

18:
Top 200 MLB Pipeline (7): #3 Madrigal, #30 Walker, #60 Pilkington, #88 Stiever, #153 Martin, #166 Carranza, #193 Bilous 
HSers: R4) Delgado, R7) Weaver, R11) Maldonado, R19) Ortiz
Notables in Top 10 Rounds: R6) Heuer, R8) Perez, R10) Sousa
Notable Later Round: R15) Shilling, R21) Johnson, R23) Ramsey, R27) Dawkins, R28) Sowers, R30) Coffey

If this displays anything it shows that CWS typically draft 6-8 guys in the MLB Top 200, uncharacteristically went HS heavy this year, and have no shortage of homegrown talent in the system

Pilkington, Stiever, Martin, Carranza, Bilous is gonna be a fun rotation in either KAN or WS next year