8 minutes ago, bmags said:

Not that we know anything but if we were allowed to choose prep arms I'd, uhh, have preferred Josh Wolf and Allan to Thompson/Dalquist.

When we look back in a couple weeks and see that Allan doesn't sign with them, I think you'll be ok with the Sox haul

5 minutes ago, GenericUserName said:

Plus you don't get confused about Brendan Malone vs Brenden Milone.

To further confuse things, its Brennan Malone. 

3 minutes ago, Dunt said:

When we look back in a couple weeks and see that Allan doesn't sign with them, I think you'll be ok with the Sox haul

I would have rather had Wolf instead of Thompson, but I'm fine with them not picking Allan because he's an extremely tough sign. 

3 minutes ago, raBBit said:

To further confuse things, its Brennan Malone. 

Now there's three of them!!!

I knew I probably got both wrong, I just had an idea there were two with names close enough to that haha

6 minutes ago, Y2Jimmy0 said:

I like this strategy for the Sox so far. Infuse some youth into this system. My guess is that they are saving like $500K on Vaughn and maybe another $500K or so on Thompson. Thompson had a down year. He might be under $1.5 million. Good stuff so far. 

That would be an ideal scenario. I'd love them to grab another high upside player in the fourth, like Brewer or Doughty

Cubs likely saved a ton of money with their 1st RD pick, I wonder if they go with a HS kid with this kid. Did they save enough to go for Jack Leiter? And can they use their prestige to woo him? Maybe another highly ranked HS kids that's a very tough sign instead.

Pepiot to Dodgers. 

The college arms Miller and Cronin still on the board.

1 minute ago, ChiliIrishHammock24 said:

Cubs likely saved a ton of money with their 1st RD pick, I wonder if they go with a HS kid with this kid. Did they save enough to go for Jack Leiter? And can they use their prestige to woo him? Maybe another highly ranked HS kids that's a very tough sign instead.

Their prestige of developing arms has been absolutely horrific though.

I still feel like Dyson is a White Sox-eque pick if they decide to nab a college arm in the 3rd.

Cubs really have become cheap lately. I'm very good with that 

Cubs have taken 2 relievers so far.

Just now, DirtySox said:

I still feel like Dyson is a White Sox-eque pick if they decide to nab a college arm in the 3rd.

Meh, not all that impressed by Dyson

Just now, SoxAce said:

The college arms Miller and Cronin still on the board.

Idk if they're going to go with yet another pitcher. I think they're going for a bat next round. 

McAvene is interesting if Cubs can make him a starter.

Cubs pick another bullpen pitcher. Wonder if they'll stretch him out to start 

F the Yankees

1 minute ago, EloyJenkins said:

Cubs really have become cheap lately. I'm very good with that 

Second highest payroll in baseball...

I feel like the Dodgers have had a real solid draft. They just keep grabbing value that falls to them. Couple that with the development chops they have, and you have a model organization.

If they go pitcher, Erik Miller would be great. 

If they go hitter, I'm down for Jerrion Ealy or Chris Newell. 

Edited June 4, 20196 yr by Jack Parkman

Aw. Brewer to the Stros.

Damn, there goes Brewer.

And now F the Astros

1 minute ago, Jack Parkman said:

Idk if they're going to go with yet another pitcher. I think they're going for a bat next round. 

You're probably right but with all the pitching injuries... So far 1 bat and 2 pitchers. Not out of the ordinary to pick another arm. 

1 minute ago, raBBit said:

Second highest payroll in baseball...

Damn, Astros got Brewer. Really good pick there.