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2023 MLB Draft thread

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    He has zero chance to play SS and he swings the bat like he's underwater.  

  • I don't quite understand how one can have a 30 grade run tool and play shortstop. Though I'm just a filthy casual draft fan.

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They bailed out Wolkow.  Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Jesus. Wolkow is a beast.

Me: Sox will probably pick a nobody

MLB feed: first prospect to have video in forever

Me: Real s%*#?

Baseball America on George Wolkow (#79):

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Ht: 6'7" | Wt: 225 | B-T: L-R

 
School: Downers Grove (Ill.) North HS Source: HS

Commit/Drafted: South Carolina 
Age At Draft: 17.5 
BA Grade:50/Extreme
Tools:Hit: 40. Power: 60. Run: 50. Field: 50. Arm: 60. 

Wolkow ranked as the No. 6 player in the 2024 high school class before announcing in March 2022 that he was reclassifying for 2023. At a towering 6-foot-7, Wolkow jumps out immediately for his size and big lefthanded power. It’s an easy projection to plus raw power and not hard to envision future 70-grade power on the 20-80 scale. There are strikeouts that come with that power, and Wolkow looked overmatched at times after reclassifying, with a 33% miss rate in 24 games logged by Synergy in 2022. His swing works well for someone his size, with a chance for 35-plus home runs down the road and he did show solid on-base ability during the fall at Perfect Game’s WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, Fla. He has a strong arm that projects to be plus, with a chance to play third base, but right field is another possibility. Wolkow runs well for his size and his big, loping strides could allow him to cover solid ground in the outfield. While there’s plenty of risk in his profile given the swing-and-miss, Wolkow is exceptionally young for the class (he doesn’t turn 18 until January 2024) with massive tools to dream on. He is committed to South Carolina.

 

Just now, DirtySox said:

Jesus. Wolkow is a beast.

He's big and boy does he LOVE to swing and miss.  

1 minute ago, Harold's Leg Lift said:

He's big and boy does he LOVE to swing and miss.  

How signable is he?  Seems like the type of guy that Sox won’t be able to develop at all but for a 7th round pick obviously the potential is insane.  

Oh hell yes.

Gonna be fun.

1 minute ago, whitesoxfan99 said:

How signable is he?  Seems like the type of guy that Sox won’t be able to develop at all but for a 7th round pick obviously the potential is insane.  

He's extremely signable.  He reclassified to get drafted but he had an awful spring and he's not hitting in the NWL either.  

Well this is a conundrum....as a White Sox fan, this is awesome. As a South Carolina baseball fan, not so much.

1 minute ago, whitesoxfan99 said:

How signable is he?  Seems like the type of guy that Sox won’t be able to develop at all but for a 7th round pick obviously the potential is insane.  

If picked in the first 10 rounds a player is almost a lock to sign. Teams aren't going to risk the allotment loss. They know the number ahead of time and plan accordingly.

Nice....now get him signed. 

Jimmy said Gonzalez at 15 got some savings so maybe they used some of it here.

I feel like Wolklow is gonna be like watching zangari a bit ( when he finally got healthy)

2 minutes ago, bmags said:

I feel like Wolklow is gonna be like watching zangari a bit ( when he finally got healthy)

Oh man I forgot about that guy

1 minute ago, bmags said:

I feel like Wolklow is gonna be like watching zangari a bit ( when he finally got healthy)

Wow… There’s a name I completely forgot about.

16 minutes ago, Harold's Leg Lift said:

They bailed out Wolkow.  Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Man you are miserable.

7 minutes ago, bmags said:

I feel like Wolklow is gonna be like watching zangari a bit ( when he finally got healthy)

Obligatory:

theres-a-name-ive-not-heard-in-many-year 

Just now, Quin said:

Obligatory:

theres-a-name-ive-not-heard-in-many-year 

Doesn’t feel THAT long ago to me, he had a bit of a resurgence with 15 home runs in Kanny in 2019 but the pandemic happened and he was released when they came back.

Sox really drafting for need with all of this left-handedness.

Law's writeup compares him to Gallo and also has him 79th overall. 

Left Handed Savagery 

1 minute ago, Quin said:

Sox really drafting for need with all of this left-handedness.

The Pitchers and left handed bats draft

5 minutes ago, SoCalChiSox said:

Law's writeup compares him to Gallo and also has him 79th overall. 

Left Handed Savagery 

For everyone else, this is referring to Wolkow, not Park.

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