Updated with all Day 1 and Day 2 selections:

1. Jared Mitchell, OF, LSU

1a. Josh Phegley, C, Indiana Univ.

2. Trayce Thompson, OF, Santa Margarita HS (CA)

2a. David Holmberg, LHP, Port Charlotte HS (FL)

3. Bryan Morgado, LHP, Univ. of Tennessee

4. Matthew Heidenreich - RHP - Temescal Canyon HS (CA)

5. Kyle Bellamy - RHP - Univ of Miami

6. Justin Collop - RHP - Univ of Toledo

7. Justin Jones - LHP - Oakdale Senior HS (CA)

8. Ryan Buch - RHP - Monmouth University

9. Matthew Hopps - RHP - Cal State Domiguez Hills

10. Nick Ciolli - OF - Indiana St University

11. Jimmy Ballinger - RHP - Southern Miss

12. Kyle Colligan - CF - Texas A&M

13. Cameron Bayne - RHP - Concordia University

14. Daniel Black - 1B - Purdue University

15. Dane Williams - RHP - Archbishop McCarthy HS (FL)

16. Daniel Wagner, 2B, Belmont

17. Brian Goodwin, CF, Rocky Mount HS (NC)

18. Philip Negus, RHP, Wake Forest

19. Brady Shoemaker, LF, Indiana St.

20. Nathan Reed, LHP, Pittsburgh

21. Jared McDonald, SS, Arizona St. Univ.

22. Zach Kayne, SS, Davidson College

23. Goldy Simmons, RHP, San Diego St.

24. Jeffery Tezak, 2B, Univ. of Nebraska

25. Michael Strong, LHP, Iowa Western CC

26. Matthew Harughty, 2B, Univ. of Oklahoma

27. Kyle Davis, 2B, Univ. of Delaware

28. Robert Cummings, 3B, UC Santa Barbara

29. Charles Delk, RHP, Clemson

30. Robert Vaughn, C, Kansas State

Edited June 11, 200916 yr by dasox24

I'd like to see a couple more high-upside arms on our board.

Is there a list of White Sox draft picks? I tried to bring up the MLB.com draft tracker, but you couldnt sort by team picks, only by player

I'd like to see a couple more high-upside arms on our board.

Me too, I'm really hoping for Keyvius Sampson who I like a lot, 95-96mph fastball, hammer curve, improving change and he's a great athlete.

Is there a list of White Sox draft picks? I tried to bring up the MLB.com draft tracker, but you couldnt sort by team picks, only by player

http://futuresox.com/frontpage/?p=121

 

Also you can look at the selection by team on mlb.com, just use the "Selections by Team" drop down box.

Me too, I'm really hoping for Keyvius Sampson who I like a lot, 95-96mph fastball, hammer curve, improving change and he's a great athlete.

If we could get Sampson, Schuster and another catcher like Seastrunk or Bailey, i'd call this a nice draft for the White sox.

A friend of mine is defending the Mitchell selection by comparing Mitchell's #s at age 20 to Beckham's. At 20, Beckham put up worse stats than JM.

 

Give me some reasons to debunk this. Quality of competition/pitching faced? and K #s obviously

Edited June 10, 200916 yr by Princess Dye

A friend of mine is defending the Mitchell selection by comparing Mitchell's #s at age 20 to Beckham's. At 20, Beckham put up worse stats than JM.

 

Give me some reasons to debunk this. Quality of competition/pitching faced? and K #s obviously

mitchell never lead the nation in HR? didnt hit over .400

Thread title needs to be edited - round 4-30 go today. And tomorrow is 31-50 IIRC.

 

If Stassi is still available for us in the 4th or 5th, I wouldn't mind going after him. If he's not, I like the Bailey and Seastrunk suggestions. I also like the idea of us grabbing more high-upside arms.

Edited June 10, 200916 yr by jenks45monster

Sam Dyson is still out there right?

Sam Dyson is still out there right?

 

Yes. Oakland just nabbed Stassi by the way.

In the 4th round, the Sox go with Matthew Heidenreich, RHP, Temescal Canyon HS (CA)

Tampa gets Bailey. SD gets Sampson.

Tampa gets Bailey. SD gets Sampson.

f***!

http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/draft...009/268323.html

 

First round recap from BA.

Madison Youginer is still out there... another high upside HS arm. Hopefully the Sox can nab him in the 5th

In the 4th round, the Sox go with Matthew Heidenreich, RHP, Temescal Canyon HS (CA)

wasn't even in baseball americas top 150 guys from cali

Video of Matt Heidenrech. http://mlb.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?topic_i...tent_id=4674627 Giants with a great pick in Brandon Belt.

I can't find anything on Heidenreich, anyone else having any luck?

Madison Youginer is still out there... another high upside HS arm. Hopefully the Sox can nab him in the 5th

He probably won't sign, without a well above slot offer. Given the Sox latest pick, I'm pretty sure it ain't in the budget.

U of I guy just drafted, I have no info on him though.

Next pick in:

KYLE BELLAMY, RHP, MIAMI

Bellamy was a first-team all-conference choice in the Atlantic Coast Conference and was a key reason that Miami—unranked in the preseason—overachieved and finished in the ACC's top five teams. The Hurricanes have a long history of tremendous relievers, dating back to the Ron Fraser era (Rick Raether was the MOP of the 1985 College World Series) and enhanced during Jim Morris' Miami tenure, from Danny Graves and Jay Tessmer to George Huguet and 2008 first-rounder Carlos Gutierrez. Bellamy could work out better than Tessmer and Huguet thanks to a heavy, sinking fastball that is his trademark. When he's fresh, Bellamy works at 88-91 mph; he loses velocity when he works on back-to-back days, sometimes dipping into the 84-87 range. Bellamy's success as a pro will hinge on improved fastball command and improved consistency with his frisbee slider, which lacks depth and power.

-BA

Edited June 10, 200916 yr by Ozzie Ball

U of I SS Brandon Wikoff was just selected by the Astros.

The kid is a good baseball player.

I can't find anything on Heidenreich, anyone else having any luck?

http://mlb.mlb.com/media/video.jsp?content_id=4674627

 

Wrong high school down, here is some video.

Next pick in:

KYLE BELLAMY, RHP, MIAMI

Bellamy was a first-team all-conference choice in the Atlantic Coast Conference and was a key reason that Miami—unranked in the preseason—overachieved and finished in the ACC's top five teams. The Hurricanes have a long history of tremendous relievers, dating back to the Ron Fraser era (Rick Raether was the MOP of the 1985 College World Series) and enhanced during Jim Morris' Miami tenure, from Danny Graves and Jay Tessmer to George Huguet and 2008 first-rounder Carlos Gutierrez. Bellamy could work out better than Tessmer and Huguet thanks to a heavy, sinking fastball that is his trademark. When he's fresh, Bellamy works at 88-91 mph; he loses velocity when he works on back-to-back days, sometimes dipping into the 84-87 range. Bellamy's success as a pro will hinge on improved fastball command and improved consistency with his frisbee slider, which lacks depth and power.

-BA

Not very exciting from that.