This list will be periodically updated as needed when players sign. If people come across signings and details, please put links into this thread so we can update it! Thanks! Names in bold have signed, and include bonus information, if available.

Round 1A: Keenyn Walker, OF, 20, 6-3, 190, Central Arizona College (Salt Lake City, Utah)

Round 2: Erik Johnson, RHP, 21, 6-4, 230, University of California-Berkeley (Los Altos, Calif.)

Round 3: Jeffrey Soptic, RHP, 20, 6-6, 220, Johnson County Community College (Leawood, Kan.)

Round 4: Kyle McMillen, RHP, 21, 6-1, 200, Kent State University (North Canton, Ohio)

Round 5: Scott Snodgress, LHP, 21, 6-6, 215, Stanford University (Yucaipa, Calif.)

Round 6: Marcus Semien, SS, 20, 6-0, 185, University of California-Berkeley (San Francisco, Calif.)

Round 7: Kevan Smith, C, 22, 6-4, 240, University of Pittsburgh (Cranberry Township, Pa.)

Round 8: Ian Gardeck, RHP, 20, 6-2, 210, Angelina College (Lake in the Hills, Ill.)

Round 9: Matthew Lane, LHP, 20, 6-6, 195, Northwest Florida State College (Marietta, Ga.)

Round 10: Ben O’Shea, LHP, 19, 6-6, 255, Santa Fe College (Reading, Fla.)

Round 11: Blair Walters, LHP, 21, 6-0, 200, University of Hawaii at Manoa (Oak Park, Calif.)

Round 12: Andrew Virgili, RHP, 21, 6-2, 205, Lynn University (Tampa, Fla.)

Round 13: Chadd Krist, C, 21, 5-11, 190, University of California-Berkeley (Petaluma, Calif.)

Round 14: Mark Ginther, 3B, 21, 6-3, 200, Oklahoma State University (Tulsa, Okla.)

Round 15: David Herbek, SS, 22, 6-2, 182, James Madison University (King George, Va.)

Round 16: Chris Bassitt, RHP, 22, 6-5, 205, University of Akron (Curtice, Ohio)

Round 17: Collin Kuhn, OF, 22, 6-0, 200, University of Arkansas (Beaver Dam, Wis.)

Round 18: Bryan Blough, RHP, 21, 6-2, 200, Kennesaw State University (Newnan, Ga.)

Round 19: Kevin Vance, RHP, 20, 6-0, 208, University of Connecticut (Solana Beach, Calif.)

Round 20: Martin Medina, 3B, 21, 6-0, 200, Cal State Bakersfield (Ventura, Calif.)

Round 21: Joe De Pinto, 2B, 22, 6-1, 190, University of Southern California (Sunland, Calif.)

Round 22: Blake Drake, RHP, 22, 6-7, 205, Indiana State University (Louisville, Ky.)

Round 23: Mike Marjama C, 21, 6-2, 210, Long Beach State University (Granite Bay, Calif.)

Round 24: Mark Haddow, OF, 23, 6-2, 215, University of California-Santa Barbara (San Diego, Calif.)

Round 25: Chris Devenski, RHP, 20, 6-3, 200, Cal State Fullerton (Artesia Calif.)

Round 26: Grant Buckner, SS, 23, 6-2, 215, West Virginia University (Elkview, W. Va.)

Round 27: Jake Cose, RHP, 20, 6-5, 195, San Juaquin Delta Junior College (Stockton, Calif.)

Round 28: Kyle Robinson, OF, 22, 6-3, 210, University of Arkansas (Boca Raton, Fla.)

Round 29: Dustin Hayes, OF, 19, 6-2, 180, Walnut Grove High School (Langley, B.C.)

Round 30: Brandon Parrent, LHP, 20, 6-3, 215, Texas A&M University (Flower Mound, Texas)

Round 31: Michael Johnson, SS, 22, 5-9, 175, Samford University (Naples, Fla.)

Round 32: Brent Tanner, C, 23, 6-2, 225, University of South Alabama (Lucedale, Miss.)

Round 33: Bryce Mosier, C, 18, 6-2, 195, Valhalla High School (El Cajon, Calif.)

Round 34: Dakota Freese, RHP, 19, 6-4, 185, Washington High School (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)

Round 35: Joseph Dvorsky, RHP, 22, 6-3, 200, Texas State University (Waco, Texas)

Round 36: Cody Winiarski, RHP, 21, 6-4, 205, University of Virginia (Franksville, Va.)

Round 37: Todd Kibby, LHP, 19, 6-4, 240, St. Petersburg Junior College (New Middleton, Ohio)

Round 38: Keegan Linza, RHP, 22, 6-6, 230, Liberty University (Salisbury, N.C.)

Round 39: Javier Reynoso, LHP, 18, 6-0, 185, Brooks-DeBartolo High School (Odessa, Fla.)

Round 40: Jake Reed, RHP, 18, 6-2, 175, Helix High School (La Mesa, Calif.)

Round 41: James Shepherd, RHP, 18, 6-3, 185, Lawrence Co. High School (Louisa, Ky.)

Round 42: Aaron Pangilinan, RHP, 18, 6-0, 215, Escalon High School (Escalon, Calif.)

Round 43: Joel Effertz, RHP, 20, 6-4, 235, Madison Area Technical College (Madison, Wis.)

Round 44: Joseph Pistorese, LHP, 18, 6-2, 170, Flathead High School (Columbia Falls, Mont.)

Round 45: Cory Farris, OF, 21, 6-0, 205, Cumberland University (Florence, Ky.)

Round 46: Michael Mancuso, RHP, 18, 6-6, 240, Brecksville Broadview High School (Brecksville, Ohio)

Round 47: Roberto Llera, C, 17, 6-0, 205, Hialeah Senior High School (Hialeah, Fla.)

Round 48: Dontrell Rush, OF, 18, 6-0, 165, Harlan Community Academy High School (Chicago, Ill.)

Round 49: Zach Regier, OF, 18, 6-0, 170, Gilbert High School (Gilbert, Ariz.)

Round 50: Jack Graham, 2B, 18, 5-9, 175, Seneca Valley Senior High School (Cranberry Township., Pa)

Edited August 16, 201114 yr by southsider2k5

Who are the "high ceiling" tough signs from this class? Who will be watching like we did last year for Grimes, Goodwin, and Terry?

Round 26: Grant Buckner will sign his contract tomorrow via Twitter @Gbuck_28

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/#!/Gbuck_28/...904173575405568

Don't know why, but I have a good feeling about Keegan Linza. I might take him as a new AAP, since a bunch of my guys (Dubler, Lucy, G Johnson) are non-prospects now, and Shirek is marginal at best.

 

Don't know why, but I have a good feeling about Keegan Linza. I might take him as a new AAP, since a bunch of my guys (Dubler, Lucy, G Johnson) are non-prospects now, and Shirek is marginal at best.

 

You just like his name

You just like his name

That was the original reason. Then I saw he was drafted in Buehrle's round. Then I read about him a bit, and he actually looks intriguing. Huge improvement YoY. Read a story about him going to some sort of national camp as a high school 9th grader and already throwing 84 at that point.

 

The first "high" pick to sign seems to be the guy picked right in front of Walker.

 

eddymk Matt Eddy

by BaseballAmerica

According to info relayed by MLB, the first ’11 draft pick to sign is Blue Jays supp 1st rd (46th) Joe Musgrove, prep righty from Calif.

 

Can we also list any UDFA's signed?

Can we also list any UDFA's signed?

Yes. Usually we try to as we find them, but that's not always as easy.

Yes. Usually we try to as we find them, but that's not always as easy.

 

Just wanted to make sure it was all consolidated into one thread.

Just wanted to make sure it was all consolidated into one thread.

 

If you find any out, listing them here would be awesome, just for that reason.

Just wanted to make sure it was all consolidated into one thread.

Current NDFA's in the system I am aware of...

 

Dan Remenowsky

Brandon Kloess

Ryan Kussmaul

 

All relievers. Who else is there, if anyone knows offhand?

 

31st rounder

 

michael5johnson michael johnson

It's official I'm a White Sox #winning

 

michael5johnson michael johnson

Found out I leave for Great Falls Montana on Sunday

 

31st rounder

 

michael5johnson michael johnson

It's official I'm a White Sox #winning

 

michael5johnson michael johnson

Found out I leave for Great Falls Montana on Sunday

 

Nothing like starting the dream of becoming a professional baseball player, only to immediately get sent to Great Falls, Montana.

Nothing like starting the dream of becoming a professional baseball player, only to immediately get sent to Great Falls, Montana.

 

I'm sure the scenery is nice there. I only live about 15 minutes away from his college.

The first "high" pick to sign seems to be the guy picked right in front of Walker.

 

eddymk Matt Eddy

by BaseballAmerica

According to info relayed by MLB, the first ’11 draft pick to sign is Blue Jays supp 1st rd (46th) Joe Musgrove, prep righty from Calif.

Should be a gauge at what they will offer Walker.

Should be a gauge at what they will offer Walker.

I wish they coud get some of our draftees signed so they can start their assent to the show.

I wish they coud get some of our draftees signed so they can start their assent to the show.

 

It is literally two to three days after the draft for 49 of our 50 picks. The teams most of these guys will be playing on don't even start playing for another week and a half. It is still reeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaalllllllllly early.

It is literally two to three days after the draft for 49 of our 50 picks. The teams most of these guys will be playing on don't even start playing for another week and a half. It is still reeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaalllllllllly early.

How long was it before Beckham signed the year he was drafted. I know it takes time.

How long was it before Beckham signed the year he was drafted. I know it takes time.

 

Beckham took a while. It was a couple of days before the deadline to get him inked.

So Blake Drake has a twitter, and his twitter name is @BlakeJakeDrake. Man, I really hope Jake is his middle name! lol.

 

Anyway, found it kind of interesting that according to his twitter, he went up to Chicago on Jun 2nd and visited US Cellular field. One of his tweets reads...

 

"Hit 97 on the stadium gun at US cellular "

 

I assume he is talking about himself. But when I have looked up scouting reports for this guy, it says he throws about 91. And I looked up a scouting video from 2009, and it showed him only hitting 88. Could he really have ramped up his velo that much? I understand "hitting 97" is not maintaining it, but I assume it means he can pump it in at 94-95 with some frequency.

Kyle McMillan was just at Rush getting an MRI, they had maybe 5 doctors in there looking at it. I assume it was his shoulder. He then took off with a scout to attend the game tonight. They were talking about him going to great falls.

David Herbek - SS - Round 15 - Will Sign Today

 

Headed to Great Falls

 

http://www2.insidenova.com/sports/2011/jun...att-ar-1102232/

David Herbek - SS - Round 15 - Will Sign Today

 

Headed to Great Falls

 

http://www2.insidenova.com/sports/2011/jun...att-ar-1102232/

 

Nice.

So Blake Drake has a twitter, and his twitter name is @BlakeJakeDrake. Man, I really hope Jake is his middle name! lol.

 

Anyway, found it kind of interesting that according to his twitter, he went up to Chicago on Jun 2nd and visited US Cellular field. One of his tweets reads...

 

"Hit 97 on the stadium gun at US cellular "

 

I assume he is talking about himself. But when I have looked up scouting reports for this guy, it says he throws about 91. And I looked up a scouting video from 2009, and it showed him only hitting 88. Could he really have ramped up his velo that much? I understand "hitting 97" is not maintaining it, but I assume it means he can pump it in at 94-95 with some frequency.

Can't hold truth to it, but his Facebook lists him as Blake Jake Drake. He's on Jacob Petricka's friends so I'm pretty sure its legit.

 

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=665948785

 

Kinda stalker-ish but Oops! (: