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Great year at SEMO, but I don't see in top 10 rds unless super cheap as 5th-yr SR. @professorfog: Round Trenton Moses is picked? #mlbdraft Reply Retweet Favorite |
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Thank you. I went there last spring and saw him play. He is going to be good but I think he needs to learn 1B.
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Another good draft site : http://prospectinsider.com/
My buddy Chris is one of the scouts/writers there. He also writes for ESPN.com, good stuff. He was telling me the Sox are kind of enamored with Smoral lately. That said, he had them going elsewhere in his mock.
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http://insider.espn.go.com/mlb/story...dopt-draft-mlb The Astros have historically not played Boras' games, especially after they got the shaft in Boras' snarky negotiating tactics with them and the Mets over Carlos Beltran. Crane may be a bit different than previous owner McLane, but he's got smart baseball people running things. If Boras expects any team (much less the Astros who need every pick) to forfeit a future pick and diminish what they can offer their remaining picks (affecting their signability) looking for an old non-slot bonus as a going price for Appel, good luck with that. The kid's not Strasberg, and he's not even Porcello. I wonder who's the agent for Buxton. |
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KG's mock of the first 15 picks:
http://www.baseballprospectus.com/ar...rticleid=17223 Has the Sox taking Stroman, but the buzz for them has been around Wacha according to most sources. I'm a big Stroman fan as I've stated in the past. Two plus pitches, some of the best stuff in the draft. The knock on him is his height obviously. Probably has the greatest upside amongst the second tier of college arms that should be available around pick 13, but he might end up in the bullpen, albeit as an electric closer. I don't see the Sox picking him, but I prefer him to Wacha/Heaney/Stratton who are much safer picks. |
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BA's 3rd Mock:
http://www.baseballamerica.com/blog/...nly/#more-4778 Has the Sox on Wacha again. Fastball/Changeup guy who has inconsistent breaking pitches. Also has some issues with mechanics and repeatability. Middle of the rotation type, maybe a bit more if this breaking pitch can be refined. |
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Sickels posted his MLB Draft Top 100 with some blurbs about each player.
http://www.minorleagueball.com/2012/...outing-reports Of late many people are super high on Correa. I'd wager the Cubs are hoping he falls to 6. |
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They may get lucky and get an A prospect for Myers, but I doubt it. Wandy and Lee won't bring much beyond salary relief. All 3 are overpaid. And that's the real mistake the Astros made that put them in this fix - just overpaid too many players. |
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According to source the Houston Astros are expected to select Stanford RHP Mark Appel with the first over all selection in tomorrows draft. Reply Retweet Favorite Meh. I'd much rather have Buxton or Correa. |
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That's my dream scenario...Sox take Dahl at #13 and get Jorge Soler who just became a FA. Can you imagine those two dynamic talents in the Sox farm system along with a resurgent Jared Mitchell? Yes please!!
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I wouldn't mind Dahl. All signs point to college pitching though. The Sox are in love with Wacha it seems. They must be confident in refining a breaking pitch as well as cleaning up his mechanics/delivery.
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