MurrayBannerman
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Not a shot at Greene but Twins may prefer someone safer and more advanced.
That hasn't really been the MO from either of Texas or Cleveland these past few years.
Not a shot at Greene but Twins may prefer someone safer and more advanced.
Who out of the top 10 in the 2015 draft
Swanson
Bregman
Rodgers
Tate
Tucker
Jay
Benintendi
Fulmer
Happ
Randolph
are expected to the in MLB next year?
Bolded
Underlined may never make it.
What don't you like about Jay and Randolph? Is Fulmer going to start next year as a starter or a reliever?
If you asked me this before Desmond signing i would've said that Rodgers is a good chance to play in majors.
I don't think Desmond is playing the infield.
CarGo, Blackmon, Dahl, Parra OFers. Whether Desmond plays OF or IF there appears to be no room for Rodgers unless there are injuries OR Story's last season was a fluke.
True. I'm still scratching my head over the signing.
http://www.espn.com/blog/keith-law/insider/post?id=61591. Atlanta Braves, 2. New York Yankees, 3. San Diego Padres, 4. Pittsburgh Pirates, 5. Los Angeles Dodgers
http://herosports.com/2017-mlb-draf...tchers-hunter-greene-kyle-wright-tristan-beck
2017 MLB Draft Top 10 RH Pitchers by Christopher Crawford for those interested with some bits of info on each.
Crawford's list:
10. Peter Solomon, Notre Dame
9. Hans Crouse, Dana Point HS
8. Tristan Beck, Stanford
7. Hagen Danner, Huntington Beach HS
6. J.B. Bukauskas, North Carolina
5. Corbin Martin, Texas A&M
4. Tanner Houck, Missouri
3. Alex Faedo, Florida
2. Kyle Wright, Vanderbilt
1. Hunter Greene, Notre Dame HS
He's got a couple other top 10 lists out. Corner infielders and LH Pitchers.
Thanks for posting.Off the top of my head, I'd go:
Yankees
Brewers
Braves
Dodgers
Padres
IMO Braves are clear cut #1.
I saw a lot of good prep bats this summer, but they all paled in comparison to Adell. There is legitimate plus-plus power potential in his right-handed bat, and while the swing has some length, he has enough bat-speed and plane to suggest he'll be able to hit for average, too. He's also a plus-plus runner with a weapons-grade arm, and he's a quality defensive player who can handle any of the three outfield positions.
He pitches, too, but Adell is too good with the bat for him to end up on the mound.
It doesn't always out, but Kendall's decision to attend Vanderbilt despite getting looks in the second-round has appeared to pay off. Outside of pitch, there isn't anything he can't do on the baseball diamond. His line-drive stroke with above-average bat speed gives him a chance for a 60-grade hit tool, and even without much plane, there's a chance for solid-average power in his left-handed bat. He's a double-plus runner who can make a difference with his wheels on the bases, and they also help him play plus defense in center. Add in a plus arm with carry and accuracy, and you one of -- if not the -- best players in the 2017 draft.
Saying Lewis improved his draft status over the summer may be the understatement of this series. He crushed everything, and showed the bat speed, plane and hands to have a plus hit tool. He's also a double-plus runner, so once he's on base, he can give pitchers fits.
There's also a chance for some power here, although the swing is better geared for contact. The question mark going forward is where he's going to play. He's certainly athletic enough to stay at shortstop, but some see center as his most likely home.
I'd give him a chance to stick, and if he can he has a chance to be an impact player. It shouldn't shock anyone if he's a Top 5 pick this June.
Who should I pick for my fantasy league?
Kyle Lewis, Corey Ray or Mickey Moniak?
Edit: Also, MLB's top 100 prospects are up.
http://m.mlb.com/prospects/2017