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The Legend Continues
Detroit Tigers select Jonathan Lucroy, C, 29
Core:
Josh Donaldson
Corey Kluber
Jose Quintana
Jonathan Lucroy
Core:
Josh Donaldson
Corey Kluber
Jose Quintana
Jonathan Lucroy
Atlanta Braves select Alex Bregman, SS, 22
That's a fantastic pick. My opinion of him has skyrocketed so far this season.
The Arizona Diamondbacks select Blake Snell - SP
Arizona
Clayton Kershaw
Salvador Perez
Matt Carpenter
Blake Snell
Ironically I took 3 (somewhat) vets and a young pitcher with both of my assignments. I've been extremely impressed with Nola's fastball command in the starts I've seen this year, whereas the sky's the limit with Snell if he can continue to improve his. I thought it was a fun mix for both rosters. Thanks for putting this together Murray, I enjoyed it.
Yea, I thought this would be a fun one. Gotta figure out a way now to see who "won".
Just realised Dodgers drafted 3 aces and another young potentially very good pitcher haha. Good luck getting a hit of that rotation.
Maybe separate it out into 3 classes of organization. The upper, middle and lower in terms of resources since that really affected strategy.
Honestly rather than ranking them in order (which would also be fine) it might be more insightful for the drafter to post something touching on their strategy and motivation behind the picks and then open it up to analysis and discussion.
This. Not a level playing field at all if you are taking organizational resources into play. Honestly rather than ranking them in order (which would also be fine) it might be more insightful for the drafter to post something touching on their strategy and motivation behind the picks and then open it up to analysis and discussion.
I thought it'd be fun to just give them a playoff rotation and punt everything else
Yeah but Price sucks in postseason bro.
I've heard that.
Maybe we can sit him for April and October? Should still help us get there and then we can replace him in the rotation with 2008 ALCS MVP Matt Garza.
Maybe separate it out into 3 classes of organization. The upper, middle and lower in terms of resources since that really affected strategy.
That would work. Then we can rank by number.
Also would like to do everyone's top 5 or 10 picks by value.
I wonder if it would have been better to separate them into categories before the draft. I feel like it should be fairly obvious which teams fall into which category but some people might have differing opinions on this.
I'm good with whatever. I can do a little writeup summarizing each of my teams, my picks and my strategy (and how that strategy shifted based on other peoples' picks).