It is deep, not great.
This is what I was reading: http://www.baseballamerica.com/college/ask-ba-mix-go-1-2016-draft/
"There is no clear, slam-dunk top draft prospect like there was when Stephen Strasburg or Bryce Harper were readying for their final amateur seasons.
There’s not really even someone such as lefthander Carlos Rodon, who was putting a stamp on the top of the draft two summers ago with a dominating outing against the Cuban National Team."
We do have a few candidates that we can pick from, but it seems no elite talent.
[video=youtube;XsIszQ1zMAc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsIszQ1zMAc[/video]
I hope we don't get hot and screw this up. I'd hate to have suffered through this season for nothing.
It is deep, not great.
This is what I was reading: http://www.baseballamerica.com/college/ask-ba-mix-go-1-2016-draft/
"There is no clear, slam-dunk top draft prospect like there was when Stephen Strasburg or Bryce Harper were readying for their final amateur seasons.
There’s not really even someone such as lefthander Carlos Rodon, who was putting a stamp on the top of the draft two summers ago with a dominating outing against the Cuban National Team."
We do have a few candidates that we can pick from, but it seems no elite talent.
Why does it matter at this point? If the current Hart was in charge in 1990 Van Poppel would have been the guy. Then again, probably not, as I don't believe he had Tommy John yet....so he'd probably just forfeit the pick to acquire a 60 year old Cuban who no one has ever seen before.
Considering that John Hart actually listens to his scouts, there is very little doubt that Chipper Jones would have still been the pick, and the Braves will make another great pick in the 2016 draft whether they pick 1st or 5th. Unlike Frank Wren, who will let his brother convince him to take some obscure player from a Division 3 school.
The Braves have done a great job lately. They have only disappointed me once in the last 18 games.