Deester11
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I can even admit this draft looks much different. Lots of upside. Time will tell but I like the shift for this draft.lol... I almost feel I have to keep it up for Mstate's sake..
I can even admit this draft looks much different. Lots of upside. Time will tell but I like the shift for this draft.lol... I almost feel I have to keep it up for Mstate's sake..
Matt Powers who is one of my favorite Braves draft follows really likes himOnly thing I see from Williams ECU page is a fair amount of power but he hit less than .300 his junior year. I know batting average can be overblown as a value, but I think a college hitter should clear the .300 threshold to be considered a true prospect. Now watch him prove me wrong.
Dixon Williams' ECU Page
Dixon Williams' Baseball Reference Page
No one knows. Baseball draft is the most random of all drafts. You often don't know where the high school guys are in their stage of physical development or their level of competition (although that has evened out in the showcase era). Don't know on college guys either.I do t really get how people look at some names and stats and positions and decide they love or hate a draft.
I look at a bunch of smaller college middle infielders and at baseline am unenthusiastic but who the hell the knows?
That’s why I’m more interested in gauging the overall strategy. But I do think the FSU SS was a bit of a coup, based on his college production (and his winning the baseball equivalent of the Heisman doesn’t hurt).I do t really get how people look at some names and stats and positions and decide they love or hate a draft.
I look at a bunch of smaller college middle infielders and at baseline am unenthusiastic but who the hell the knows?
AhhhhhSaw one article that said AA passed on Aloy because of Boras.
From MLB.com:
Elite slider but needs to switch FBs. Seems like a typical Braves project with perceived high reliever-risk.Royse earned the first NCAA postseason victory in Texas-San Antonio history, beating Kansas State in the regional opener to start the Roadrunners' surprise run to the super regionals. His wicked upper-80s slider grades as a plus pitch, while his four-seam fastball operates at 93-95 mph and touches 97. He maintains the velocity on his heater deep into starts, but it's hittable because it lacks life. He may be better off using more of a two-seamer in pro ball, where he could wind up as a reliever.
First senior-sign. They may finish out with two more.Round 8, Pick 247:
Carter Lovasz, RHP - William & Mary
That's what I'm thinking. There still quite a few top 250 rated kids out there that maybe the Braves can steal 1-2 more of them in Rounds 11-14.First senior-sign. They may finish out with two more.
That's probably why he fell to where he did. Boras gets people paid but a lot of people would rather not deal with you bc of him.Saw one article that said AA passed on Aloy because of Boras.