Is ESPN televising the draft?
Is ESPN televising the draft?
Blue Jays need to restock the pitching. After trading all the farm arms last year I'm guessing they've got ball boys and ushers pitching in the low minors this year.
Was this posted yet? I'm guessing he meant to put 1B/DH for A-Rod.
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I want a good guys team
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Blue Jays need to restock the pitching. After trading all the farm arms last year I'm guessing they've got ball boys and ushers pitching in the low minors this year.
How do I watch?
Tonight: Coverage begins with the Draft preview show on MLB Network and MLB.com at 6 p.m. ET. Live Draft coverage from MLB Network's Studio 42 begins at 7 p.m., with the top 77 picks broadcast on MLB Network and streamed on MLB.com.
Friday: MLB.com's exclusive coverage of Day 2 begins with a live Draft show at 12:30 p.m. and takes you through Rounds 3-10 with live analysis from Jim Callis, Jonathan Mayo and former Major League general manager Jim Duquette.
Saturday: Exclusive coverage of Day 3 begins at noon on MLB.com and takes you through the end of the Draft.
I want a good guys team
1B: Matt Adams
2B: Matt Carpenter
3B: Jhonny Peralta
SS: Aledmys Diaz
LF: Matt Holiday
CF: Randal Grichuk
RF: Stephen Piscotty
C: Yadier Molina
P: Adam Wainwright
Ken Griffey Jr.'s scouting report, from The Players Tribune:
1B: Matt Adams
2B: Matt Carpenter
3B: Jhonny Peralta
SS: Aledmys Diaz
LF: Matt Holiday
CF: Randal Grichuk
RF: Stephen Piscotty
C: Yadier Molina
P: Adam Wainwright
Hey guys, remember that time when Manny Machado tried to start a fight with Josh Donaldson over...getting tagged out at third? I do.
Poor guy is always dragged into this shit!
I wonder what ARod's scouting report said about his thighs and buttocks.
Savage.
White Sox signed Morneau. Look, he's probably washed up but seeing him in a White Sox uniform is more than I can handle. Vomit.
The White Sox have designated right-hander Mat Latos for assignment, according to Dan Hayes of CSN Chicago (Twitter link). Hayes tweets that Latos roster spot will go to 2013 second-round pick Tyler Danish a 21-year-old right-hander with a 4.42 ERA, 5.6 K/9 and 1.9 BB/9 in 75 1/3 innings (12 starts) for Double-A Birmingham this season.
White Sox signed Morneau. Look, he's probably washed up but seeing him in a White Sox uniform is more than I can handle. Vomit.
they also did
clubhouse cancer now gone, time to resurge.
I imagine danish is going to take over long relief and the rotation will be sale, quintana, rodon, gonzo, shields.
Morneau likely won't amount to much then a low risk signing that doesn't pan out, but it doesn't hurt to at least kick the tires there.
Savage.
Pretty desperate when they have to sign him.
Bring up Tim Anderson already and might as well just throw Davidson in there as well. If they are not going to really go all in just do something. Whatever happened to Courtney Hawkins? He just end up sucking that bad?
Birdie and his banana move. Deadly!!Carlos Correa turned his ankle stretching for the bag at 1st.
Somebody shoot me.
Updated: 4:01 p.m. with six pick tweaks.
Here’s an updated mock in a year where everything is still very fluid, just three hours before commissioner Rob Manfred announces the first pick. Mickey Moniak jumped to the top of our mock on May 27 and he remains there on draft day.
1. PHILLIES: Mickey Moniak, of
2. REDS: Nick Senzel, 3b. Don’t sell Senzel short; he’s a plus runner and basestealer who can really hit, with plenty of track record. He’s no Joe Randa, in other words.
3. BRAVES: Kyle Lewis, of. The Braves are debating Lewis and Corey Ray as the college outfielders in play at No. 3, with Ian Anderson set up for their second pick. Give the Georgia outfielder the edge but don’t rule out Blake Rutherford.
4. ROCKIES: Riley Pint, rhp. The Rockies have a big bonus pool and need to grow their own pitching staff.
5. BREWERS: Corey Ray, of. Milwaukee also is Moniak’s floor.
Read more at http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/mock-draft-5-2-moniak-remains-top/#8ucBypSIeWoCXeox.99
BA latest and probably last mock
edit: Keith Law's mock has Lewis to the braves. MLB.com, consensus is Ray.
who really doesn't sound all that promising and is years away from being relevant.
I was just thinking he would get back here somehow. Sucks about 3am though.Wait! Cubs got Chris Coghlan back?
The band is getting back together.
LaStella is going on the DL?
Birdie and his banana move. Deadly!!
Welp another casualty to my team
I have seen a lot of different prospects we could be taking at 1 overall. At this point I will just say cool to whoever we pick and hope he pans out
Manny got 4 games for charging mound. Yorando got 9 games and a fine.
Man, Ozzie got clocked in that.
Baseball America final mock draft
http://www.baseballamerica.com/draft/mock-draft-5-2-moniak-remains-top/
Good to hear. He probably needs some rest anyway. His stats has been meh this weekX-Rays negative, thankfully. No DL. Most likely won't play tomorrow though.
Eh, drafting a "professional reliever" with the 11th pick... :
Lotta mocks also have us taking Dunn, not sure how I feel about that either
sounds like Ian Anderson at 3. they must have a pretty big guarrentee that someone might fall.Hyyyyyypppppeeeeed
Scouting Report:
Anderson's prospect balloon started to inflate in the summer prior to his junior year, when he showed off his lanky, projectable frame at the Metropolitan Baseball Classic. Then, during his junior year, Anderson pitched against 2015 first-round pick Garrett Whitley. Anderson went on to become a regular on the showcase circuit. The wiry Vanderbilt signee showed a promising fastball in the summer, regularly sitting 89-93 and bumping 94. In the spring, Anderson's velocity peaked even higher early in the season, reaching as high as 96 mph. The righthander complements his fastball with a late-breaking curveball in the upper 70s, which grades out as an above-average pitch, and a devastating mid-80s changeup, which garners plus grades from scouts. Anderson throws all three pitches from an identical release point, making his pitches difficult for hitters to identify. Anderson added a little bit of weight to his 6-foot-4, 180-pound frame over the winter, but scouts are dreaming on him continuing to get stronger, wondering just how high his ceiling could be if he can add more strength. Anderson has battled pneumonia and an upper body injury this spring, but he's shown enough at this point to put himself firmly in the first round, and he could go as high as the top five if he proves himself to be healthy over the final weeks of the season.