Or you can draft a college pitcher that got abused by his coaches and ends up with a sore arm.
Or you can draft a toolsy HS position player and he ends up not hitting.
Or you can draft a sure fire can't miss college 1B/DH 1-1 and then end up having to send him down in his third season because somehow he can't hit.
There is risk with all draft picks.
They need to figure out the magic number right? How many innings did Means get out of his new ligament? Digging through sheep guts would seem to be as effective a means of prognostication as whatever the O's used.
Not sure what you mean?
Hardly anyone hits for a high average these days.
The way I see it two out of 38 seems pretty average,
It's not an area of weakness compared to other teams.