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https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/how-the-nationals-lost-the-no-1-pick-in-2024-mlb-draft/ So the Nationals’ number combinations were still able to be selected, but if they were, MLB would have a do-over. The Nationals’ combo of 3-9-11-13 came up the first time MLB selected, so there was a do-over. The Guardians won that second drawing to land the first pick. Then the Nationals won again, so there had to be a second do-over. This happened last year as well. The Nationals won the No. 2 pick, but then also were selected when drawing for the fifth pick, which led to a do-over that gave the Twins a chance to win the fifth pick. The Nationals haven’t had a winning record since they won the World Series in 2019. But when it comes to having their name called in the draft lottery, they reign supreme. -
I wish you’d put your finger on it because that would both be interesting and refresh my memory.
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By Moose Milligan · Posted
So then this would be kind of the opposite of being on the OD roster. Elias says he’s got a shot at the OD roster but of course he’s going to say that. He wouldn’t NOT say that. -
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Why would Hall be in AAA? I think the odds are strongly against that. I also feel pretty strongly that Ortiz is either on the 26 man or traded.
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By Billy F-Face3 · Posted
Everybody expected the Dodgers to the be the most logical team for Ohtani, but this might throw a wrench into him signing. He might turn away for a lack of trust.
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