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2 minutes ago, glenn__davis said:

I'm hoping for Jack Kochnaowicz just to hear Gary Thorne say his name.

(1/3) Best available for Day 2 of the #MLBDraft ( ranking): 1. Matthew Allen, RHP, Seminole (FL)(#17) 2. Noah Song, RHP, Navy (#19) 3. Tyler Callihan, 3B/C/1B, Providence (FL)(#20) 4. Jack Leiter, RHP, Delbarton (NJ)(#27) 5. Maurice Hampton, OF, Memphis Univ. HS (#47)
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(cont.)(2/3) 6. Graeme Stinson, LHP, Duke (#49) 7. Spencer Jones, LHP/1B, La Costa Canyon (CA)(#50) 8. Jerrion Ealy, OF, Jackson Prep (MS)(#52) 9. Bryce Osmond, RHP, Jenks (OK)(#54) 10. Jack Kochanowicz, RHP, Harriton (PA)(#56)
 
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(3/3) 11. Brooks Lee, SS, San Luis Obispo (CA)(#57) 12. Hunter Barco, LHP, The Bolles (FL)(#60) 13. Erik Miller, LHP, Stanford (#61) 14. Ricky DeVito, RHP, Seton Hall (#63) 15. Ivan Johnson, 2B/INF, Chipola JC (FL)(#67)
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12 hours ago, fansince1988 said:

I've been waiting for this draft day for over a year. We went with the consensus number one, so I'm happy. I haven't been this excited about the Orioles since the 2016 wild card game, almost three years ago.

It does look like that they got the cornerpiece of their rebuild. The media at least is all over this.

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43 minutes ago, Frobby said:

Elias said they would go best player available all day today, even if that meant not picking any pitchers, though he does expect to pick some.   https://www.masnsports.com/steve-melewski/2019/06/mike-elias-on-day-one-and-the-os-first-three-draft-picks.html

I assume Elias means best player available that is willing to sign. I cant see anyway possible that we take Allen or Leiter, because they will definitely command overslot money. 

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RANK Name Position SCHOOL COMMITMENT (If HS)
16 Matthew Allan RHP
Seminole HS, Sanford, Fla.
Florida
21 Jack Leiter RHP
Delbarton HS, Morristown, N.J.
Vanderbilt
32 Hunter Barco LHP
Bolles HS, Jacksonville
Florida
35 Maurice Hampton OF
Memphis University HS
LSU
37 Tyler Callihan 3B
Providence HS, Jacksonville
South Carolina
38 Brooks Lee SS
San Luis Obispo (Calif.) HS
Cal Poly
41 Bryce Osmond RHP Jenks (Okla.) HS Oklahoma State
57 Ryan Zeferjahn RHP
Kansas
 
60 Evan Fitterer RHP
Aliso Niguel HS, Aliso Viejo, Calif.
UCLA
61 Jack Kochnaowicz RHP
Harriton HS, Rosemont, Pa.
Virginia
62 Jerrion Ealy OF
Jackson (Miss.) Prep HS
Ole Miss
65 Noah Song RHP Navy  
66 Ethan Hearn C
Mobile (Ala.) Christian HS
Mississippi State
67 Andrew Dalquist RHP
Redondo Union HS, Redondo Beach, Calif.
Arizona
69 Riley Cornelio RHP
Pine Creek HS, Colorado Springs
TCU

 

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4 minutes ago, RZNJ said:

By the way, I watched a lot of the draft show. Just my opinion but I wasn't impressed with Witt's video or his physique.  Abrams looked like a slap hitter.  Vaughn's swing was impressive but he's one dimensional.  I think, far and away, we got the best player.

I think what was shown makes those points. I'm happy with the choice. 

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Most of the prep names that look like amazing value here are simply unsignable at this point.

0%

Hampton

Leiter

Lee

10% but not sure if the O’s could swing it considering Henderson is probably overslot to some degree.

Allan

Jones

Barco

Osmond

 

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4 minutes ago, Luke-OH said:

Most of the prep names that look like amazing value here are simply unsignable at this point.

0%

Hampton

Leiter

Lee

10% but not sure if the O’s could swing it considering Henderson is probably overslot to some degree.

Allan

Jones

Barco

Osmond

 

I heard that Allan is a Boras client. So, probably not going to be anywhere near his ballpark, no?

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35 minutes ago, Luke-OH said:

Most of the prep names that look like amazing value here are simply unsignable at this point.

0%

Hampton

Leiter

Lee

10% but not sure if the O’s could swing it considering Henderson is probably overslot to some degree.

Allan

Jones

Barco

Osmond

 

You mentioned Dalquist as a pontential signability issue guy before but not here.  Is he more of a 50/50 guy?  Or did you just skip him.

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Would Noah Song be a good value pick in the 3rd round? Save money as he is a senior, and his value may be even lower with the 2 years of required military service.  Develop him as a reliever when he begins his career in two years.   This way he could move faster and jump right into the action right around the time we are starting to win again. We can use that saved money try to sign another HS talent

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33 minutes ago, Cy Bundy said:

Gets some movement on the fb & the hook is nasty, looks like he could be the best pitcher (perhaps top 2) in mlb history if he has Adley calling games. 

 

 

that is an easy looking arm.  I like that.  His mechanics could be cleaned up a little, but he's still throwing easy gas.

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46 minutes ago, jerios55 said:

You mentioned Dalquist as a pontential signability issue guy before but not here.  Is he more of a 50/50 guy?  Or did you just skip him.

He’s going to be overslot here, but I think he’s signable if you can find the money and shouldn’t be quite as pricey as the guys I list.

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