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Looking at that stat sheet reminds me how position player heavy the draft was. They didn't select a single pitcher until the eighth round and 10 out of their first 12 picks were position players. Elias either has a lot of faith in the young pitchers already in the organization or he was really down on the current minor league position players in the system or maybe both. 

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40 minutes ago, TINSTAAPP said:

Looking at that stat sheet reminds me how position player heavy the draft was. They didn't select a single pitcher until the eighth round and 10 out of their first 12 picks were position players. Elias either has a lot of faith in the young pitchers already in the organization or he was really down on the current minor league position players in the system or maybe both. 

I think both, plus he said they had a pitcher-heavy class coming in the J2 class.   

Despite waiting a long time before picking any pitchers, the ones he picked are doing very well for the most part.   

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20 hours ago, Frobby said:

I think both, plus he said they had a pitcher-heavy class coming in the J2 class.   

Despite waiting a long time before picking any pitchers, the ones he picked are doing very well for the most part.   

Speaking of the J2 class... did we ever have a thread here in the Minors forum? I looked and can't find one.

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2 hours ago, Greg Pappas said:

Speaking of the J2 class... did we ever have a thread here in the Minors forum? I looked and can't find one.

Probably most of the discussion on this board is in the DSL O’s thread.    There were a couple of threads on the main board.   

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