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2023 15th Round Pick (#451): Qrey Lott - OF - (HS) Lowndes HS (GA)


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On 6/9/2024 at 1:13 PM, RZNJ said:

We can offer more than 225K.  Anything over that figure counts against this year’s pool.

If that is the only penalty, then if we like him, why not?  I believe we drafted Fabian after he didn’t sign with the Red Sox the previous year, and gave him 300k. 

If we like Lott, then we can find the savings somewhere else in the draft. 

We’re going to be picking late in the next several drafts. I believe this is viewed as a weaker draft. That was one of the reasons we came off the pick for Burnes. So I say sign him. 

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3 minutes ago, sportsfan8703 said:

If that is the only penalty, then if we like him, why not?  I believe we drafted Fabian after he didn’t sign with the Red Sox the previous year, and gave him 300k. 

If we like Lott, then we can find the savings somewhere else in the draft. 

We’re going to be picking late in the next several drafts. I believe this is viewed as a weaker draft. That was one of the reasons we came off the pick for Burnes. So I say sign him. 

I guess it comes down to how much they like him and if they can agree on a dollar figure.  Someone said he was going to be in the mlb draft league but I didn’t see him listed on any rosters.

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22 minutes ago, sportsfan8703 said:

If that is the only penalty, then if we like him, why not?  I believe we drafted Fabian after he didn’t sign with the Red Sox the previous year, and gave him 300k. 

If we like Lott, then we can find the savings somewhere else in the draft. 

We’re going to be picking late in the next several drafts. I believe this is viewed as a weaker draft. That was one of the reasons we came off the pick for Burnes. So I say sign him. 

Small correction: Fabian received slot at pick 2b ($1,026,300)  https://forum.orioleshangout.com/topic/45160-2022-draft-tracker/. I believe the year the Red Sox picked him one ahead of the O's, the rumor was the O's were going to offer $3M. The Sox were offering slot, way less.

 

I concur w/ the rest.

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