Santa Fe Blaze Needs from the draft: 1B, LF/RF, C
1 | 22 | SP | 19 | JC | --- | --- | Probably will not sign, Richard is a decent tandem starter with 3 great pitchers and 1 above average. He has the control to be very good in Ryan. Seeks 5M so why not go for it. | |
2 | 73 | SP | 21 | COL | --- | --- | Solid middle rotation guy with 3 plus pitches, Good control and stamina and at 21 he has the makeup to maybe exceed expectations. This guy is a good surprise with the right coaching and patience | |
3 | 105 | SP | 19 | JC | --- | --- | Career Minor Leaguer, no control and poor splits is all I see. | |
4 | 137 | RP | 22 | COL | --- | --- | Hollins gets a DITR for his Splits and he's an all-star 10 times over. Incredible pitches and control mixed with solid Bullpen stats. | |
5 | 169 | RP | 21 | COL | --- | --- | Middle of the road reliever he might make the league a journeyman with average splits and pitches, nothing about him screams staying power in Ryan. |
Summary: The Blaze went after pitching and took a big risk in the 1st round in Richards. If they sign him it will be costly, but they can't afford to not try, just in case. Taylor is a solid 2nd rounder and adds depth. Hollins get a split adjustment and he is a monster. Keep your fingers crossed for that.
Grade: C+
Florida Sting Rays Needs from the draft: C, SP, 3B
1 | 10 | SP | 21 | COL | MILB | $3,160K | Solid future ace for the Florida Rays. Lopez has the right splits, control and 4 great pitches. His low velocity and pension for the fly ball will be his biggest limitations, but overall who wouldn't want him on their farm right now. | |
2 | 62 | SP | 19 | JC | MILB | $550K | fireballer who has huge struggles versus right handers. Dixon does have 4 quality pitches and above average control to work with. | |
3 | 94 | SP | 19 | JC | MILB | $425K | Barney Smith has a zero fielding does that mean he runs from the ball? As for his pitching good splits average control and stamina and 2 very competitive pitches should get him some Ml time in the future. | |
4 | 126 | SP | 21 | COL | --- | --- | Good control but piss poor makeup probably explains why he went to Central Michigan University. Sign him if you must but he is a career AAA guy. | |
5 | 158 | SP | 21 | COL | MILB | $250K | Burba will be dominating up through AA. |
Summary: Targeted pitching and got a few solid arms Lopez is a #1 guy for the future Florida has to be ecstatic about that. Dixon is flawed but still has value; Florida has starter worse in the past. Smith also has the skill to get Ml Time. Any time you can get 3 potential guys in the 1st few rounds you have to be happy
Grade: A-
SAN ANTONIO ALAMOS Needs from the draft: RF, RP, SP
1 | 19 | SP | 22 | COL | --- | --- | borderline pitching ace, he has the pitches and control, but just misses on ace quality splits, Heck he still is a top flight starter and a proud addition to anyone' Pitching staff. At 22 he is not far off either. | |
2 | 70 | SS | 19 | JC | --- | --- | Major Signing issues on a defensive superstar. He does all the tools in the field and an average bat to boot, if they get him to sign he has definite potential in the Bigs | |
3 | 102 | RF | 18 | HS | --- | --- | Good splits and batting eye, but overall not a great hitter, Rollins would probable make it to AAA before fizzling out. | |
4 | 134 | CF | 22 | COL | --- | --- | average bat with a little power, Seguignol will be better suited out of CF, he has speed, but it is discounted with poor base running | |
5 | 166 | LF | 18 | HS | --- | --- | Like almost the entire 5th round he's fast with good contact but other than that he's pretty throw away |
Summary: Perez adds a needed pitcher to the farm, but outside of him the Alamos did not draw to much other talent. If they sign Kennedy they add a quality defender with a decent bat.
Grade: C
Richmond Revolution
Needs from the draft: CF, RP, BEST
1 | 9 | SP | 18 | HS | --- | --- | Dominant ace to be. Ace quality splits, control and 3 plus pitches. Azocar does not have the best velocity so he won't strikeout a ton, but he has a pitching knack that no one would pass up. | |
2 | 61 | SS | 18 | HS | --- | --- | Defensive and speed guru, Arroyo offers very little at the plate. If you can hide his bat in a lineup you might find a good use for his glove. He is a late inning replacement at worse. | |
3 | 93 | RP | 19 | JC | --- | --- | Solid 3 pitch reliever with plus split and good control, his velocity is down along with his durability. With this he falls to the 3rd round. | |
4 | 125 | P | 19 | JC | --- | --- | average pitches and even more average splits will limit whatever roll Rollie finds himself in. | |
5 | 157 | P | 18 | HS | --- | --- | Killer slider/changeup in his tool bag, but average splits and durability might limit anyone's chance to see it outside of minor league ball. |
Summary: Azocar is an Ace. Arroyo and Floyd are major leaguers to be. Excellent draft for Richmond as they added good depth to the farm this season.
Grade: A
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