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2022 draft Day 3, rounds 11-20


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wouldn't mind nabbing Kirschsieper out of U of I

 

Some discussion on getting good defensive players who can hopefully learn to hit. Colby Shade out of Oregon may be that.

Since it seems they are targeting power, Nolan Schubert as a flyer HS would be interesting. He's huge, yankees should probably go after him:

HT: 6-6 | Wt: 210 | B-T: L-R
Commit/Drafted: Oklahoma State
Age At Draft: 18.1
Schubart is a physical, lefthanded hitting outfielder with significant power potential. Listed at 6-foot-6, 210 pounds, Schubart was one of the more impressive power bats at last summer’s Perfect Game National showcase. That power should continue to get louder as Schubart fully fills out a frame that has more room for strength, but it also comes with significant swing and miss. His bat path can get lengthy and while it is leveraged for power with uphill loft, it can get too steep at times as well. He’ll need to show power in-game, as he’s a definite corner outfield profile, with below-average running ability and average arm strength. Schubart is young for the class and could be a difficult sign away from Michigan.

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18 minutes ago, bmags said:

wouldn't mind nabbing Kirschsieper out of U of I

Kirsh is a thumber.  88-91 t92.  There's some deception but not enough.  The slider is fringe avg.  The change is avg but it doesn't work well off his fastball so he gives up a lot of hard contact.  The command is avg/above avg.  See him on the right day and you could walk away thinking he's a back of the rotation starter but he doesn't have enough of those days because there's so little margin for error without an out pitch. 

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1 minute ago, Harold's Leg Lift said:

Kirsh is a thumber.  88-91 t92.  There's some deception but not enough.  The slider is fringe avg.  The change is avg but it doesn't work well off his fastball so he gives up a lot of hard contact.  The command is avg/above avg.  See him on the right day and you could walk away thinking he's a back of the rotation starter but he doesn't have enough of those days because there's so little margin for error without an out pitch. 

But he's a lefty.

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13 minutes ago, DirtySox said:

Is this broadcast at all? Or a follow the draft tracker day?

Edit: Nevermind. MLB.com just made it difficult to find.

It's the big event of the summer! Also you can't find it because everything is still promoting the home run derby

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Just now, wegner said:

One of the guys with no picture on the tracker....what's that about?

he is not on ba500 or mlb 250, but he did hit pretty well as a 21 year old in ACC

.347/.425/.599 with 13 hrs. Transfer from SE louisiana

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I'd love to know what these draftsa re like in the room. I can't remember a draft where our best pick of day 3 was round 11. Does negotiating not begin in earnest until the first round starts? It's so weird. 

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1 minute ago, bmags said:

he is not on ba500 or mlb 250, but he did hit pretty well as a 21 year old in ACC

.347/.425/.599 with 13 hrs. Transfer from SE louisiana

I see he was also HBP 10 times....we need more OBP guys. :cool:

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