GeorgiaPeach

Boxy already made the first pick, correct?

Ehhh f*** it. I drop Junior Fernandez, Josh Lowe & Lucius Fox.

Pick #24 should be good for me with the Ortiz promotion

Looking to move Lucius Fox + 2nd round waiver slot for a 1st round waiver slot

Can you take pick #44 off my list. ISO has it listed on his list as well now

Luis Ortiz promoted to Yahoo roster

Such a bike

You need to make moves or you lose assets mate.

If guys are clearly committed to going to college, what's the point of drafting them? It happens every year and every team does it.

Maybe they were happy they drafted a guy that gets to play college football with his brother

If someone could process this trade between Me So Horny & I Grossman & Pick #44 for Pick #27

Anyone looking to upgrade their picks? I'm looking to trade down.

Garrett Mitchell #54 to the A's

Brody Rodning #484 on BA's Top 500 A high school three-sport star (basketball, football and baseball), Rodning pitched his way into the Minnesota State rotation as a freshman and has been a fixture there ever since. Rodning lost his mother Tiffany to colon cancer during the season. The day after she passed, he threw a complete-game shutout, dedicating the game to his mother. He followed it up with seven shutout innings the next week as well. While he's been a starter for the Mavericks, the 6-foot-1 lefty projects as a lefty specialist at the next level. He generates deception with a cross-fire delivery that makes it hard for lefthanded hitters to pick up his 88-91 mph fastball, which he can run up to 93 at times. He mixes in a slider and curve but both are slurvy and need refinement, as does his changeup.

Donnie Sellers #260 on BA's Top 500 Wake Forest recruited the High Point, N.C., native as an outfielder, but when Sellers broke his wrist in his freshman fall and couldn't hit, the Demon Deacons decided to take advantage of his arm strength and use him out of the bullpen. Sellers spent his freshman and sophomore years in that role, developing into an effective late-inning option his sophomore year. This spring, Wake Forest plugged Sellers into the weekend rotation, where he got off to a strong start before running into inconsistency. Sellers has gone 3-5 with a 4.34 ERA in his first full year of starting, showing flashes of dominance at times. Sellers can touch as high as 96 mph with plus running movement, but his fastball lives more comfortably at 90-92. He added a low-80s changeup to his repertoire coming into the spring to prepare for multiple trips through batting orders, and the pitch has average potential. Though inconsistent, Seller's slider can show hard and tight break and be a swing-and-miss pitch when it's on. A true athlete, Sellers has appeared in the outfield for Wake Forest when needed. He has a slight crouch to his delivery—much like the pitchers at Virginia generally use—and uses his legs well. Sellers has learned to pitch this year as opposed to just throwing, but his stuff still does play up in shorter stints. To maximize his effectiveness, Sellers best projects as a reliever at the next level.

One of: SP Junior Fernandez STL SS Lucius Fox TB CF Josh Lowe TB + one pick of 38, 40( or 44 for a 1st round pick PM me or email me

When does the Official Draft Clock start?

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Kolby Allard promoted to Yahoo roster

I'm cutting Kohl Stewart. Honeywell promoted. More moves to happen.

Looking to move Picks for pick upgrades or: #38 for 2018 1st/2nd round #40( for 2018 1st/2nd round #44 for 2018 2nd round #104 for 2018 4th round CC Sabathia for a pick upgrade Robbie Grossman for a pick upgrade

Sabathia on the block. Looking for a pick

Who was the better player Prince Fielder or Gabe Kapler?

Can a Commish process on Yahoo. I'm promoting Albies to make room for Barreto.

I confirm