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  1. http://www.pacersports.com/sports/bsb/2013-14/photos/Metzler_Action04.jpg
  2. 2013: round Brentz 11th (signed 700K) Lauer 17th Tewes 22th Tellez 30th (Signed 850K) Sawyer 34th
  3. 1-3: Talented guys 4-10: s*** guys to save money 11-40: s*** guys + Some talented expensive guy.
  4. Justin Shafer http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_TKMDKDvl7rg/TDR2_GBCtPI/AAAAAAAAMUI/Ak__dqjlnNo/s320/Mets+-+Justin+Schafer.jpg
  5. Porno mustache (Walk-up song: “Birds Flying High” by DoughBoy) http://mustangdaily.net/media/2014/03/IMG_0341-580x386.jpg
  6. Give the Kid his thousand dollars ALA Pillar. Kulfus-lite
  7. Gray Huffman LHP http://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com/mrt.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/f/91/f913063b-0e01-5c06-b976-ef59af34eea6/52e935e06e103.preview-300.jpg
  8. Lane Thomas OF http://332b71db85586c638269-7b3e649a230e2ba2cff912d8af17e0b5.r41.cf1.rackcdn.com/486166.jpg Thomas has shown good tools across the board this spring. At the plate, Thomas has a quick bat and an advanced approach and has shown the ability to make hard contact consistently. He also has developing power and should grow into more as he matures. Defensively, Thomas has good range in the outfield due to above-average speed and also has a solid arm. Thomas also has great instincts on the basepaths and should be able to steal a decent number of bases in pro ball. Scouts love his makeup and believe that he should improve even more as he physically matures.
  9. Arencibia - out (Thanks god) dArnaud - out Perez - out Jimenez - can't hit or stay healthy
  10. Matt Morgan (Afro Catcher) http://332b71db85586c638269-7b3e649a230e2ba2cff912d8af17e0b5.r41.cf1.rackcdn.com/435645.jpg Rank: 126Thorsby HS (Ala.), SeniorHeight: 6'1", Weight: 190Position: CDOB: 1/27/1996Bats: R, Throws: RCommitment: AlabamaScouting Grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 45 | Run: 20 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 45 No Alabama high school catcher has gone in the first five rounds of the Draft since the Mets took Craig Brazell in the fifth round in 1998. Brazell played only briefly in the Major Leagues, while Morgan has enough promise offensively and defensively to project as a possible regular. Unlike many of the top catching prospects in the 2014 Draft, Morgan creates little doubt that he'll be able to stay behind the plate. He has solid arm strength, receives the ball well and is an agile defender. Scouts give him high marks for his leadership skills and competitiveness, as well. Morgan also can do some damage with his bat. He gets good extension with his right-handed swing and will develop more power once he learns to turn on pitches more frequently. For now, he's content to use a gap-to-gap approach that shows good maturity for a high school hitter.
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