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Wow i didn't realize he was so ugly.

Well of course his baseball agent is going to say that lol.

Anddd BA top high school guys... ___ Bobby Witt Jr. SS Notes: School: Colleyville (Texas) Heritage HS Ht: 6-1 | Wt: 183 | B-T: R-R Commit: Oklahoma Scouting Report: A five-tool talent out of Texas and the son of a former 16-year major leaguer, Bobby Witt Jr. has an expansive toolset that includes plus power, speed, arm strength and defensive ability at shortstop. How high Witt Jr. goes in the draft next spring will depend on the conviction that scouts have in his hit tool, as evaluators have questions about the amount of swing-and-miss in his game after his performance this summer. Still, he hit massive home runs at multiple events this summer against top competition and routinely impacts the game defensively thanks to his elite hands, quick footwork and the ability to throw on the run and from multiple arm slots. Witt Jr. is committed to Oklahoma. ___ C.J. Abrams SS Notes: School: Blessed Trinity HS, Roswell, Ga. Ht: 6-2 | Wt: 185 | B-T: L-R Commit: Alabama Scouting Report: A speedy shortstop out of Georgia, Abrams has some of the best bat-to-ball skills of the 2019 class with a simple, clean stroke from the lefthanded batter’s box. He uses his elite contact ability and plus-plus speed to drive balls to both outfield gaps for extra-base hits, and he beats out infield singles by routinely posting 70-grade run times from home to first. Abrams has below-average raw power and rolls over on the ball at times, leading some scouts to question his future impact potential, but his defensive ability at shortstop is among the best in the class. He has a short arm action, quick hands and a fast exchange with excellent range, allowing his arm to play up. He also logged a few innings in center field this summer, where he chased down balls well. Abrams is committed to Alabama. ___ Riley Greene OF Notes: School: Hagerty HS, Oviedo, Fla. Ht: 6-2 | Wt: 197 | B-T: L-L Commit: Florida Scouting Report: An outfielder out of Florida, Greene is arguably the best overall hitter in the high school class. He entered the 2019 draft cycle as one of the most anticipated hitters, and he did nothing to dispel that status by performing in several events this summer, routinely squaring up the best pitchers in the class. Greene has a small hitch in his smooth, lefthanded swing, but he has more than enough bat speed to avoid it being a red flag. He has a patient approach and a great understanding of the strike zone, with solid power and a chance for more as he fills out his 6-foot-1, 192-pound frame. He likely fits best in a corner at the next level as a below-average runner with questionable jumps at times, but he has an accurate arm. He is committed to Florida. __ Brennan Malone RHP Notes: School: IMG Academy, Bradenton, Fla. Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 203 | B-T: R-R Commit: North Carolina Scouting Report: A 6-foot-3, 203-pound righthander, Malone put himself at the top of the high school pitching class thanks to an excellent package of starter traits, premium stuff and projection for more down the line. His fastball is among the best in the class, touching 97 mph and sitting in the low to mid-90s in short stints this summer. His quick and loose arm action, combined with a terrific frame, lead scouts to believe he will touch 100 mph at some point. Malone throws a slider and curveball that are presently inconsistent, but have shown flashes at times this summer. His low-80s slider is currently ahead of a mid- to upper-70s curveball, and he also throws a mid-80s changeup with solid arm speed. Malone transferred out of North Carolina and will play his final high school season at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. He’s committed to North Carolina. ___ Daniel Espino RHP Notes: School: Bulloch Academy, Statesboro, Ga. Ht: 6-0 | Wt: 196 | B-T: R-R Commit: Louisiana State Scouting Report: The Georgia righthander has the best present stuff of any pitcher in the high school class—with no exceptions. His fastball touched 100 mph this summer, and the pitch regularly sat in the 94-98 mph range in short stints. His mid-70s curveball is a plus pitch presently, with sharp, late break, and he also throws a slider in the low 80s with late life that could become another plus offering. Espino infrequently throws an 86-89 mph changeup that needs refinement. Born in Panama, Espino lacks the future projection of other arms in the class. Some scouts worry about the length to his arm action, but he has a strong lower half and gets off the mound with tremendous force, allowing others to worry less about the stress he’ll endure on his elbow and shoulder.

If anyone wants any BA scouting reports on the top guys just let me know! Here's a couple top college guys ______ Adley Rutschman Oregon State C Notes: Ht: 6-0 | Wt: 185 | B-T: B-R Commit/Drafted: Mariners '16 (40) Scouting Report: The consensus top college prospect, Rutschman led Oregon State to a College World Series title during his sophomore season while leading the Beavers in hitting. He then joined USA Baseball’s Collegiate National Team shortly after his college season and led all USA hitters in each triple slash category. Rutschman has been on scouts’ radars since he was in high school, where he had impressive raw power, touched 94 mph off the mound and was also an elite kicker—he served as the Beavers’ place kicker during his freshman season before turning his focus completely to baseball. After polishing his game in all facets in Corvallis, Rutschman has no holes in his game, with plus defensive tools ranging from receiving ability to a strong, accurate arm. He’s a plus hitter from both sides of the plate with a long track record of hitting, and he’s also a fierce leader on the field and the favorite to become the first overall pick next June. __ Andrew Vaughn California 1B Notes: Ht: 5-11 | Wt: 214 | B-T: R-R Commit/Drafted: Never Drafted Scouting Report: The 2018 Golden Spikes award winner, Vaughn put up one of the best offensive campaigns in Cal’s history, with a .402/.531/.819 slash line and 23 home runs—tying the Cal record previously set by Xavier Nady in 1999. He had a quiet summer with the Collegiate National Team, but scouts and coaches alike rave about Vaughn’s feel to hit, which is coupled with a preternatural feel for the strike zone and tremendous raw power. He’s walked 63 times compared to 42 strikeouts in two seasons with Cal, and he’s also a solid defender at first base. Vaughn should get drafted near the top of the first round as he is arguably the best all-around hitter in the 2019 draft class. ___ Shea Langeliers Baylor C Notes: Ht: 6-0 | Wt: 190 | B-T: R-R Commit/Drafted: Blue Jays '16 (34) Scouting Report: In a typical draft class, the Baylor backstop would be a safe bet as the top catcher in the class, but Langeliers has to deal with Rutschman ahead of him in the 2019 group. Still, Langeliers has a solid, all-around toolset with no weaknesses in his game aside from being a below-average runner—which is the least important tool for a pro catcher. He projects as a solid-average hitter with average power, and even more juice to the pull-side, with a strong defensive skill set behind the plate. Langeliers has above-average receiving and blocking ability as well as a strong, accurate arm, which he used to throw out almost 70 percent of basestealers last spring. ___ Graeme Stinson Duke LHP Notes: Ht: 6-5 | Wt: 250 | B-T: L-L Commit/Drafted: Never Drafted Scouting Report: A big, physical lefthander with tantalizing upside as a high schooler in the 2016 draft class, Stinson has steadily climbed closer and closer to his ceiling during his collegiate career. The 6-foot-5, 250-pound southpaw significantly lowered his walk rate from his freshman to sophomore season and also impressed scouts as the top arm on USA Baseball’s Collegiate National Team this summer. Armed with a plus fastball and slider—which some scouts label a grade higher at plus-plus—Stinson has the potential to be an innings-eating workhorse in the starting rotation. However, he’ll need to establish a track record of success as a starter next spring to convince scouts, as he’s pitched more frequently out of the bullpen to this point, and teams wonder about his athleticism and ability to repeat his delivery. He’s got some of the best stuff in the class and is trending in the right direction, but will need to put it all together during his junior season. ___ Josh Jung Texas Tech 3B Notes: Ht: 6-2 | Wt: 215 | B-T: R-R Commit/Drafted: Never Drafted Scouting Report: The Big 12 Freshman of the Year after a solid 2017 campaign with Texas Tech, Jung took a step forward during his sophomore season this spring, posting a .392/.491/.639 slash line and doubling his home run output from six to 12. A physical, 6-foot-2, 215-pound third baseman, Jung has a solid, backside-heavy approach at the plate with plenty of strength and bat speed. More power should come for him down the road as he learns how to pull the ball more aggressively, but for now Jung seems content to keep his hands inside the ball and drive it the other way. Defensively, opinions range from below-average to plus on Jung’s work at the hot corner, as he’s more capable coming in on balls than moving laterally. He has below-average quickness but solid hands and a strong arm.

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elite Ottawa out to a 1-0 early lead

Ketchup head

I wouldn't say "exactly as planned" They were suppose to stop infront of the rocks not swerve off the road, flip the car and die.

Stupid question. We obviously don't.

No, almost, i need to add up the last few winners. I'll finish it by end of 2019 for sure.

I'm going to finish the 2017 awards soon.

I'm pretty infuriated too fwiw

I find myself going less and less to FG's these days.

I think P2F will also vouch for The Athletic amazing resources for fantasy hockey. P2F Is always quoting Dom's projections to me when trying to convince me to sign off on a move. It can be get annoying but Dom is truly a brilliant fantasy hockey mind

Both P2F and I do and yeah it's good.

I actually considered it but wasn't sure how you would feel about it.

on it

I hope so! For "my agent information" I put my mom's name and phone number. It would make my year if they called her

Google XFL careers and it takes about 7 Min's to fill out an application. JFL19 has officially applied to be a professional football player. Everyone cross their fingers for me that I get the position!

Nice! Where do I sign up to play?

dammit, i thought i had done something good for once

Is my latest pick up legal? I find it surprising he's available

They may be heating up but they're not as hot as Elias Pettersson okok i'll stop now.

He's alright but he's no Jeff Skinner.

Spanky is going to get the beatdown from Two Guys One Cup this week.