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  1. Should tweet this and maybe they'll sponsor the pod
  2. You will always be wrong on Anthony Alford. He's on the 40 man, has had a cup of coffee at the MLB level and still holds a small chance of major league career. Having such a player ranked outside of your organizational top 100 will forever be an egregious omission. Blindly stating that the Jays should use their top 5 picks on pitching is pretty dumb. They should and are using their draft pool and available talent to draft who they feel are the best prospects available at each spot. Obviously they are not completely disregarding bats as no one does that and they were reported to be attached to several. It's all circumstantial, they surely had bats ranked ahead of Manoah who didn't happen to fall. Either way, two very intriguing arms added to the farm.
  3. Just noticed that former Jays prospect Ryan McBroom is having an excellent AAA season https://www.fangraphs.com/statss.aspx?playerid=sa738641&position=1B
  4. Andrew Dahlquist seems really interesting on the HS pitching side
  5. If we continue to go pitching, Hunter Brown seems interesting. Mechanics look very free and easy
  6. He'd be a good pick at this point I'd think. Will Robertson seems to have some easy power. At some point we need to take Jake Sandford, tons of pop and comes from the same town as Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon so obviously destined for greatness.
  7. College bat underslot, I'll pick one here shortly
  8. 1pm seems like a late start to day 2, get that s*** moving
  9. I generally prefer drafting bats early but these both seem like very intriguing arms.
  10. https://www.mlb.com/amp/cut4/2019-mlb-draft-s-best-names.html
  11. Only 20 more picks, it could happen! But yeah I was more thinking of him as a potential Groshans style 1st rounder
  12. There was a HS bat who I asked for a BA report on in the other thread, would have to look. Edit - Gunnar Henderson
  13. They should take your two way guy just to confirm that his first two options are baseball.
  14. I believe in you.
  15. I was going to suggest this, I'd tune in tonight
  16. You should make a GDT
  17. https://www.bluejaysmessageboard.com/members/37-Jimcanuck
  18. From Sportsnet draft primer- TOP CANADIAN DRAFT PROSPECTS Dasan Brown (Oakville, Ont) Some scouts have given Brown’s speed an 80 on the 20-80 scouting scale, so it’s possible he’ll go within the first two rounds. Brown now plays outfield for the Canadian Jr. National Team, but has committed to Texas A&M for college. Jake Sanford (Cole Harbour, N.S.) With a .398 average and .483 on-base percentage, Sanford has excelled at the plate for Western Kentucky University. The outfielder has 20 doubles and 22 home runs through 56 games, reinforcing his status as a bat to watch. Josh Burgmann (Nanaimo, B.C.) The right-hander has impressed in 79 innings at the University of Washington, posting a 3.99 ERA with 101 strikeouts compared to 22 walks. Edouard Julien (Québec, QC) Two years ago the Phillies took Julien in the 37th round. This time, he has a chance to go much higher. The infielder has a .371 on-base percentage and eight home runs at Auburn, where he’s a draft-eligible sophomore.
  19. You spend more time reading and posting about the LoD than several of the owners.
  20. Like I said, reciprocated with good nature only to have you react like a complete oversensitive pussy in response. Pretty disappointing.
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