Spanky__99

Sounds awesome, thanks mate.

I don't think the Jays could afford those guys in their budget, saving money would be optimal.

I see, so he has command issues, not that big a deal when he has a front of the rotation arm at such a young age.

STL get Winn...

Mets get Ginn.

lol

How come?

Sure as f*** better be after that shitshow prior, I kid, I've been a Pirate fan since I started following baseball, great additions.

He's no Jeff Hoffman, lol.

Pirates killing it!!!

CJ Van Eyk A high school pitcher in Florida who was on the rise in 2017, Van Eyk missed a chunk of his senior year with arm soreness that all but cemented he'd be heading to Florida State instead of signing. After spending his freshman year pitching out of the bullpen, he made a smooth transition to the Seminoles' rotation as a sophomore and is now near the top of a solid crop of college pitchers in the Sunshine State eligible for the 2020 Draft. Van Eyk has a solid three-pitch mix that he knows how to use extremely well. He's been up to 95 mph, usually working in the 93-94 mph range, with his fastball and commands it well to both sides of the plate. He really knows how to spin his curveball, a breaking ball with almost 12-to-6 action that has really good late downward bite. He throws it in the upper-70s more often than not, but can add and subtract as needed. His changeup is his third pitch, and would be more effective if it had more sink, but he does throw it with good arm speed to fool hitters. The Florida State ace is capable of being a complete pitcher because of his willingness to pitch in with his fastball, his ability to throw his breaking ball at any point in the count and his feel for mixing his pitches to keep hitters off-balance, though issues with his command persisted over his first four starts in 2020. His potential as a starter still should have him in consideration in the top two rounds of the Draft.

Jays are up!

So the Orioles legit just tried to save money, or they really think Hjerstad's that good, lol.

Tigers took Dingler.

Here we go, folks!

You asked this already last night, bro? Masyn Winn.

How much did you think he'd get?

lol

I'm guessing they'll sign him around 7.5M... 2nd slot money. It's certainly a reason he slid.

Hah...

This is what I'm waiting to see. If they don't go overslot here than it's a brutal selection.

Apparently Max Meyer has already signed underslot, pending physical, interested in seeing who they take next.

Yes please...

This.

Passan just said Martin will be the toughest sign in the draft now, and will likely go down to the deadline on the 1st of August.