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Basically 2 top 100 players. Lots of money incoming.

jerb's fast, lol.

Oh man, great news.

Matt Svanson, RHP, age 24 (DOB: 1/31/1999), grade: 30+ Svanson was also drafted last year in the 13th round as a senior from Lehigh University, signing for $50,000. His college stats were largely unremarkable, and actually made a couple strong starts after that on the Cape, which may be what bumped up his draft stock. He then debuted in Dunedin’s bullpen, posting a strong 2.30 ERA with 23 strikeouts in 15.2 innings. Listed at 6’5” and 235 pounds, Svanson fits the classic power profile with a repertoire that backs it up. His fastball sat in the mid-90s with touching, touching up to 98, with a low-80s slider as the main secondary. He also had a very strong ground ball profile at over 60%. Ultimately, the ceiling is a middle inning reliever which limits how placement on a list, but he’s shown the stuff at least plays in the pro ranks and could move pretty quickly.

Jay's aren't getting France, he's redundant on this roster.

No.

It's been a slice Luplow, Cheers!

Steal.

Some 24 year old closer dude, they took in '21 in the 13th round, nice numbers but... He's in A+ at 24, although the Jays did assign him to the Fishercats yesterday.

Wat?

Wow... love it.

24 year old RHP reliever playing in A+, taken in the 13th round in 2021 for $50,000

DeJong's a Jay, now one more Teo to pluck, Ross.

lol

Reliable... they're talking about this right now on MLBN.

Not necessarily, but an IL stint is a given. Good depth regardless.

DeJong over Andrus all day.

4. Addison Barger SS Ht: 6'0" | Wt: 210 | B-T: L-R Age: 24 BA Grade/Risk: 50/High Track Record: Barger impressed as one of the top all-around high school players in the 2018 draft class and signed with the Blue Jays for $271,100 as a sixth-round pick. He took time to gel as a professional and spent most of 2019 on the restricted list, but he emerged from the coronavirus shutdown stronger and with a more power-focused swing to begin his ascent. Barger enjoyed an encouraging campaign at Low-A Dunedin in 2021 and broke out loudly in 2022, rising three levels to finish the season at Triple-A Buffalo. He led the Blue Jays organization in hits (144), runs (80), RBIs (91), slugging percentage (.555), OPS (.933) and total bases (259) and earned an assignment to the Arizona Fall League. Scouting Report: Barger transformed from a contact hitter to an overly aggressive power hitter before finding a good balance between the two approaches in 2022. Barger has an unorthodox setup at the plate with an upright, open stance and a pronounced leg kick he uses as a timing mechanism. He looks to do damage on the inner half and shoots balls to his pull side, with 24 of his 26 home runs in 2022 going to right field. After previously struggling to control his aggressiveness, Barger has become more subdued to cut down his chase swings and make more contact in the zone. He’s still a fringy hitter who doesn’t walk much, but he makes enough contact to get to his power. Barger can play multiple positions on the infield. His sound actions and plus arm strength should allow him to stick at shortstop as an average defender, and he can also capably play second base or third base. The Future: Barger’s power and defense give him a chance to be a regular in the middle infield. He is in position to make his major league debut in 2023. Scouting Grades: Hitting: 45. Power: 55. Run: 50. Field: 50. Arm: 60

Yeah it's nuts, team's selling are licking their chops.

lol

BigCecil did, and I didn't understand that part of his post, any team can do it within a reasonable 5-7 games back window, these teams have tough decisions today, way above my pay bracket.

Yup, a 160 miles from there.