Thread: Draft Slot Values

I had almost cracked the code last night and had most of these numbers projected within a hundred dollars or so. I sent out an email and then BA posts them on their website.

So, anyway, here are the Twins slotted values:

1	2		6.2m
sup	32		1.55m
sup	42		1.227m
sup	63		818.5k
2	72		712.6k
3	97		490.4k
4	130		356.7k
5	160		267.1k
6	190		200k
7	220		150k
8	250		140.1k
9	280		130.8k
10	310		125k

Originally Posted by Jeremy Nygaard

I had almost cracked the code last night and had most of these numbers projected within a hundred dollars or so. I sent out an email and then BA posts them on their website.

So, anyway, here are the Twins slotted values:

1	2		6.2m
sup	32		1.55m
sup	42		1.227m
sup	63		818.5k
2	72		712.6k
3	97		490.4k
4	130		356.7k
5	160		267.1k
6	190		200k
7	220		150k
8	250		140.1k
9	280		130.8k
10	310		125k

Good job... So what you want now a cookie for your reward......

so about $13.5M for the Twins... How much did they spend on the draft last season? I think less than half... Which if added to their 2012 payroll would make it about $5-6 M less than the 2011

How much did they spend on the draft last season?

Twins spent $5.9m last year. The most since they spent $7.3m in 2008. They spent $7.5m in 2004 when they had four first rounders. Why do I get a feeling that they won't spend their whole pool of $12,368,200?

Originally Posted by darin617

Good job... So what you want now a cookie for your reward......

I'm not sure why I'd want a reward, but if you make cookies half as well as you construct sentences, I'll pass.

Originally Posted by Jeremy Nygaard

Twins spent $5.9m last year. The most since they spent $7.3m in 2008. They spent $7.5m in 2004 when they had four first rounders. Why do I get a feeling that they won't spend their whole pool of $12,368,200?

They will sign their #2 pick because whomever they pick would not get that money again if he does not sign. Same with their sup.draft and second round picks, unless they get high schoolers and that is a maybe then. So that takes care of $10-11M. The rest is change