Kind of like what they did going into day 2. I'm hoping they'll try that in a round where slot money can't be lost, and just throw every last penny of their savings at the best talent left.
Things are starting to come together a bit more, right? Would we be less confused if it went 1 - Lewis, 2 - Enlow, 3 - Rooker, 4 - Leach? At the end of the day the order doesn't matter if they all sign, but there's some real talent in there.
I'm going to go on record with my personal choices, just so that I have something to regret later. 1. Wright 2. Greene/Gore 3. McKay 4. Lewis It looks like I'm not getting my choices today, doesn't it?
How is that mathematically possible? If they have won seven straight, then shouldn't there be at least seven victories in their last eighteen? Was that a typo, or did you mean that they went 5-13 in the eighteen games prior to their seven-game streak?
A whole lot of changed opinions based on single games literally two days before the draft. That's what I'd call a "knee jerk." Would you call Clayton Kershaw mediocre based on his playoff performances thus far? Just saying.
Nope! It was the third-longest in the majors this year, trailing only Jake Lamb and George Springer. It was also the longest and hardest-hit home run by any Twin in the "Statcast era" of 2015 - now. That was a freaking moonshot.
If you have a million Terry Ryans working a million phones to a million different indy leagues, eventually he'll write Shakespeare. Or something. What are we talking about again?