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Okie

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About Okie

  • Birthday 11/27/1992

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    University of Minnesota Class of 2015 (hopefully)
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  1. I know it's not popular, but why aren't we at least considering going under-slot with Hoffman at 5? With how well pitchers can come back from TJ nowadays, I would rather take a chance on Hoffman than make the "safe" pick with someone like Nola.
  2. Plus we have Hicks, Arcia, and Gibson who are basically still good prospects.
  3. Appel: 9 Bryant: 15 Gray: 22
  4. Yeah, I definitely didn't expect us to have 5 guys in the top 41. When you add in the fact that Hicks, Arcia, and Gibson "graduated" from the list already this year, it is really incredible.
  5. Yes, I couldn't find it on the website, but he linked it on Twitter about an hour ago. Also, I'm not really sure what the rules on here are for posting articles involving subscriptions, so that's why I didn't include the descriptions.
  6. Buxton: 1 Sano: 4 Stewart: 30 Meyer: 38 Rosario: 41 Not bad.
  7. Well, I guess I'll come in and add my view: I completely agree that losing more is better, and any time my teams don't have a shot at the playoffs, I cheer against them all year for better draft position. Call me a bad fan or whatever, but that's just what I believe is in the best interest of the team.
  8. 1) Appel 2a) Bryant 2b) Stewart 3) Gray
  9. After lurking here for the past month, I finally had to register...couldn't take it any longer. Stewart has grown on me so much recently that the only person I'd rather have is Appel. Bryant is equally intriguing, but I honestly look at him and Stewart to be at pretty much the same level, so I'd rather have a potential ace than another potential slugger. With that said, though, Appel, Gray, Bryant, and Stewart are separated from the rest, and I don't want to see any of them fall past the Twins at #4. I don't want to deal with passing on one and potentially dealing with "what if we would have drafted _____" for years, and I especially don't want the Indians to be the ones reminding us of that. Obviously you run that risk with every player in the draft, and prospects in the MLB are the furthest things from sure things, but I just feel that each of these four could be special.
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