While I'm still a bit neutral on our new FO, I think it's too early to look into draft strategy. First, they kept Deron Johnson around for a bit before replacing him with Sean Johnson so I think we need to see a few more drafts to see what philosophy or strategies they really are taking. My personal opinion is that they wanted to spread draft money around a bit more so they like quantity a bit over quality. In 2017 so that's why we got Lewis over McKay or Wright but also allowed us to get Enlow who was a first round talent. I believe they made a few other over value picks that draft but can't remember for sure. In 2018 I think they were thrilled to get Larnich fall to them - he was top 10 on fangraphs big board, IIRC. With him and Jeffers, the Twins saved nearly a million dollars which helped them go over on several players, including Cole Sands, Deshawn Keirsey and Charles Mack - our 4-6 round picks, all ranked in the 115-130 tier on pipeline's draft list. Hasn't really panned out yet but ... Last year we didn't see quite the extreme money saving happening but we saw it some - especially in relations to the two Auburn infielders, Will Holland and Julien but also for the Gonzaga pitcher and the UC Irvine pitcher. So other than spreading money around, I'm not sure they really have a philosophy of drafting hitters over pitchers. We just don't have a big enough sample size to actually make that statement. Also, the FO moved a position player to get Odorizzi. That was a solid trade.