| There are still some very good players left on the board that could very well be at #39, names I didn’t think would last.
Shooter Hunt, Tim Melville, Zach Collier, Jake Odorizzi, and Conor... | |
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| As the top HS P to be taken out of the St. Louis area. No one would’ve called that a few months ago. | |
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| Lance Lynn, Ole Miss. I wouldn’t have passed on Tim Melville for Lynn. He’s a sinkerballer. Big guy, but not huge stuff. The Cards are definitely not trying to sell jeans. More thoughts... | |
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| I thought Melville was a slam dunk there. I thought he was a slam dunk in several slots now for several teams, however. He has to be headed to Chapel Hill at this point, barring something nuts.... | |
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| And the pick of Kelly exemplifies it. They are willing to pay whoever falls to them, opting to go with ultimate ceiling rather than play it safe here. | |
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| No more worries about getting Ryan Perry anymore. I would’ve liked him in the supplemental round. Meanwhile, is Tim Melville getting Brady Quinned? | |
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| No more worries about getting Ryan Perry anymore. I would’ve liked him in the supplemental round. Meanwhile, is Tim Melville getting Brady Quinned? | |
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| Here’s his site at MLBlogs. He’ll need to change his background from MLB logos to Cardinal logos. Seems like a nice kid. | |
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| First of all, from a pure performance standpoint there is little not to like. .414/.531/.762 with 21 HR and (fwiw) 81 RBI in 227 at bats. He walked 45 times to 31 strikeouts. For someone who scouts... | |
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| I’ve heard Weeks’ name bandied about at Oakland, seems quite reachy for my tastes. Now the Cards are in a good position. Do they choose the safe, polished college bat of Wallace who may... | |
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