I'm no expert in prospect prognostication, but Farris seems to me to be the better of the two. Horton has the TJ history and frankly wasn't that much of a prospect until a few months before the draft when his slider clicked. He has two pitches. He ticks off a lot of boxes as a relief pitcher, maybe a closer one day. Fine, but at 9? Especially when there were a lot of high-quality bats still on the board. Whatever, it's done, I hope they made the right choices.