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  1. As discussed before I think with those guys bunched in that 20-35 range you have a shot one falls within range to trade up in Round 2. So even better to just grab the best defensive player in Rd 1.
  2. Regarding the odds of a guy with no previous AA experience and not a full season of A+ getting a Sept call up, I'd bump up the odds a little on any guy that's already on the 40 man. Still pretty low. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  3. Vitters followed by Cabrera and Ramirez (in either order) for me. Odd since Cabreras Cub career has a real good shot of ending soon, but if he stays this area seems appropriate. Couple of others I could consider but at this point 5 spots or so don't represent as big of talent swings. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
  4. He'd be back half of the teens for me probably.
  5. Is LeBron a free agent in 2010? We should get that guy. Dudes overrated. Talk to me when he wins a champ.
  6. Anyone ever get bored on Madden and create a 499 pound QB with all 99 ratings?
  7. No, Papa Johns is still okay (hello, Garlic Butter Sauce). The closest you can get to bad pizza is St Louis style. But even then it's like, usually fine. And I like Giordano's the best of the Chicago Stuffed/Deep Dish styles. But even Chicago thin crust blows away all other pizzas I've ever eaten.
  8. I gave up after 3. But even with all the pages of texts that still not the full findings presumably, so might as well wait for the official report before I flip my thoughts one way or the other.
  9. Currently 67,882. Makes me feel okay, like I'll actually be in a spot to get them one day.
  10. No automated way to do that I think is the problem, hence pain in the ass. But with how close it is, an run-up vote with only one choice may be in order.
  11. Are we going to do a re-vote with the top 3 if it stays this close?
  12. 5 spots could still make a difference, but I'd be fine losing a 4th also.
  13. Man if you can get an impact player at 14 and only spend a 5th to trade up several spots in the second (assuming someone you like is in striking distance) I'd be all about that over trading down to late first to get a couple extra picks.
  14. He'll I've seen Jernigan mocked all the way to our 14 pick. And I think Long shows Emery's not going to drop down if he think the value is right. I'm pretty confident they can score a lot of depth and rotation players in FA. I'd actually rather see us stay at 14 and also trade up in the second round if a guy like Donald or Jernigan is falling and try and get two impact players with those first two picks. What did the Alshon Jeffrey trade up cost, a third or a fourth?
  15. I think we're all jumping the gun a bit to even think one rebounded season of Castro gets us an interesting package.
  16. I haven't researched enough to know the drop off of talent but I feel one impact defender will be there at our spot . Not sure about 30 and I'd rather get the impact guy.
  17. Is there a good site for minor league splits? Are we sure either if these guys are only lefty mashers and not moderately successful against both sides?
  18. Does he smell like cabbage? Presumably but we may have to wait for private workouts since I do t think the combine has included that test yet.
  19. I've read some other down opinions on him. Supposedly he has small hands so you may see his value fall a but after the combine.
  20. Also I know he has had his issues there but are we sure if he was in any other organization he wouldn't still be viewed as a 3B prospect? I mean it's basically never too late to become a LF so if Baez/Bryant/Olt/Villanueva/Valbuena don't exist, I think they're still trying to eek out 3B value from Vitters.
  21. Having sat in the rooftops before I really don't even think a slightly blocked view hurts their business model that much.
  22. Vitters outproduces Lake at MLB level.
  23. To think that veteran FA pitchers give two [expletive] about the rankings of 20 year prospects is a bit of a stretch. Baseball veterans hate young players. They aren't putting their future in the hands of kids. But they also like money, right? Or am I totally off base, here? They'll put their futures in the hands of a stacked young team that is the high bid for their services. Even with TV money the problem is the Cubs being outbid. We can say with some certainty they'd be involved on a top young FA pitcher, but are they going to go for it all even if it means going outside their comfort level? It was the Yankees this time. Maybe it won't be them again, but the Dodgers or some other team is always gonna be in play. LA and NY just may switch off every year and outbid us each time.
  24. I mean realistically, not as a concept of what's legally possible.
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