Willrust
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COMMON WAHL!!!!!
“The thing that’s interesting this year is the handful of teams that have more than one pick in the first round,” said Jamieson, referring to the Cardinals, Yankees, Pirates, Rays and Rangers. “Rob fits very well into that second pick from a team in the first round. Everything we’re hearing is there’s a good likelihood that he could be taken late in the first round.”
In recent weeks, Zastryzny has been contacted by representatives from all 30 clubs but has had extensive discussions with the Yankees, Royals, Astros and Blue Jays. The Yankees are the only team with three first-round choices, picking at 26, 32 and 33.
Bryant
Interesting, he seems to be a better pitcher on a shit team.....if the Mizzou Tigers were any good....this kid probably goes higher.
Dont like his coach pandering to him in the article to take the money.....smells like an above average year then cashout to become another bust lottery ticket.
Didn't like the pick until did some digging. Mayo made it sound like he was a finesse LHP, however reports have him hitting 95 at times in games. That isn't finesse.
Seems like he is the type that can throw a straight as an arrow max effort four seamer in the mid 90s. His fastball probably sits in the high 80s range with movement.
Or perhaps he is a guy whose fastball has gone up a few ticks this year. If true that makes the pick a whole lot more interesting.
The 6-foot-3, 195-pound southpaw was undrafted out of Corpus Christi, Texas high school despite going 17-1, 0.20 with 198 strikeouts his senior year. He stepped into the Missouri rotation early in his freshman year and has built his upper-80s fastball into a pitch that now tops out at 94 mph with excellent sinking and running life at times. Zastryzny’s best secondary pitch is a low-80s changeup that has very good arm speed and matches his fastball in life and in his ability to spot the ball low in the zone. His third pitch is a curveball that is a workable offering in setting up hitters, but it is not currently a swing-and-miss pitch.”
I believe it was to underslot. Bet they over pay Bryant.
One thing that can't hurt, besides raw talent, he has a 3.35 GPA in school. I like having guys that have a good head on their shoulders. Nothing wrong with getting the best bat in the draft.
Now it's time for Rickett's to pony up for some players like Choo and some pitching instead of these reclamation projects. I don't mind taking a chance every now and then, but there are far too many of them in the organization.
Cannot believe that Wahl is still there in Round 3. Going to be a tough call between Wahl and C Denney.