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Anyone paying attention to the 2016 MLB Draft?

Tracker is here on MLB.com, http://m.mlb.com/draft/tracker/#!ft=all

The 3rd pick is a local kid to me, from Clifton Park, NY, went to Shenendehowa HS.

You can watch here, http://m.mlb.com/video/topic/40395496/v691037183/2016-mlb-draft-day-2

Draft Tracker:

Round Overall pick Team Player Pos School
1 1 Phillies Mickey Moniak OF La Costa Canyon HS (CA)
1 2 Reds Nick Senzel 3B Tennessee
1 3 Braves Ian Anderson RHP Shenendehowa HS (NY)
1 4 Rockies Riley Pint RHP St. Thomas Aquinas HS (KS)
1 5 Brewers Corey Ray OF Louisville
1 6 Athletics A.J. Puk LHP Florida
1 7 Marlins Braxton Garrett LHP Florence HS (AL)
1 8 Padres Cal Quantrill RHP Stanford
1 9 Tigers Matt Manning RHP Sheldon HS (CA)
1 10 White Sox Zack Collins C Miami
1 11 Mariners Kyle Lewis OF Mercer
1 12 Red Sox Jason Groome LHP Barnegat HS (NJ)
1 13 Rays Josh Lowe 3B Pope HS (GA)
1 14 Indians Will Benson OF The Westminster Schools (GA)
1 15 Twins Alex Kirilloff OF/1B Plum HS (PA)
1 16 Angels Matt Thaiss C Virginia
1 17 Astros Forrest Whitley RHP Alamo Heights HS (TX)
1 18 Yankees Blake Rutherford OF Chaminade Prep HS (CA)
1 19 Mets Justin Dunn RHP Boston College
1 20 Dodgers Gavin Lux SS Indian Trail HS (WI)
1 21 Blue Jays T.J. Zeuch RHP Pittsburgh
1 22 Pirates Will Craig 3B Wake Forest
1 23 Cardinals Delvin Perez SS Int'l Baseball Academy (P.R.)
1 24 Padres (Justin Upton) Hudson Sanchez SS Carroll HS (TX)
1 25 Padres (Ian Kennedy) Eric Lauer LHP Kent State
1 26 White Sox (Jeff Samardzija) Zach Burdi RHP Louisville
1 27 Orioles (Wei-Yin Chen) Cody Sedlock RHP Illinois
1 28 Nationals (Jordan Zimmermann) Carter Kieboom SS Walton HS (GA)
1 29 Nationals (Ian Desmond) Dane Dunning RHP Florida
1 30 Rangers (Yovani Gallardo) Cole Ragans LHP North Florida Christian HS (FL)
1 31 Mets (Daniel Murphy) Anthony Kay LHP UConn
1 32 Dodgers (Zack Greinke) Will Smith C Louisville
1 33 Cardinals (John Lackey) Dylan Carlson OF Elk Grove HS (CA)
1 34 Cardinals (Jason Heyward) Dakota Hudson RHP Mississippi State
Comp. A 35 Reds Taylor Trammell OF Mount Paran Christian HS (GA)
Comp. A 36 Dodgers (Kyle Funkhouser comp.) Jordan Sheield RHP Vanderbilt
Comp. A 37 Athletics Daulton Jeffries RHP California
Comp. A 38 Rockies Robert Tyler RHP Georgia
Comp. A 39 Diamondbacks Anfernee Grier OF Diamondbacks
Comp. A 40 Braves (from Marlins) Joey Wentz LHP Shawnee Mission East HS (KS)
Comp. A 41 Pirates Nick Lodolo LHP Damian HS (CA)
2 42 Phillies Kevin Gowdy RHP Santa Barbara HS (CA)
2 43 Reds Chris Okey C Clemson
2 44 Braves Kyle Muller LHP Jesuit Prep HS (TX)
2 45 Rockies Ben Bowden LHP Vanderbilt
2 46 Brewers Lucas Erceg 3B Menlo College
2 47 Athletics Logan Shore RHP Florida
2 48 Padres Buddy Reed OF Florida
2 49 White Sox Alec Hansen RHP Oklahoma
2 50 Mariners Joe Rizzo 3B Oakton HS (VA)
2 51 Red Sox C.J. Chatham SS Florida Atlantic
2 52 Diamondbacks Andrew Yerzy C York Mills Collegiate Institute
2 53 Rays Ryan Boldt OF Nebraska
2 54 Orioles Keegan Akin LHP Western Michigan
2 55 Indians Nolan Jones SS Holy Ghost Prep HS (PA)
2 56 Twins Ben Rortvedt C Verona Area HS (WI)
2 57 Blue Jays (Brady Singer comp.) J.B. Woodman OF Ole Miss
2 58 Nationals Sheldon Neuse 3B Oklahoma
2 59 Giants Bryan Reynolds 3B Vanderbilt
2 60 Angels Brandon Marsh OF Buford HS (GA)
2 61 Astros Ronnie Dawson OF Ohio State
2 62 Yankees Nick Solak 2B Louisville
2 63 Rangers Alex Speas RHP McEachern HS (GA)
2 64 Mets Pete Alonso 1B Florida
2 65 Dodgers Mitchell White RHP Santa Clara
2 66 Blue Jays Bo Bichette SS Lakewood HS (FL)
2 67 Royals A.J. Puckett RHP Pepperdine
2 68 Pirates Travis McGregor RHP East Lake HS (FL)
2 69 Orioles (Jonathan Hughes comp.) Matthias Dietz RHP Logan CC (IL)
2 70 Cardinals Connor Jones RHP Virginia
Comp. B 71 Padres Reggie Lawson RHP Victor Valley HS (CA)
Comp. B 72 Indians Logan Ice C Oregon State
Comp. B 73 Twins Jose Miranda SS Leadership Christian Academy (P.R.)
Comp. B 74 Twins (Kyle Cody comp.) Akil Baddoo OF Salem HS (GA)
Comp. B 75 Brewers Mario Feliciano C Beltran Academy (P.R.)
Comp. B 76 Braves via Orioles Brett Cumberland C California
Comp. B 77 Rays Jake Fraley OF LSU
3 78 Phillies Cole Stobbe SS Millard West HS (NE)
3 79 Reds Nick Hanson RHP Prior Lake Christian HS (MN)
3 80 Braves Drew Harrington LHP Louisville
3 81 Rockies Garrett Hampson SS Cal State Long Beach
3 82 Brewers Braden Webb RHP South Carolina
3 83 Athletics Sean Murphy C Wright State University
3 84 Marlins Thomas Jones CF Laurens District 55 HS (SC)
3 85 Padres Mason Thompson RHP Round Rock HS (TX)
3 86 White Sox Alex Call OF Ball State U
3 87 Mariners Bryson Brigman SS University of San Diego
3 88 Red Sox Shaun Anderson RHP Florida
3 89 Diamondbacks Jon Duplantier RHP Rice
3 90 Rays Austin Franklin RHP Paxton HS (FL)
3 91 Orioles Austin Hays RF Jacksonville University
3 92 Indians Aaron Civale RHP Northeastern
3 93 Twins Griffin Jax RHP Air Force
3 94 Nationals Jesus Lezardo LHP Stoneman Douglas HS (FL)
3 95 Giants Heath Quinn OF Samford University
3 96 Angels Nolan Williams SS No School
3 97 Astros Jake Rogers C Tulane
3 98 Yankees Nolan Martinez RHP Culver City HS (CA)
3 99 Rangers Kole Enright 3B West Orange HS
3 100 Mets Blake Tiberi 3B University of Louisville
3 101 Dodgers Dustin May RHP Northwest HS (TX)
3 102 Blue Jays Zach Jackson RHP Arkansas
3 103 Royals Khalil Lee CF Flint HS
3 104 Cubs Tom Hatch RHP Oklahoma State
3 105 Pirates Stephen Alemais SS Tulane
3 106 Cardinals Zac Gallen RHP North Carolina
4 107 Phillies JoJo Romero LHP Yavapai College
4 108 Reds Scott Moss LHP Florida
4 109 Braves Bryse Wilson RHP Orange HS
4 110 Rockies Colton Welker 3B Stoneman Douglas HS (FL)
4 111 Brewers Corbin Burnes RHP St. Mary's
4 112 Athletics Skylar Szynski RHP Penn HS
4 113 Marlins Sean Reynolds RF Redondo Union HS
4 114 Padres Joseph Lucchesi LHP Southeast Missouri State
4 115 Tigers Kyle Funkhouser RHP Louisville
4 116 White Sox Jameson Fisher OF Southeastern Louisiana
4 117 Mariners Thomas Burrows LHP Alabama
4 118 Red Sox Bobby Dalbec 3B Arizona
4 119 Diamondbacks Curtis Taylor RHP British Columbia
4 120 Rays Easton McGee RHP Hopkinsville HS
4 121 Orioles Brenan Hanifee RHP Turner Ashby HS
4 122 Indians Shane Bieber RHP UC Santa Barbara
4 123 Twins Thomas Hackimer RHP St. John's
4 124 Nationals Nick Banks OF Texas A&M
4 125 Giants Matt Krook LHP Oregon
4 126 Angels Chris Rodriguez RHP Monsignor Edward Pace HS
4 127 Astros Brett Adcock LHP Michigan
4 128 Yankees Nick Nelson RHP Gulf Coast CC
4 129 Rangers Charles Leblanc SS Pittsburgh
4 130 Mets Michael Paez SS Coastal Carolina
4 131 Dodgers DJ Peters OF Western Nevada CC
4 132 Blue Jays Joshua Palacios CF Auburn
4 133 Royals Jace Vines RHP Texas A&M
4 134 Cubs Tyson Miller RHP California Baptist Univ.
[ Edited by AB81Rules on Jun 10, 2016 at 11:53 AM ]
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you should have just checked the mlb thread before posting this.

NO. No one cares. None of those players will make a difference on a Major League team for like another 5 years.

Let me know when Joe Tuesday gets called up to the Mud Hens then I'll start to care.
I've been watching the Braves picks mostly.
Originally posted by SoCold:
you should have just checked the mlb thread before posting this.

NO. No one cares. None of those players will make a difference on a Major League team for like another 5 years.

Let me know when Joe Tuesday gets called up to the Mud Hens then I'll start to care.

Buster Posey was already a major league difference maker his first year. Would've beasted in 2011 but he was hit illegally at the plate injuring him for the year.

3× All-Star (2012, 2013, 2015)
3× World Series champion (2010, 2012, 2014)
NL MVP (2012)
NL Rookie of the Year (2010)
3× Silver Slugger Award (2012, 2014, 2015
Paul quantrills kid in the top 10 nice
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Nice to see two NMSU aggies get drafted.
hoping the Phillies made the right choice at #1. Passed on a lot of talented arms
Originally posted by Knowledge:
hoping the Phillies made the right choice at #1. Passed on a lot of talented arms

Check and see if the HD pitchers sign, if they go to college instead, they definitely made the right choice
[ Edited by Rubberneck36 on Jun 11, 2016 at 3:52 PM ]
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Originally posted by TonyStarks:
Originally posted by SoCold:
you should have just checked the mlb thread before posting this.

NO. No one cares. None of those players will make a difference on a Major League team for like another 5 years.

Let me know when Joe Tuesday gets called up to the Mud Hens then I'll start to care.

Buster Posey was already a major league difference maker his first year. Would've beasted in 2011 but he was hit illegally at the plate injuring him for the year.

3× All-Star (2012, 2013, 2015)
3× World Series champion (2010, 2012, 2014)
NL MVP (2012)
NL Rookie of the Year (2010)
3× Silver Slugger Award (2012, 2014, 2015

You're comparing apples and oranges here. I'm talking about the time a player is drafted to the time they become good for a major league team. Most good players take about 5 years.

Of course there are the few guys every year you can pick out like Posey who won ROTY that is the exception who are just great players and move up the ranks faster. What like 1% of baseball? Dude dominated AA and quickly was moved to AAA. Was ranked the Giants 2nd best prospect. Posey also had 3 years of college ball before being drafted.

Buster Posey
College 06/07/08 Freshman all american SS, moved to C and was 2nd in voting for the Johnny Bench award, won the Johnny Bench award as a Jr.
Drafted by the Giants 5th overall 1st rnd. AA/AAA in 2008
Called up in 2009 because of an injury he had 17 at bats and 2 hits.
Called up in 2010 played 1st base then became the starting catcher after a trade and the rest is history.

So it took Posey 3 years to be great at the major league level. Good on him. Compared to a HS kid that's drafted Posey had nearly 4 full season of College and Minor ball before breaking out in the bigs.

My point still stands. No one was swinging from Buster Posey's ballz in 08/09.

Call me in 2 or 3 years then when Joe Friday gets called up to the show.
lol
I followed it. Giants' first pick was late, #59, but they supposedly got a top 20-30 kid, Bryan Reynolds from Vandy. Be nice if we picked an OF who could actually play at mlb level--both at the plate and in the field. He's on your list as a 3B, but played CF for the Commodores.

Originally posted by SoCold:
Originally posted by TonyStarks:
Originally posted by SoCold:
you should have just checked the mlb thread before posting this.

NO. No one cares. None of those players will make a difference on a Major League team for like another 5 years.

Let me know when Joe Tuesday gets called up to the Mud Hens then I'll start to care.

Buster Posey was already a major league difference maker his first year. Would've beasted in 2011 but he was hit illegally at the plate injuring him for the year.

3× All-Star (2012, 2013, 2015)
3× World Series champion (2010, 2012, 2014)
NL MVP (2012)
NL Rookie of the Year (2010)
3× Silver Slugger Award (2012, 2014, 2015

You're comparing apples and oranges here. I'm talking about the time a player is drafted to the time they become good for a major league team. Most good players take about 5 years.

Of course there are the few guys every year you can pick out like Posey who won ROTY that is the exception who are just great players and move up the ranks faster. What like 1% of baseball? Dude dominated AA and quickly was moved to AAA. Was ranked the Giants 2nd best prospect. Posey also had 3 years of college ball before being drafted.

Buster Posey
College 06/07/08 Freshman all american SS, moved to C and was 2nd in voting for the Johnny Bench award, won the Johnny Bench award as a Jr.
Drafted by the Giants 5th overall 1st rnd. AA/AAA in 2008
Called up in 2009 because of an injury he had 17 at bats and 2 hits.
Called up in 2010 played 1st base then became the starting catcher after a trade and the rest is history.

So it took Posey 3 years to be great at the major league level. Good on him. Compared to a HS kid that's drafted Posey had nearly 4 full season of College and Minor ball before breaking out in the bigs.

My point still stands. No one was swinging from Buster Posey's ballz in 08/09.

Call me in 2 or 3 years then when Joe Friday gets called up to the show.
lol

I agree with you, but Posey was considered the premier MLB ready prospect in the 2008 draft. A ton of mocks had him going 1st overall to the Rays. He was a big deal from the day the Giants selected him. Any SF fan who knew baseball was swinging from his nuts right away. lol

But yeah, thats a total outlier. Most prospects need 4-5 years in the minors before theyre ready.
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Can't wait to buy a Kyle Funkhouser jersey. Lets get Funky!

Dude was drafted 35th overall in 2015 by the Dodgers. He decided to go back to college for his Sr year had a meh year and the Tigers draft him in the 4th round 115 overall.

Draft means nothing unless these kids actually sign contracts.
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Six Razorbacks drafted!
My friend who I played with in little league and went to high school with got drafted in the 9th round by the dodgas. Trippyyyy
Originally posted by SoCold:
Can't wait to buy a Kyle Funkhouser jersey. Lets get Funky!

Dude was drafted 35th overall in 2015 by the Dodgers. He decided to go back to college for his Sr year had a meh year and the Tigers draft him in the 4th round 115 overall.

Draft means nothing unless these kids actually sign contracts.

Funkhouser will sign as he basically has no leverage since he is a senior. Not a smart financial move to have not signed with LA last year.

BTW.. My alma mater UCSB beat his team and is going to the College WS. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
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