2007 Draft

maddash · Post by **maddash** » June 7 07, 12:35 pm

Well, there goes Wieters.

Balltilyafall4 · Post by **Balltilyafall4** » June 7 07, 12:35 pm

Great pick for the O's if they can sign him..

mikechamp · Post by **mikechamp** » June 7 07, 12:35 pm

I'm really happy I'm able to view this online for free, and I think draft TV coverage will continue to grow in the following years.

But they are milking this thing out in comparison to years past. Wow!

UK · Post by UK » June 7 07, 12:36 pm

Socnorb11 wrote:
UK wrote:
UK wrote:
Socnorb11 wrote:UK - Who do you think the Cubs will snag at #3?
I'll let you know tomorrow, if I was right or not.
If he was there I expected them the Cubs grab him, here was there. It sets up my 48th pick as well.
You're OK with Vitters, aren't you?

I like him.

I'm content, I think his best comparison is probably Tim Wallach.

GatewaySnayke · Post by **GatewaySnayke** » June 7 07, 12:37 pm

Good job, Baltimore. I still think Wieters is going to fall below expectations, but you can't do better for a college hitter.

Pittsburgh: You are officially stupid.

Jocephus · Post by **Jocephus** » June 7 07, 12:37 pm

GatewaySnayke wrote: Pittsburgh: You are officially stupid.

thats unpossible

Jocephus · Post by **Jocephus** » June 7 07, 12:38 pm

random observation: funny how there are actually "a lot" of people browsing the minor league forum

Jocephus · Post by **Jocephus** » June 7 07, 12:39 pm

didn't realize thats what callis looked like

jdk82 · Post by **jdk82** » June 7 07, 12:39 pm

Washington Nationals select Ross Detwiler

Scouting Report: The Marlins made Brett Sinkbeil the highest-drafted player in Missouri State history when they selected him 19th overall in 2006, but his record will likely last for only a year. Detwiler could go as high as No. 2 overall to the Royals and should last no more than 10 picks at the most. Though he packs just 175 pounds on his 6-foot-4 frame, Detwiler has the leverage and whip-like arm speed to consistently deliver 92-95 mph fastballs. He also throws a hard spike curveball at 78-81 mph, and sometimes will drop his arm angle to give it more sweeping break against lefthanders. His changeup has shown improvement this spring. Detwiler hasn't been able to put on weight yet has been durable. After starring in the Cape Cod League and with Team USA last summer, he endured a trying junior season, winning just four times in his first 12 starts due to a lack of offensive and defensive support. He was finishing strong, however, striking out a career-high 14 in a mid-May start that his bullpen blew for him in the ninth inning.

W L ERA G SV IP H BB SO
4 4 2.28 12 0 79 57 33 99

Balltilyafall4 · Post by **Balltilyafall4** » June 7 07, 12:40 pm

I haven't heard anything about Max Scherzer..

Is he back in the draft?

If so, I'd love to see the Cards take em..