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2022 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft

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Just now, pollythewog said:

I still want parada 😉 

I gotta agree with you

4 minutes ago, Michael said:

Because they put him straight into AA after they sat him the entire second half last year.

That was partly because of Jack though, so whatever. 

 

If Jack had been tearing up AA they would be looking like geniuses.  

Starting a 3B tomorrow night for the Miami’s Marlins Jacob Berry lol

Edited by mk613

1 minute ago, Das Texan said:

I mean thats rude.

And shows how little you know about baseball in general, but thats ok. 

You’re a Cardinals insider and thought Magnerius Sierra was the best player in the Ozuna trade.

We don’t need your baseball knowledge.

1 minute ago, mk613 said:

Starting a 3B tomorrow night Jacob Berry lol

Wow they already signed him and put him at an affiliate?

Fastest work Kim's ever done.

2 minutes ago, Das Texan said:

good pick.  Boring pick, but good pick. 

Yeah nothing wrong with that. They were clearly looking at more developed hitters, which makes sense.

Kumar Rocker at 3 is the big one that I find the most interesting. Before the draft the thought was that one of the potential playoff teams would be on him mid to late 1st round.

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