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Winn was sent home early from the inaugural PDP league in July. The reason for his “makeup’ concerns.
One of the guys in the MLB channel said that Winn is a high energy guy who plays with the joy of Francisco Lindor??? Definitely a nice thought to dream on.
#70 of our trio of picks grouped together coming very shortly
I like how this 2 minutes per pick moves things along very quickly
Way over the top, GC? Read up on #84 ranked Hence and let me know why we drafted him at #63. He’s a skinny little high school kid with no real outstanding talents. Still 17 years old. You want to give him at $1 million bonus?
Rays….Alika Williams, SS, Arizona State at #37
Cards…Alec Burleson, OF, East Carolina at #54
advantage Cards
(we got Liberatore)
huge advantage Cards IMO
as they discuss this they love Burleson’s lefty swingI mean I won’t take mlbnetwork too seriously but if they’re calling the cards class their favorite class right now, it can’t be that bad!
Keith Law had Hence at #41
41. Markevian “Tink” Hence, RHP, Watson Chapel (Ark.) HS, Age: 17Hence is one of the youngest prospects in the draft, as he won’t turn 18 until August, but is already 92-96 mph with a hammer curveball, along with a two-seamer, slider and changeup. He’s very athletic with a strong lower half, but his narrow frame means he doesn’t have the same projection as many other high school pitchers. There hasn’t been a big leaguer drafted out of an Arkansas high school since Travis Wood in 2005, one of just two from the last 20 drafts (Dustin Moseley, 2000), so Hence is facing long odds. He has such a strong arsenal for a 17-year-old and enough athleticism that some team is likely to take him in the top two rounds.
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