Draft Signings
Updated June 16.
Atlanta: Signed OF Cody Johnson (#1a), P Cory Rasmus (#1b), P Steve Evarts (#1c), P Dustin Evans (#2b), SS Robert Fontaine (#2c), P Steven Figueroa (#6), 3B Adam Coe (#7), and P Kristopher Medlen (#10).
Arizona: Signed P Hector Ambriz (#5), P Chase Christianson (#8), P Anthony Barnette (#10), P Chad Beck (#14), SS Blake Sharpe (#16), 1B Brad Miller (#18), OF Daniel Perales (#22), OF Derrick Walker (#23), OF Shane Byrne (#25), and P Clay Zavada (#30).
Baltimore: Signed SS Tyler Henson (#5), P Josh Tamba (#7), SS Jedidiah Stephen (#8), P Brett Bordes (#9), and 1B Anthony Martinez (#11).
Boston: Signed P Kris Johnson (#1c), P Justin Masterson (#2), 1B Aaron Bates (#3), P Dustin Richardson (#5), 3B Zach Daeges (#6), OF Rafael Cabreja (#8), SS Ryan Khoury (#12), P Jordan Craft (#13), 3B Jorge Jimenez (#15), OF Paul Smyth (#23), P Ryne Lawson (#30), 2B Mike Chambers (#32), P Travis Beazley (#38), OF Jeff Vincent (#43), and P Josh Papelbon (#48).
Chicago Cubs: Signed SS Steve Clevenger (#7), P Bill Muldowney (#8), P Jacob Renshaw (#10), OF Matthew Camp (#13), C Matt Canepa (#15), P Jeremy Papelbon (#19), P Chuckie Platt (#23), SS Matt Matulia (#24), P Donny Walters (#30), SS Cesar Valentin (#32), P Ron Clipp (#33), P Miguel Cuevas (#36), P Eli Diaz (#40), and P Andrew McCormick (#47)
Chicago White Sox: Signed P Matt Long (#2), P Justin Edwards (#3), C Tyler Reves (#4), 2B John Shelby (#5), P Justin Cassel (#7), OF Kent Gerst (#8), OF Lee Cruz (#10), P Andrew Urena (#11), P Tyson Corley (#13), 1B Michael Grace (#14), C Matt Inouye (#21), P Kanekoa Texeira (#22), P Michael Rocco (#24), OF Joseph Hunter (#25), P David Wasylak (#26), OF Maurice Gartrell (#31), INF Matthew Enuco (#36), OF Andy Mead (#40), and OF Brendan O’Donnell (#50).
Cincinnati: Signed OF Drew Stubbs (#1), P Sean Watson (#2), OF Justin Reed (#4), P Jordan Smith (#6), P Travis Webb (#8), P Jeremy Burchett (#9), 1B Logan Parker (#12), P Kevin Gunter (#13), 3B Rafael Sanchez (#15), OF Chris Heisey (#17), P Chris White (#21), P Adam Pointer (#22), C Tony Esquer (#24), P Anthony Gressick (#26), OF Keltavious Jones (#27), C Tyler Hauschild (#28), 3B Jason Louwsma (#29), and P Nick Wandless (#36).
Cleveland: Signed C Matt McBride (#2d), P Mike Eisenberg (#8), C Kelly Edmundson (#11), P Dan Frega (#12), P William Delage (#14), OF Stephen Douglas (#16), OF Daryl King (#18), P Josh Tomlin (#19), INF Chuck Hargis (#22), P Derrick Loop (#23), 3B Dustin Realani (#28), P Brett Carlin (#30), P Alan Brech (#35), 2B Brett Kinning (#37), P Nate Bunton (#38), P Jimmy Brettl (#39), and P Daniel Miltenberger (#46).
Colorado: Signed P Greg Reynolds (#1), OF David Christensen (#2), P Craig Baker (#4), OF Kevin Clark (#6), C Michael McKenry (#7), P Brandon Hynick (#8), P Will Harris (#9), P David Arnold (#10), C Austin Rauch (#12), RF Victor Ferrante (#15), CF Anthony Jackson (#16), P Michael Gibbs (#17), P Andrew Graham (#21), P Devin Collis (#26), SS Matt Repec (#27), P Drew Shetrone (#33), and 1B Josh Banda (#35).
Detroit: Signed P Chris Cody (#8), 2B Hayden Parrott (#11), C Joe Bowen (#12), P Angel Castro (#13), P Brett Jensen (#14), P Jeff Gerbe (#16), CF Deik Scram (#18), P Duane Below (#19), P Chris Krawczyk (#22), CF Joe Tucker (#24), P Derek Witt (#28), 1B Chris Carlson (#29), CF Mike Sullivan (#31), P Rudy Darrow (#32), P Paul Hammond (#35), P Dana Arrowood (#38), 3B Michael Bertram (#39), and P Alec Shepherd (#47).
Florida: Signed P Brett Sinkbeil (#1a) and SS Guillermo Martinez (#15).
Houston: Signed C Max Sapp (#1), OF Nick Moresi (#3), INF Chris Johnson (#4), P Casey Hudspeth (#5), P Bud Norris (#6), P David Qualben (#7), OF James Van Ostrand (#8), P Tom Vessella (#11), P Bryan Hallberg (#12), P Chris Salamida (#13), C Justin Tellam (#14), P Kevin Fox (#15), OF Drew Holder (#16), P Justin Stiver (#17), P Colt Adams (#18), OF Orlando Rosales (#19), P Antony Bello (#21), P Chad Wagler (#22), INF Tim Torres (#23), INF Cirilo Cruz (#27), INF Brendon Caipen (#28), 3B Eric Taylor (#30), P Kyle DeYoung (#31), and P Adam Hale (#32).
Kansas City: Signed OF Derrick Robinson (#4), OF Brett Bigler (#7), 3B Marc Maddox (#9), OF Nick Van Stratten (#10), P Everett Teaford (#12), P Daniel Best (#14), OF Nick Francis (#15), SS Tyrone Wilson (#16), C Matt Morizio (#17), P Burke Baldwin (#21), P Romas Hicks (#22), P Aaron Hartsock (#23), C Brandon Lance (#31), and OF Jarrod Dyson (#50).
Milwaukee: Signed P Jeremy Jeffress (#1), SS Brent Brewer (#2), P Evan Anundsen (#4), OF Chris Errecart (#5), P Brae Wright (#6), C Andrew Bouchie (#7), P Shane Hill (#8), P Shawn Ferguson (#9), P Michael McClendon (#10), OF Zach Clem (#11), P Chris Toneguzzi (#13), SS Hector Bernal (#14), C Brett Whiteside (#15), C Jesse D’Amico (#21), P Jonathan King (#22), OF Mike Goetz (#25), OF Jordan Swaydan (#30), 2B Eric Newton (#33), P Stuart Sutherland (#34), and 3B Sanduan Dubose (#35).
New York Mets: Signed P John Holdzkom (#4), P Stephen Holmes (#5), OF Daniel Stegall (#7), P Nathan Hedrick (#8), 3B Nick Giarraputo (#12), INF Daniel Murphy (#13), P Todd Privett (#14), P Tobi Stoner (#16), C Stephen Puhl (#17), P Nick Waechter (#23), INF Valentin Ramos (#24), P Steven Cheney (#25), OF Dustin Martin (#26), P Tim Haines (#27), OF Will Bashelor (#28), INF Jacob Eigsti (#29), OF Jeremy Hambrice (#31), C Teddy Dzuiba (#32), INF J.R. Voyles (#34), P J.J. Leaper (#38), OF Donald Green (#39), and P Kyle Johnson (#46).
New York Yankees: Signed P Zach McAllister (#3), P George Kontos (#5), SS Mitch Hillgoss (#6), P Tim Norton (#7), P Casey Erickson (#10), OF Seth Fortenberry (#11), P Nick Peterson (#12), OF D.J. Hollandsworth (#14), P Gabe Medina (#15), P Paul Patterson (#16), 2B Kevin Russo (#20), OF Brian Aragon (#22), P Brandon Thomson (#23), C Brian Baisley (#24), C Brock Ungricht (#30), P Luke Trubee (#33), 3B Tim O’Brien (#37), OF Nick Diyorio (#38), C James Lasala (#44), and OF Chase Odenreider (#49).
Oakland: Signed P Chad Lee (#4), OF Jermaine Mitchell (#5), OF Angel Sierra (#8), P Shane Presutti (#12), P Ben Jukich (#13), OF Toddric Johnson (#14), P Kyle Christensen (#15), P Brandon Dewing (#16), SS Mike Affronti (#17), 1B Greg Dowling (#19), P Josh McLuaghlin (#20), C Jacob Smith (#21), P Patrick Currin (#22), P Scott Moore (#23), P Matt Manship (#29), and P Josh Morgan (#30).
Philadelphia: Signed SS Adrian Cardenas (#1b), P Drew Carpenter (#2), SS Jason Donald (#3), OF Quintin Berry (#5), P Daniel Brauer (#6), 1B Charlie Yarborough (#7), OF T.J. Warren (#8), P Jarrod Freeman (#11), OF Darin McDonald (#12), SS Zachary Penprase (#13), OF Ken Milner (#14), 3B Cody Montgomery (#16), OF Jay Miller (#17), P Robert Roth (#19), OF Jacob Dempsey (#21), P Ben Pfinsgraff (#22), C Shawn McGill (#23), P Garret Hill (#24), P Billy Mohl (#25), P Will Savage (#26), P John Brownell (#27), 3B Herman Demmink (#28), C Mike Fuentes (#29), OF Brian Capps (#30), C Alan Robbins (#32) and SS Mike Deveaux (#33).
Pittsburgh: Signed P Mike Felix (#2), P Jared Hughes (#4), P Pat Bresnehan (#5), 2B Jim Negrych (#6), OF Austin McClune (#7), P Steve MacFarland (#9), P Charles Benoit (#10), 1B Kent Sakamoto (#12), 1B/OF Greg Smith (#14), OF James Barksdale (#15), C Kris Watts (#16), P Michael Crotta (#17), C Matt Clarkson (#20), OF Miles Durham (#22), P Scott Massey (#24), P Adam Simon (#25), P Brandon Williams (#29), 3B Jared Keel (#31), P Jorge Charry (#32), CF Damian Walcott (#37), P Matthew McCullen (#38), and LF Tom Hagan (#39).
San Diego: Signed 3B Matt Antonelli (#1a), OF Kyler Burke (#1b), 1B Craig Cooper (#7), SS Tom King (#8), 3B David Freese (#9), C Kody Valverde (#10), OF Michael Epping (#13), P Matt Buschman (#15), 2B Ray Stokes (#16), P Tyler Mead (#17), OF Garner Wetzel (#18), C Brian Hernandez (#19), OF Luke Cannon (#21), 1B Justin Pickett (#22), P Brooks Dunn (#23 - not Brooks and Dunn), P Nick Tucci (#24), 2B Nick Kliebert (#25), P Matt Huff (#27), 1B Jeremy Hunt (#28), 3B A.J. Davidiuk (#29), and P Jon Kirby (#31).
Seattle: Signed C Adam Moore (#6), P Doug Fister (#7), P Justin Souza (#9), P Joseph Kantakevich (#13), P Austin Dirkx (#16), INF Johan Limonta (#20), P Kyle Parker (#24), P Greg Nesbitt (#29), OF Stan Posluszny (#34), and INF Alex Meneses (#35).
St. Louis: Signed P Brad Furnish (#2a), 1B Mark Hamilton (#2c), P Gary Daley (#3), P Tyler Norrick (#6), OF Luke Gorsett (#7), SS Allen Craig (#8), P P.J. Walters (#11), C David Carpenter (#12), OF Travis Mitchell (#13), OF Jon Edwards (#14), OF Nathan Southard (#17), OF Amaury Cazana Marti (#18), 1B Brandon Buckman (#19), P/C Casey Mulligan (#22), C Garrett Bussiere (#26), C Christian Reyes (#27), P Luke Gregerson (#28), 3B Jared Schweitzer (#30), OF Mark Shorey (#31), INF Isa Garcia (#34), P Matt Michael (#39), and P Kyle Mura (#42).
Tampa: Signed 3B Evan Longoria (#1), SS Shawn O’Malley (#5), 1B Eligio Sonoqui (#9), P Heath Rollins (#11), P Travis Barnett (#14), P Ryan Owen (#16), P Erik Walker (#20), 2B Joey Callender (#21), and SS Jimmy Mayer (#30).
Texas: Signed P Kasey Kiker (#1), 1B Chris Davis (#5), OF Grant Gerrard (#7), OF Josh Bradbury (#8), P Brennan Garr (#9), OF Craig Gentry (#10), 3B Matt Jaimes (#12), P Mike Ballard (#14), SS Cody Himes (#15), OF Cody Podraza (#16), P Mike Wagner (#18), SS Jay Heafner (#23), 3B Nick Cadena (#30), P Adam Schaecher (#31), P Shannon Werth (#32), P Austin Weilep (#34), OF Brian Nelson (#35), P John Slusarz (#36), P Jon Hollis (#38), and P Patrick Donovan (#50).
Toronto: Signed INF Luke Hopkins (#5), OF Jonathan Baksh (#7), P Daniel O’Brien (#8), C Matt Lane (#11), OF Michael Garbarino (#13), OF Shawn Scobee (#14), P Seth Overbey (#15), P Kyle Walter (#18), C Matt Liuzza (#19), P Ronald Lowe (#21), OF Adam Calderone (#23), INF Luis Fernandez (#25), OF Chris Emanuele (#26), P Pat McGuigan (#27), OF Ryan Basham (#29), P Adam Rogers (#31), P John Tritz (#32), INF Greg Lopez (#33), P John Zinnicker (#35), OF Ben Zeskind (#37), P Ted Serro (#40), C Roger Ebarb (#41), P Nate Melek (#43), INF Kelly Sweppenhiser (#44), and OF Baron Frost (#50).
Washington: Signed P Cole Kimball (#12), 1B Brett McMillan (#14), C Patrick Nichols (#16), P Erik Arnesen (#17), P Adam Carr (#18), 1B Robert Jacobsen (#22), 3B Richard Caputo (#24), P Daniel Pfau (#27), P Zach Baldwin (#31), and SS Jeremy Goldschmeding (#36).
Mike Emeigh
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Texas Tech lefty Dustin Richardson's name (5th rounder) is bolded on the BA database which i believe means hes signed. Hes also the only name in the whole dang thing thats bolded (i think) so it could just be a typo, or they havnt updated their signings yet
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What? Miami was so desperate for a QB they had to reach for a guy whos alternative was Arkansas STATE?
Quarterback hasn't been Miami's best position for some time. The last good one was Dorsey. Brock Berlin, indeed.
Oh i know but they can usually at least bring in some 4 or 5 star guy (Wright and Berlin were both like this)...hell at least a 3 star not an Ark St recruit
Yup. When Devlin switched (which happened after Coker fired the offensive co-ordinator, a totally justifed move -- but one that really screwed up their recruiting), they were up a creek. Now, thanks to the Mets, they've lost their paddle.
Stegall's no dummy. He knew that with Wright and Freeman around, the odds were slim he'd ever get on the field as a freshman. And he also knew that this year, the Hurricanes will be recruiting QBs heavily -- to say the least. They will sign at least two QBs much stronger than Stegall. Signing with the Mets for 7th round money? A no-brainer.
To quote a source not often seen around here, the CSULB Daily 49er (the student newspaper):
Longoria signed a non-Major League contract soon after being drafted and is expected to start his professional career with Tampa Bay's single-A club in Visalia, Calif. Although, Longoria expects to be in a Devil Rays uniform in the forseeable future.
"I'm hoping two years," Longoria said in a conference call after he was drafted. "The organization is giving me a good chance to move up. I feel that a couple of year is all I will need."
Pitcher by any other name
Jeff Locke (of Conway, N.H.), also a left-handed pitcher, was selected in the second round with the 51st pick by Atlanta. When this pick occurred, it was thought that Jared Locke was no longer available.
"How many times do yo•think that will happen? Same first initial and same spelling for the last name. And both left-handed pitchers," Locke's father, David, said."
Isnt this why they use the draft ID and redraft #s? To avoid this.
You'd think that he'd negotiate the contract with the Mets first, so that he didn't lose leverage.
But Jared, every time a phone rings an agent gets his bling.
2004: 10.80 ERA, 4K/6BB in 8 1/3 IP, 6 games pitched, 1 start
2005: 6.20 ERA, 31K/32BB in 45 IP, 13 games pitched, 7 starts
2006: 11.17 ERA, 30K/34BB in 44 1/3 IP, 18 games pitched, 10 starts
Newberry finished 9-45-1 in 2006.
You would think that a college with a record like that wouldn't attract much interest from scouts.
Anthony Dillenger put up a 263/360/391 line with 47 hits (13 doubles, 2 triples, 2 homers), 23 walks, 6 HBP. He's probably aa bigger prospect than Locke. Even if Dillenger is a Junior.
Evidently though Locke grew over half a foot in 4 years and gained 15-20 mph. I guess the hope is hes still getting used to his new body and stuff.
And its not like hes getting much money to sign. Like 500 dollars...maybe 1,000
Cool, maybe I can sign a low-round draft choice and have him clean my apartment every week.
Cool, maybe I can sign a low-round draft choice and have him clean my apartment every week."
Actually 1,000 dollars will buy you a Royals 5th round pick for your apartment....really.
Josh Hamilton?
Toronto signed 33 guys.
No, thats just the level of talent the Blue Jays prefer to draft
Baltimore: 21/20/10/0
Boston: 26/19/9/0
New York: 27/14/9/0
Tampa Bay: 9/29/11/1
Toronto: 32/8/8/0
Chicago: 19/21/10/0
Cleveland: 31/14/8/0
Detroit: 28/12/10/0
Kansas City: 14/20/15/1
Minnesota: 14/30/7/0
Anaheim: 22/15/12/0
Oakland: 21/13/6/0
Seattle: 27/12/11/0
Texas: 20/15/14/0
Atlanta: 6/23/24/0
Florida: 23/15/14/0
New York: 25/15/8/0
Philadelphia: 26/20/5/0
Washington: 18/23/10/0
Chicago: 19/16/12/0
Cincinnati: 23/18/9/0
Houston: 25/19/6/0
Milwaukee: 18/23/9/0
Pittsburgh: 23/18/9/0
St. Louis: 36/14/2/1
Arizona: 31/10/9/2
Colorado: 20/19/11/0
Los Angeles: 15/29/6/0
San Diego: 25/17/5/0
San Francisco: 32/12/5/1
All in all.. not a great year for high school kids, unless you were picked by the Braves.
Matt Antonelli signs as well.
More signings (Mets, Indians, Padres, Nationals) are here. A's and Rox are here. [God bless the agate pages.]
It looks like the Braves drafted more JuCo kids than HS kids. The Dodgers drafted more HS kids than any other org.
True, but would you rather play for the Braves, or the Dodgers?
Even when the DRays tie for first in something, they still lose.
That was the age that was given, but several Cuban Web sites
this and this list his birth date as Sept. 2, 1974.
And, in fact, if you check the Palm Beach roster at milb.com, you'll see that this is the birth date that is listed.
So is Marti the oldest player to ever get drafted?
Note: It says Stegall is from Arizona, but all other stories have him from Arkansas.
Here's the Lowell Spinners take on who the Red Sox have inked.
http://frontier.cincinnati.com/blogs/spring/2006/06/first-batch-of-signees.asp
KC signs Marc Maddox (9th) and Daniel Best (14th)
The A's sign Toddric Johnson (14th round)
The Pirates sign Scott Massey (24th round)
All out of the University of Southern Mississippi.
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The story with the Yankees - and other teams - is not that they wait to sign players, but that they don't always release the news that a player has signed, so unless you have an internal source for a signing, you won't know that the player has signed. I have no doubt that there are other signings (especially in the lower rounds) that haven't been reported yet, and I may not find out about them until the short-season and rookie-ball rosters are released this weekend.
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The Royals have 14 of their 50 draft picks under contract after signing five more.
The latest: No. 12 LHP Everett Teaford, 22, Georgia Southern; No. 15 OF Nicholas Francis, 20, Pensacola (Fla.) Community College; No. 16 SS Tyrone Wilson, 18, Southern Durham (N.C.) High School; No. 17 C Matthew Morizio, 22, Northeastern; and No. 22 RHP Romas Hicks, 22, Georgia State.
The Royals have signed eight players from the draft. They are: seventh round, Brett Bigler, outfielder; ninth, Marc Maddox, second base; 10th, Nicholas Van Stratten, center fielder; 14th, Daniel Best, right-handed pitcher; 21st, Burke Baldwin, left-handed pitcher; 23rd, Aaron Hartsock, right-handed pitcher; 31st, Brandon Lance, catcher; and 50th, Jarrod Dyson, outfielder.
The sixth-round pick, right-handed pitcher Harold Mozingo, has agreed to terms.
Brett Bigler (UC Riverside)
Marc Maddox (Southern Miss)
Nicholas Van Stratten (Meramec CC)
Daniel Best (Southern Miss)
Burke Baldwin (Elgin CC)
Aaron Hartsock (California Baptist)
Brandon Lance (New Mexico State)
Jarrod Dyson (Southwest Mississippi JC)
Unsigned college picks
College Juniors: Godin, Chambliss, Pearson
College Seniors: Cribb
It should be noted that Cribb's only stopped from signing due to the College World Series.
Unsigned JC picks: Kurt Mertins (JC of the Desert), Tyler Moyneur (Arizona Western JC), Michael Wheeler (Walters State CC), Steve Rinaudo (American River College), Jared Grace (Pensacola JC), Manuel Garcia (Cochise JC), Mike Dabbs (Cowley County Community College), Brennan Thorpe (Saddleback CC), Bryan Paukovitz and Eric Martinez (Southwestern CC/JC), and Ryan Cisterna (Chandler-Gilbert CC)
No word on which picks are just stubborn and which are "Draft and Follows"
Random stats time!
Jared Grace: 32 for 134 (.239), 9 doubles, 6 home runs. No word on how many walks he draws, but he has 41 runs, so presumably he draws walks. Grace is listed as a 6'5"/215lb outfielder, but he was drafted as a first baseman.
Brennan Thorpe is a 6'7/220lb pitcher who "won the challenge hitting contest at Saddleback the past two years" (according to the Saddleback site). I'm not particularly sure if that's an accomplishment for Thorpe, or an indictment of Saddleback hitting.
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Granted, the Texas League is only around 8 teams anyways.
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DBacks have signed: Ambriz (5), Christiansen(8), Perales(22), Byrne(25)
source: http://arizona.diamondbacks.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060615&content_id=1507479&vkey=news_ari&fext;=.jsp&c_id=ari
DBacks also inked: Beck(14), Miller(18) & Zavada(30)
source: http://arizona.diamondbacks.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060610&content_id=1499404&vkey=news_ari&fext;=.jsp&c_id=ari
Dbacks again signed: Barnette(10), Sharpe(16) & Walker (23)
source: http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060615&content_id=1507635&vkey=news_mlb&fext;=.jsp&c_id=mlb
Seconded. The more sources of info we have (and people with the time to post!), the better.
To post links, use the Link button above the comment block. It allows you to do this:
Astros sign 1st rounder Max Sapp, 16 others.
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San Diego signed supplemental 1st rounder, OF Kyler Burke from Ooltewah (Tenn.) HS. He also was a pitching prospect, but projects as a corner outfielder. Raw and didn't face particularly good competition in high school, might have been a bit of an overdraft.
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It does now. Cincinnati signed a few more players as well, according to the Enquirer.
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Should be out this weekend, along with the rest of the short-season leagues.
Marlins sign Sinkbeil.
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Kyle and Brandon have both linked to a good site for NDFA news (though that's not their main focus): cstv.com. It also has an app for tracking NCAA tourney (and regular season) games.
I'm glad to help chip-in in any way i can.
speaking of NDFA's Der Komminsk-sar, is there any listing of those to be found?!?
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Systematic list? I'm not aware of one. The main places I look are cstv.com, all-purpose transactions listings (like the USA Today link in #51), team sites (either minor league teams or the mlb.com team notes pages), and org-wide fan sites (like soxprospects.com and brewerfan.net). Baseball America, of course, has their transactions pages, which are updated every two weeks or so, and a list of 5th year seniors that signed before the draft. You might also find some info on OurSports Central, which I know Mike uses as a transactions resource.
3B Chris Coughlan (#1b)
P Scott Cousins (#3) - who was listed as an OF during the draft
C David Hatcher (#5)
P Donald Czyz (#7)
OF John Raynor (#9)
P Graham Taylor (#10)
P Bradley Stone (#12)
INF Drew Saylor (#13) - who the article lists as a pitcher
P Jay Buente (#14)
INF Jacob Blackwood (#16) - also listed as a pitcher in the article
OF David Mense (#17)
P Ross Lierseman (#18)
P Thomas Davis (#19)
OF Brandon McDougall (#39)
Oddly enough, Guillermo Martinez #15), a shortstop who BA reports has signed with Florida and who was expected to report to Jamestown, isn't in the article. I don't know what to make of this.
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Hopefully the Boras clients are out of the way soon so we can focus on the HS signs
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by-the-by i hope cousins is staying in the field not as a pitcher; i have him on my draft!
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