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Went #13 in the draft. Did not watch after that. Did Wahl go in first round?

SWAG wrote:Went #13 in the draft. Did not watch after that. Did Wahl go in first round?

No

he didnt go second round either

or third

or Round 4?

He has been the best available since round one was over.... somethings up. He must be demanding first round money.


I think he has always been over rated

Anyword on Cord Sandburg?

Warren wrote:Anyword on Cord Sandburg?

5th best available after first two rounds.... I hope he keeps falling


ETA:

Cord was drafted 89th by the Phillies and agreed money set at $775,000 He is prolly not gonna see MSU

Wahl finally goes in the 5th round

#161 to Oakland

Adam Frazier goes #179 to the Pirates

Turner for UM gone?

SWAG wrote:Turner for UM gone?

He and the Mayers kid both went in the 3rd

Tuner went #78 to Twins

Mayers went #93 to St Louis

Graveman 8th Round Toronto

Girodo 9th Round Toronto

Renfroe's high school coach was on Jackson Sports Talk this am. Pretty interesting stuff. One story in particular was pretty funny:

Renfroe was a catcher all the way through high school - had apparently never pitched. His senior year, he talked his coach into letting him pitch in relief against his rival, Hillcrest. Hillcrest has a radar gun on their scoreboard that shows pitching speed. On his third warm-up pitch he hit 95 mph. The Hillcrest coach made the scoreboard operator turn off the pitch speed function so as to prevent his players from being scared.

He also said something else amazing, considering he is no longer a catcher. His pop time (pop of glove - throw - 2nd base pop) was in the 1.80 to 1.85 second range. My understanding is that major league catchers typically range from 1.7 to 1.9 with some outliers a little faster.

Deltamud77 wrote:Renfroe's high school coach was on Jackson Sports Talk this am. Pretty interesting stuff. One story in particular was pretty funny:

Renfroe was a catcher all the way through high school - hat apparently never pitched. His senior year, he talked his coach into letting him pitch in relief against his rival, Hillcrest. Hillcrest has a radar gun on their scoreboard that shows pitching speed. On his third warm-up pitch he hit 95 mph. The Hillcrest coach made the scoreboard operator turn off the pitch speed function so as to prevent his players from being scared.

He also said something else amazing, considering he is no longer a catcher. His pop time (pop of glove - throw - 2nd base pop) was in the 1.80 to 1.85 second range. My understanding is that major league catchers typically range from 1.7 to 1.9 with some outliers a little faster.

He is a very special kid with off the chart tools.

He is the highest drafted everyday player to ever play for state right behind Will Clark. That's pretty impressive IMO

I think he will be in the majors in under two years. His power will actually probably translate better with a wood bat than the crap they are using right now in college. If I am not mistaken, he hit 19 HRs last summer with wood bats...setting the league record. I think he will be a yearly .270+ hitter with potential to be a 25+ HR guy to go along with potential gold glove level defense. He could be a star in the league if he continues to progress and stays healthy.