Two LSU signees in the Cape

not yet. Its up to Mainieri and if they can plug them onto teams. The season is well underway up there but they will find leagues to play in unless he wants to shut a player down for the summmer.

I would expect all three of those players to be doing something however.

he went in the 35th round I believe to the Yankees. Granted they are the highest paying team and he is a JUCO, but he was only a sophmore this last year and has two more draft chances if he decides to come to LSU.

I honestly believe we will see him in an LSU uniform next year unless he settles for something in which I think will under value his true potential. He could have a great year on a standout team and skyrocket his stock for the 2010 draft.

alex edward

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Brett Bruening

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I think Dishon will win a spot in RF if Dean isn't already out there. It will be a very interesting offseason I can tell you that.

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if dean plays outfield, it will be in left. he has nowhere near the arm to play right. all signs are pointing to dean playing 1B though.

Yankees draftee news

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Standing 6'6 and weighing 210 lbs, RHP Brett Bruening of Grayson County College in Texas has noticeable size and projection. His talent is also evident (bumping 95 and 96 mph), as hehas committed to play for perennial power house Louisiana State University next season. BA had this to say about him before the draft:

Heis still figuring out his delivery and command after missing two years in high school following elbow surgery. He also will have to develop reliable secondary pitches, as his curveball and changeup are mediocre. Pro clubs can't help but notice his fastball, but they may let Bruening spend a season at Louisiana State before investing heavily in him.

This pick reminds me of the selection of Justin Harper last year - a JUCO righty with fantastic velocity, but sub-optimal control. I suspect that, as with Harper, the Yankees are going to follow Bruening in summerball for the next two months, and then make an offer if his control improves, or if they see a flaw that they know can be corrected once in the system.

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Fggn Yankees better quit screwin around with our good players. LSU > NYY

Brett Bruening, RHP
Brody Colvin, RHP/OF
Alex Edward, INF
Forrest Garrett, LHP
Slade Heathcott, LHP/OF
Mason Katz, UTIL
Michael Lowery, INF
Wes Luquette, C
Mitchell Mormann, RHP
Michael Reed, RHP
Jordan Rittiner, LHP
Zack Von Rosenburg, RHP
Chadwin Stang, OF

Do you guys think Chad Jones could become a dominant pitcher next year if Les let him?

Stang to Brewers