re: How much influence will the monster have?

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We talking 2nd rd here kid. Don't argue with your own thoughts.

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You think Curiel goes second round, ma'am?

And thanks for calling me kid

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Or they could improve and raise their stock, while getting paid.

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Ffs, it's baseball....not rugby

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You seem to not understand the "baseball" draft.

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Who said that?

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The guy you responded to said the risk/reward was not worth it in response to the op hoping Curiel or Brown would return. You did not specify. You really should.

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You arguing with yourself again kid

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You need to pay attention.

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but tell us, where is brown projected?

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mid to late second round are his projections.

Despite all the posts by the T-Rant know it alls, no one on this site knows anything about if or how Milam staying is going to impact any other players decision to stay or leave!

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not perform as well as they expect and have their stock drop.

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Brown and Curiel gone 100%. Has absolutely nothing to do with Monster. Top 100 guys go no matter what still, it's middle round guys who have eligibility that are now in play

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You seem to not understand the "baseball" draft.

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Well, upu simply don't seem to understand anything

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thanks for playing? youre a damn idiot who doesn't understand the mlb draft and leverage.

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Melt bitch. I understand more than I need.
I was clear. You clowns argue with ghosts that arent there. Completely made up stuff. Feel free to go back and read my initial 2 comments.

Thanks for playing, kid

BTW, please teach us your "leverage" and "draft" knowledge as it applies to Milam....you dumbass

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Brown still has leverage in this draft class

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the leverage angle could be shifting if you can get the difference you might lose with leverage in NIL at college and have a chance to improve your stock.

So, you might get $1.25 million with leverage. Without leverage they low ball you to $750k. Well, now you can make $500k in NIL the year prior and that changes the way people used to make decisions.

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You did not specify. You really should.

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I posed a question. I didn't specify because speculation in question form doesn't require that.

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You posed a question in response to a statement related to two players without specifying which player.

But you knew that. Because this is exactly what you were after.

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mid to late second round are his projections.

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Exactly, so there's a risk reward there, depending on $$.

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Mid to late second-round players with leverage will likely get over 2 million as a signing bonus.

Much more risk than reward, I would say, especially considering that a late first-rounder without leverage can get less than 500K in signing bonuses.