re: MLB Draft Thread

Understood. Just hoping the kid is solid on that number.

2024 draft numbers below:

ROUND - PLAYER SIGNED / PLAYER SELECTED
11 - 29/30
12 - 30/30
13 - 30/30
14 - 27/30
15 - 28/30
16 - 26/30
17 - 27/30
18 - 28/30
19 - 19/30
20 - 15/30

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I’ve been posting off and on for 3 years now and I’ve come to the conclusion that you could say the sky is blue and would still get downvoted. I guess I missed something along the way?

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There are a few posters, like Double OH, who say stuff like this...

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with slot value at less than 190K from here on out do you think high schoolers will sign for less than 190K if picked?

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And then get offended when you point out how dumb they are. They use the down vote button nonstop because it gives them some sense of power in their pea sized brains.

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with slot value at less than 190K from here on out do you think high schoolers will sign for less than 190K if picked?


And then get offended when you point out how dumb they are. They use the down vote button nonstop because it gives them some sense of power in their pea sized brains.

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I did not use the down vote basher but nice try. I understand some will get paid more than slot but on the average it will be around slot money. So again what high schoolers will sign for around slot money at this time? I don't think many will sign and will elect to go to college.

What round do you think Reaves will go in? LMAO.............................

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What round do you think Reaves will go in?


Does Banana ball have a draft?

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If they do he would be the 1st pick...

I'm not in any way an expert on any of this, but my understanding has kind of been that the further into the draft you get, the higher chance "your guys" make it to campus for lots of complicated reasons, although nothing is really for sure until well past today and on to after whenever last day to sign is. Some drop out because the couple teams they had agreements with for numbers they liked didn't come to fruition. There's still the chance that teams will throw a pick at them anyway and the intricacies of it are beyond me but maybe they're just grabbing "rights" to a player in case they change their mind or maybe that's the pick they're using to not sign so they can save up money for someone else. And other times you think you're out of the woods on a player but then complex circumstances occur and he gets sniped. Also sometimes the inverse happens and a player you assume is gone pecan ends up not signing and comes to campus.

Basically it's a madhouse and effectively just a roulette wheel

To reiterate, all this is way beyond me and I don't keep up with any of it outside of looking at LSU players and prospects when this time comes around every year. So take what I say with a pinch of salt and a dash of tabasco.

Geaux tigers

Spencer Evans is Coleton Brady's teammate in Florida. I would count on him signing. He was going to be a draft eligible sophomore i think

I understand that was just a question. I didn’t know if “Coming to LSU” meant if it was officially confirmed from very close sources. Makes sense though.

In the past 2 drafts, 30/30 and 29/30 of all players drafted in the 11th round inked deals with pro teams. Assumption should be that Evans is gone.

so adios will adams