AKA, a look into the upcoming MLB draft.
I have taken the available numbers and shoved them through a computer and have shat out a list of names.
Some of the names were oddly elevated. In those cases I looked a little deeper into the profile and made some notes.
Anyways, here’s a top 30 list that I’m sure well look nothing like the MLB draft.
Enjoy!
| Rank? | Pos | Name | Notes |
| 1 | SP | Chase Dollander | |
| 2 | SP | Jaxon Wiggins | TJ |
| 3 | SP | George Klassen | Projected as RP, which typically tricks computers into projecting as super SP |
| 4 | SP | Paul Skenes | |
| 5 | SS | Colt Emerson | |
| 6 | SS | Jacob Wilson | |
| 7 | OF | Dylan Crews | |
| 8 | SS | Mitch Jebb | |
| 9 | SP | Alex Clemmey | |
| 10 | SS | Kevin McGonigle | |
| 11 | SS | Christian Knapczyk | Good Hit/Speed tools, bottom of the scale power |
| 12 | SS | Matt Shaw | |
| 13 | SP | Thomas White | |
| 14 | SP | Noble Meyer | |
| 15 | SP | Blake Wolters | |
| 16 | SS | Cam Kozeal | Free from splitting focus with football, may take off |
| 17 | SP | Adam Hachman | TJ |
| 18 | SP | Garrett Baumann | HS arm, but has size that projects well |
| 19 | SS | Antonio Anderson | No idea why he’s so high |
| 20 | SS | Cal Fisher | Or him |
| 21 | SP | Liam Peterson | Similar to Baumann |
| 22 | 3B | Gino Groover | Defensive liability, but strong bat |
| 23 | SS | Brice Matthews | Strong stats, but high K rate may suppress perceived ceiling |
| 24 | 3B | Mike Boeve | Contact 1st 3B, may have to move to 1B |
| 25 | SS | Colin Houck | |
| 26 | 3B | Brayden Taylor | |
| 27 | SS | Cooper Pratt | |
| 28 | OF | Max Clark | |
| 29 | SP | Cameron Johnson | |
| 30 | SP | James Ellwanger | Similar to Baumann and Liam |
Strongly recommend not taking any of this seriously.
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