TheMadHatTrick
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Happy with the pick. Just hope he doesn't go all Nate Pearson on us.
I read a few places Honeycutt was a good bet for the Jays.Was thinking Dak Jordan from MS State
People forget that AA built a top 5 farm system twice in a span of 7 years and then absolutely unloaded it twice to go for a big swing. Absolutely no problem with the way he drafted. It allowed him to make the moves he needed.AA was also terrible at drafting for us as well. Although, he had some pretty good hits that just never really played for us lol. Noah, Musgrove, Boyd, Desclafani etc. Stroman was an obvious hit on a make up pick that ended up working out wildly in our favour lol.
I didn't spend the time looking up prospects to set a window of who I'm hoping to see. Does anyone have some guys they're hoping for?
I could be wrong but I don't think the Jays under AA had a top-five ranked farm system.People forget that AA built a top 5 farm system twice in a span of 7 years and then absolutely unloaded it twice to go for a big swing. Absolutely no problem with the way he drafted. It allowed him to make the moves he needed.
A lot of the prospects ended up being nothing but that wasn't our problem.
He also abused the old A and B rated free agent system to get bucketloads of picks the first time. It's not quite that easy anymore. Especially as a tax team where your FA comp picks come after the 4th round now.People forget that AA built a top 5 farm system twice in a span of 7 years and then absolutely unloaded it twice to go for a big swing. Absolutely no problem with the way he drafted. It allowed him to make the moves he needed.
A lot of the prospects ended up being nothing but that wasn't our problem.
By that logic, you can't really complain about the Martin or Hoglund picks since they brought the Jays very good value in trades and then not working out as hoped is someone else's problem.People forget that AA built a top 5 farm system twice in a span of 7 years and then absolutely unloaded it twice to go for a big swing. Absolutely no problem with the way he drafted. It allowed him to make the moves he needed.
A lot of the prospects ended up being nothing but that wasn't our problem.
Great ability to pick out talent lol and there still here. Shapiro and Atkins hold hands all day long. One will not leave without the other.And to think these f***ing morons are still here and still getting paid. Like I’ve said for years. Fraud franchise. Unlikeable losers
He did have a lung issue this year BUT apprently he was back in two weeks. Yesavage was hospitalized with a partially collapsed lung during the 2024 season but returned to the mound less than two weeks later and defeated fellow first-round prospect Chase Burns of Wake Forest in an NCAA regional elimination game.ECU?
Nope don't like him, he gives me Jeff Hoffman vibes
I don't know that they were top 5 but they were strong systems. Like someone else mentioned AA did stuff to draft loads of players that aren't options anymore which really helped him loading up quickly. Where you are wrong is that just because he traded them doesn't make it wrong that even with those strong pools his hit rate on prospects was poor. He gutted the system on his way out because he knew he wasn't sticking around. It was fun at the time but the cost was huge to the org. He left us with an old and broken team with little prospect capital left.People forget that AA built a top 5 farm system twice in a span of 7 years and then absolutely unloaded it twice to go for a big swing. Absolutely no problem with the way he drafted. It allowed him to make the moves he needed.
A lot of the prospects ended up being nothing but that wasn't our problem.
I don't like this pic. He's a 4/5 starter ceiling.
I don't like the pick either. There were other players with similar floors but larger ceilings imo.I don't like this pic. He's a 4/5 starter ceiling.
I must say that I absolutely hate the competitive balance pics. Especially them being so hi in the drdraft.
Seems like the Jays are picking safe. Looking for guys that can contibute in the next 2 years. Maybe 3.I don't like the pick either. There were other players with similar floors but larger ceilings imo.
Toronto hasn't had the luck Cleveland has turning those tall, 4 average or better pitch guys into Shane Biebers and Tanner Bibees.
It’s two picks! The first picked was well received. Second pick more cautious but maybe needed to save some money?So these f***ing losers are continuing with more garbage drafting eh. Who knew.
This franchise is becoming so unlikable. Top down full of losers. Yet, they all have jobs and everyone is content.
What do you know about this kid, or the program he played at last year?So these f***ing losers are continuing with more garbage drafting eh. Who knew.
This franchise is becoming so unlikable. Top down full of losers. Yet, they all have jobs and everyone is content.
Based on everything I've read, I have a hard time viewing Yesavage as a "safe" pick. Based on pretty much everyone's rankings, he was expected to go in the early teens. I think people sometimes mistake "could make the majors pretty quickly" with "low ceiling, safe pick".Seems like the Jays are picking safe. Looking for guys that can contibute in the next 2 years. Maybe 3.
The farm system sucks so I guess they feel they don't want to take HS kids.
They need to start hitting today in Rounds 3-10.
Yeasavage was supposed to be a top 10-15 pick so he could be asking for overslot. That could explain the Stephen pick which is about a round too high.It’s two picks! The first picked was well received. Second pick more cautious but maybe needed to save some money?
Safe pick compared to taking rhe chance on Caminiti who has a much higher ceiling but it much harder to project.Based on everything I've read, I have a hard time viewing Yesavage as a "safe" pick. Based on pretty much everyone's rankings, he was expected to go in the early teens. I think people sometimes mistake "could make the majors pretty quickly" with "low ceiling, safe pick".
The farm system didn't look that much different last year, and they picked one of the most high-risk/high-reward high school kids imaginable.
Safe pick compared to taking rhe chance on Caminiti who has a much higher ceiling but it much harder to project.