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MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 1:51 pm
by dthomas=ddixon
There's a couple recruits that are considered first round draft picks so we'll most likely lose a couple guys. I figured I'd start a thread to keep track of who of our guys gets drafted.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 2:10 pm
by paduck
I just checked out some mock drafts and I can't remember all of Oregon's recruits, but it looks like the Ducks may lose out on Jesse Biddle. He's the 6'6" pitcher from my neck of the woods and all projections have him going in the first round to the Phillies. I can't imagine this kid not signing with the local team for big money. Fingers crossed though. We'll know more in about 2 hours.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 2:53 pm
by greenyellow
paduck wrote:I just checked out some mock drafts and I can't remember all of Oregon's recruits, but it looks like the Ducks may lose out on Jesse Biddle. He's the 6'6" pitcher from my neck of the woods and all projections have him going in the first round to the Phillies. I can't imagine this kid not signing with the local team for big money. Fingers crossed though. We'll know more in about 2 hours.
Of all the recruits who may never show up, it would be Biddle since he has the physical stature they want in pitchers and he's thrown multiple no-hitters. The others that may be drafted high are Nick Kingman, a pitcher who is the #2 prospect in the state of Nevada; Stefan Sabol, a catcher who is the #8 prospect in the state of California and #25 overall in the nation; and Aaron Sanchez, a pitcher who is the #6 prospect in the state of California and #23 in the nation. If we could get at least 2 of the pitchers, our pitching depth would almost second to none in the Pac-10.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 3:09 pm
by greenyellow
In a mock draft in SI, they have Biddle going to Milwaukee at #14 and Aaron Sanchez at #28 to the Dodgers. If you can say anything about Horton, he sure can recruit players that are 1st rounders (potential 1st rounders). I think we lose all 4 prospects that I mentioned in my previous post if all go by at least round 4.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 6:46 pm
by cordy02c
biddle was taken 27th overall by phillies so unless he really wants to come to college chances are we don't see him

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:11 pm
by greenyellow
cordy02c wrote:biddle was taken 27th overall by phillies so unless he really wants to come to college chances are we don't see him
Plus it's his hometown team that drafted him so I don't see him coming out here.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:56 pm
by dthomas=ddixon
I'm really hoping we get Sabol to stay. With E-Rod leaving we're gonna need a catcher & a big bat to take his place.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 7:56 pm
by cordy02c
also sanchez went 34th to Blue Jays

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:42 pm
by UOducksTK1
dthomas=ddixon wrote:I'm really hoping we get Sabol to stay. With E-Rod leaving we're gonna need a catcher & a big bat to take his place.
I think he comes here because of the opportunity to start from day 1 at Oregon.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:50 pm
by greenyellow
We lose 2 top pitching recruits but I think that Horton has enough coming back and freshman coming in that it probably shouldn't matter. It will be hard to replace 2 SR starters in the rotation. Let's hope that we don't lose any more recruits since we had 8 SRs, but will have lost 2 most likely to MLB.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:11 pm
by dthomas=ddixon
greenyellow wrote:We lose 2 top pitching recruits but I think that Horton has enough coming back and freshman coming in that it probably shouldn't matter. It will be hard to replace 2 SR starters in the rotation. Let's hope that we don't lose any more recruits since we had 8 SRs, but will have lost 2 most likely to MLB.
I would be very happy with losing just those two pitchers. It looks like Horton knew we were likely to lose them & compensated for it by getting a few more pitchers. The class is loaded with them. I'm more worried about adding/keeping some hitters like Sabol. We need some bigger bats in our lineup.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:28 pm
by greenyellow
dthomas=ddixon wrote:
greenyellow wrote:We lose 2 top pitching recruits but I think that Horton has enough coming back and freshman coming in that it probably shouldn't matter. It will be hard to replace 2 SR starters in the rotation. Let's hope that we don't lose any more recruits since we had 8 SRs, but will have lost 2 most likely to MLB.
I would be very happy with losing just those two pitchers. It looks like Horton knew we were likely to lose them & compensated for it by getting a few more pitchers. The class is loaded with them. I'm more worried about adding/keeping some hitters like Sabol. We need some bigger bats in our lineup.
That's what I'm worried about. He didn't really get many players that aren't pitchers so he must be confident in what he already has on the roster.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:00 pm
by r2fireduck
So far what I've gathered.
Biddle- 27th
Sanchez- 34th
Robby Rowland- 88th
Nick Kingham-117

Side note: beavers have 5 in the draft through 8th rd. Ducks: 0

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:36 pm
by oregontrack
I hope Sabol comes, too, but I would think the catcher's job is Mitch Karraker's next year, yes? You don't really want a freshman playing catcher for you in the sense that you cringe when you've got a freshman quarterback.

I'm glad we went pitching heavy with the recruits. If Karraker starts, he and Piazzisi will be the only seniors in the line-up. I like Serna and Pulfer, but I don't think we're in jeopardy of losing them to the pros after their junior year.

Re: MLB Draft

Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 12:50 pm
by cordy02c
we also just had Kuresa go in the the 11th rd