2022 season.thread

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rivas can do a lot more..like a utility guy...and of..so i would rather have him than shwindel..

and he is from san diego

but either would do when seattle is hurtin

 

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these 2guys can for surehelp

WillsonContreras C	CHC	52	180	36	49	10	1	11	24	25	43	2	1	.272	.399	.522	.921
7 RafaelOrtega DH	CHC	52	143	17	38	8	0	2	8	21	35	4	4	.266	.355	.364	.719

 

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pinder utility..rivas utility..,covers every but ss..and i think haggerty can..not sure there..but he canCf

Adam Frazier 26....LL
Julio Rodríguez 44...CF
J.P. Crawford 3...LL
Ty France 23
Eugenio Suárez 28...3B
Rafael Ortega 66..LL..RF
Luis Torrens 22..DHKyle Lewis 1 IL-7
Taylor Trammell 20.....LL.LFMitch Haniger 17 IL-10
Willson Contreras 40..catch


bench..
Cal Raleigh 29
Sam Haggerty 0
Alfonso Rivas 36...LLAbraham Toro 13..R/R
Chad Pinder 10

 

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guys who impress..me..between 101and 156..the whole reason for that is there are better payers off board here than on it...from a mariners point of view

Jacob Reimer

3B

Yucaipa (CA)

-

-

18

6' 2" / 205 lbs

R

R

Joe Lampe

OF

Arizona State

-

-

21

6' 1" / 185 lbs

L

R

Paxton Kling

OF

Central (PA)

-

-

19

6' 2" / 195 lbs

R

R

Gavin Turley

OF

Hamilton (AZ)

-

-

18

6' 2" / 200 lbs

R

R

Chandler Pollard

SS

Woodward Academy (GA)

-

-

18

6' 2" / 173 lbs

R

R

Kassius Thomas

RHP

Sierra Canyon (CA)

-

-

18

6' 1" / 195 lbs

R

R

Max Rajcic

RHP

UCLA

-

-

20

6' 0" / 210 lbs

R

R

155

avid Lally

RHP

Grand Blanc (MI)

-

-

18

6' 4" / 210 lbs

R

R

127

chase Shores

RHP

Legacy (TX)

-

-

18

6' 8" / 250 lbs

R

R

most impressive

110
i could pick him at 156...easy..

Michael Knorr

RHP

Coastal Carolina

-

-

22

6' 6" / 215 lbs

R

R

Trey Dombroski

LHP

Monmouth

-

-

21

6' 5" / 235 lbs

R

L

 

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thing is at ..126..who do you take

forsure these guys..

Trey Dombroski

LHP

Monmouth

-

-

21

6' 5" / 235 lbs

R

L

Max RajcicRHPUCLA--206' 0" / 210 lbsRR

Michael Knorr

RHP

Coastal Carolina

-

-

22

6' 6" / 215 lbs

R

R

i think he is good

Chase Shores

RHP

Legacy (TX)

-

-

18

6' 8" / 250 lbs

R

R

but..for..the most part if there.is no one..at 126..on my list''but there is..if he is still available

Michael Knorr

RHP

Coastal Carolina

-

-

22

6' 6" / 215 lbs

R

R

at 156..there is no longer..to 200...i would go off board there..cuz what is good for every other mlb team..is not for the mariners at that point

 

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i think if i need a future haniger..melton is the guy..yeah itsa lot to say..

 

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i think if i need a future haniger..melton is the guy
cf/RF

jacob Melton

Oregon State

CF

.360

.425

.668

1.093

61

253

65

91

22

4

16

82

5

26

48

21

1

still my cfer

Guy Lipscomb

Belmont

CF

.406

.484

.548

1.032

57

217

59

88

13

3

4

42

7

29

18

42

6

 

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ya cant tell me teams do not know about this guy...2 best outfield in the sats..true he may not be in it..but that is a thing mlb clubs dont know that they should..right know..he could go 2-3...to 4th or 5th...so i would like resposable kids..to declare..but that is a diff issue..

theissue here...is wyatt..is good

Wyatt Langford

Florida

LF

.355

.447

.719

1.166

66

256

73

91

9

3

26

63

8

36

44

7

4

Major League Baseball has established the bonus pools for all 30 teams and the slot values for every pick in the first 10 rounds of the 2022 amateur draft, MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis reports. This year’s draft is set to take place July 17-19, coinciding with All-Star week in Los Angeles.

While the new collective bargaining agreement made some changes to the draft’s operations (most notably the lottery that begins in 2023), the basic structure of the bonus pools and slotting system remains intact. As a refresher, each team receives a bonus pool to cover selections from the draft’s first 10 rounds, and each draft placement within those ten rounds has an assigned price attached to it. Teams are free to sign players for above or below those assigned slot prices, as long as the total price tag of those signings doesn’t exceed the value of their bonus pool.

The 2022 draft marks the first time in three years that slot prices have risen, as due to the pandemic, the league and the MLB Players Association agreed to freeze slot prices for the 2020 and 2021 drafts. The first overall spot of this year’s draft (held by the Orioles) has an $8,842,200 slot price, a bump above the $8,415,300 assigned price for the first pick in the 2021 draft.

• Orioles: $16,924,000
• Diamondbacks: $15,112,100
• Mets: $13,955,700
• Pirates: $13,733,900
• Rockies: $13,660,700
• Royals: $11,668,300
• Nationals: $11,007,900
• Reds: $10,794,100
• Marlins: $10.486MM
• Cubs: $10,092,700
• Padres: $10,088,900
• Twins: $10.036MM
• Guardians: $9,980,900
• Rangers: $9,640,700
• Blue Jays: $8,367,700
• Athletics: $8,315,800
• Red Sox: $8,078,300
• Tigers: $8,024,900
• Braves: $8,022,200
• Rays: $7,795,100
• Mariners: $7,254,400
• Brewers: $7,070,900
• Angels: $7,024,300
• Cardinals: $6,842,300
• Astros: $6.837MM
• Yankees: $6,425,100
• Phillies: $6.307MM
• White Sox: $6,289,100
• Giants: $5,793,200
• Dodgers: $4,221,40

its a lot of money...kids..tell the end of the 2nd round and comp picks enough to pay off school loans and more in the 1st and 2nd prob 3rd and 4th as well...if all this money at the top??..

.i queston taking unprovin..HS kiids at the top...and i still ...think..hs should hve its own draft...it really is appels..and oranges

a hs kid..is not headed..for AA...a collage guy...can.............

Free Agent Compensation Picks:
75) Mets: $873,300
76) Braves: $859,700
77) Blue Jays: $846,500
78) Blue Jays: $833,200
79) Red Sox: $820,000
80) Astros: $806,800

 

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5-7 round hs draft...prob 5 and free agents..sounds good..every team would be gauranteed 5 HS guys..sure bonuses of coarse


scrap...an extreemly...corruptable...lottary..thatb can...and will..eventually...give the MLB..a black...eye...corruption does that..

like useing a diff ball last year.....

they already..have one black eye...from that...

..and prob this year as...well................just the story has not come yet.....

the year will prob have an asterisk....assosiated..

 

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the honorless.........deserve none in return.............human decency..is a seperate issue...but war is war...in the patriot

 

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What percentage of minor league baseball players make it to the majors?


Out of all players who play minor league baseball about 10% of those players who sign contracts each year will play at least 1 game in the majors. Chasing MLB Dreams has been created to follow dreams of players as they climb the ladder from instructional and rookie ball to the upper levels of the minor leagues.


66 percent

1st Round. The first round of MLB's first-year player draft represents the cream of the crop, the top talent within the United States. Still, by no means does that guarantee that those players will reach The Show, as only 66 percent of first-round picks play in the major leagues.

1. According to High School Baseball Web, only 5.6 percent of high school baseball players ultimately play at the collegiate level. However, among those NCAA players, the odds of playing professionally doubles (10.5 percent), as the crop of collegiate players play a major role in filling out the 40-round MLB first-year player draft. Furthermore, the percentage of high school players getting drafted into professional baseball is a minuscule 0.5 percent.
   In the wake of last week’s 2012 MLB draft, I thought that it’d be interesting to examine the percentage of MLB draft picks that actually reach the big leagues, with an emphasis on the declining odds as the draft progresses.

1. After the first round, each subsequent round features a significant dropoff in the chances of reaching the major leagues.
   For those players drafted in the second round of the draft, the chances of reaching the major leagues drops to 49 percent.
2. Rounds 3-5 are a major turning point where the odds begin to drastically decrease, as only 32 percent of players drafted reach the majors.

apples and oranges..i would say..

even a 3 round and free agent after...would be good..

...as a mariners fan...i would natraly want to take advantage of this and pick collage guys..

even still..after 4-5 years of re-build...

and cuz..they have still not went to the playoffs..sense dinosaures....where alive on the planet............

 

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no...im pre..dinosaur....loollo

hills ..old..??..

yeah...thats prob about right...lololo

 

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value	hrs	vs	stolen	or	add	and	subtract
Ivan Melendez	Texas	1B	.396	.516	.888	1.404	65	240	75	95	18	2	32	94	11	52	48	1	0

Kevin Parada

Georgia Tech

C

.360

.452

.709

1.161

60

258

79

93

10

1

26

88

15

30

32

11

1

Guy Lipscomb

Belmont

CF

.406

.484

.548

1.032

57

217

59

88

13

3

4

42

7

29

18

42

6

Enrique Bradfield Jr.

Vanderbilt

CF

.317

.415

.498

.913

62

243

69

77

10

5

8

36

2

41

40

46

0

so i want to get a value number...for home run hitters in contrast..to..base stealers..starting with ops add ave

 

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hrs +rbis..even though a hr is a double wordscore with an rbi.....it is for everyone

wecould do hits as well but then hr hitters..would get triple word score..so we wont..and we have already added ave

van Melendez...==1800...........126 sb=127cs0==bb52==178--so48==130=hp11...==141===941..if you think it unfair..1/2 the hrs..mnu16.925..ok what ever..adding ave instead of hits is rightto the first side
needing above a 1000..in the end to be addmitted..if you need doubles or tripples use them..as an extra value up..hits are hits..extra is extra
Kevin Parada====1521............114
Guy Lipscomb...........1438.............46...stolen bases -cs..=36 =bb..+29==65-so 18==18==456
for the most part..you dont want to go below900 ops...especelly if no hrs and no stolen...and the high strike outs would eniallate you
Enrique Bradfield Jr.===1230......46===000======...46+bb=41==87-so===40==47..

im just winging it trying to come up with..a value that will work...others have prob done..long before

hrs singles doubles triples.and rbis....all have value..and maybe should be added..to start..ill try that unlessi look and find a form someone already has

 

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i dont know what is giong on..here are the guys that...really do

 

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i like the ideaof getting 3 hr hitters,,even if they steal bases aswell...and 3 base stealers even if they hit hrs as wel....lololi like '
cambell ss..1st.almost no matter..there are alts to hughs....

Drew Thorpe..
g canyon wilson
tyler locklear

and less strike out===high obp

ulmax...over ..and out...security..security..heading in...to port...aaddoo a choose me