The FO has a giant decision on their hands and the Rangers have the M's for 4: SEA @ TEX 7/14-17

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#1 Orioles go Jackson Holliday

 

[Bmurph]

Dru Jones next and we go Termarr?

 

[scotsman1948]

I don’t think those guys are movable unfortunately

we can only hope that someone wants them, or we will carry them to the end which means some of the guys i want to see (Thompson, Harris, Crim, Foscue) probably won't get called up and it will slow down the team's advancement.

 

[Duane1952]

#1 Orioles go Jackson Holliday

The guy I wanted the Rangers to pick.

 

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#2 DBacks go Druw Jones

 

[scotsman1948]

Dru Jones next and we go Termarr?

you got #2 but i think we take Green

 

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#3 TEXAS RANGERS go KUMAR ROCKER?!?

 

[scotsman1948]

we took rocker

 

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#3 TEXAS RANGERS go KUMAR ROCKER?!?

SHOCKED

 

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@saddles will think it's April Fools

 

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@saddles will think it's April Fools

So do I

 

[scotsman1948]

SHOCKED

same here. he wasn't even on my page

 

[scotsman1948]

@saddles will think it's April Fools

better put @saddles on the suicide watch

 

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#4 Pirates go Termarr Johnson

 

[Duane1952]

JD better hope he’s not another Dillion Tate.

 

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Welcome to the Rangers Kumar Rocker!!

 

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Welcome to the Rangers Kumar Rocker!!

Hope he can Rock em'

 

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Gray Perez Leiter Rocker
Sounds Lethal

 

[scotsman1948]

Rocker is accustomed to the attention. For a second consecutive year, the former Vanderbilt star has earned an honor nobody seeks more than once: the most famous player in the MLB first-year player draft. Standing 6-foot-5 at 245 pounds, he is a right-hander with a big-league-ready arsenal: a 98 mph fastball, a wipeout slider and a hard curveball that buckles the knees of anyone looking for either of the other two. His motion is smooth and easy, almost nonchalant, and the ball leaves his hand from a three-quarter arm slot with a fluidity that gives the velocity an element of surprise, not an easy feat when it's emanating from the body of a defensive end.
The scout's job, then, would seem to be easy. Sturdy guy with great stuff, a repeatable delivery and a history of competing at the highest amateur level. So, what's the catch? "He's a big leaguer pitching in indy ball right now," says Pete Incaviglia, the ValleyCats manager who played 12 years in the majors. "If he's not a top-five pick in the draft, I don't know who is."

But among the many peculiar distinctions Rocker has earned over the past few years, this might be the most important: He has managed to be both overexposed and mysterious.

 

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#5 Nationals go Elijah Green