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Topcat · 12-20-2009, 03:33 AM

The one and only contribution I ever did for this board needs to do a review of our first attempt at being a GM. I personally am proud of the Bard and Walden picks I made

JayBruceFan · 12-20-2009, 08:46 PM

Here are my results from 2008:

First Round- Justin Smoak (Went First round to Texas Rangers in 2008)
Supplemental First Round- Aaron Shafer (Went Second Round to Cubs in 2008)
Second Round- Justin Parker (Went Sixth Round to Diamondbacks in 2008)
Third Round- Chris Dominguez (Went Third Round to Giants in 2009)
Supplemental Third Round- Tim Federowicz (Went Seventh Round to Red Sox in 2008)

aubashbrother · 12-21-2009, 01:09 AM

From 2008

First Round - Stephen Strasburg
First Round - Matt Purke
Second Round - Brett Jackson
Third Round - Kent Matthes

dougdirt · 12-21-2009, 01:33 AM

2009 - Kyle Gibson (this draft went down before he hurt his arm... I feel cheated a little), Chad Jenkins, Reymond Fuentes, Madison Younginer, Colton Cain, Dane Williams. I drafted for two teams this year.

2008 - Tim Beckham, Mike Montgomery, Brett Marshall.

2007 - Phillippe Aumont, Julian Sampson.

2007 looks questionable. Aumont should be a major leaguer, but likely a bullpenner. Sampson looks like a bad pick and I apparently took him 10 rounds too soon though he signed for late 2nd/early 3rd round money. 2008 I am fine with. I have two top 100 prospects with Beckham and Montgomery. Brett Marshall still has promise but the stats weren't encouraging in 09 as a 19 year old. 2009 seems too early for sure.

camisadelgolf · 12-21-2009, 02:09 AM

My drafts have just been so-so as far as I'm concerned. My guess is that I'm probably middle-of-the-pack so far.

2009 (two teams)
26. Eric Arnett (his debut wasn't anything special, but it gave reason for optimism)
39. Brad Boxberger (was impressive in the AFL)
47. Jason Stoffel (phenomenal debut)
72. Brian Goodwin (did not sign)
73. Ryan Ortiz (great debut)
74. Jake Marisnick (has not yet played)
103. Robbie Shields (offensively, had a horrible debut; probably a bust)
105. Chad Thompson (has not yet played)

2008
14. Casey Kelly (horrible as a hitter but incredible debut as a pitcher this year)
27. Conor Gillaspie (has put up solid numbers but nothing spectacular)
31. Reese Havens (slugger shortstop has looked pretty good so far)
60. Tyler Sample (had a horrible debut but improved significantly this year)
92. Seth Lintz (can't find home plate to save his life--already looking like a bust)

2007
9. Matt Harvey (still has not been signed)
50. Aaron Poreda (was the most important player the Padres received in the Jake Peavy trade)
61. Sam Demel (solid minor league peripherals suggest he could develop into an effective reliever)
74. Eddie Kunz (has already been to the major leagues but hasn't done too much to impress)
104. Wynn Pelzer (I drafted him six rounds early, but it's looking like it was a decent move on my part)

12-20-2009, 03:33 AM	#1
Topcat Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,928	past draft redzone comparisons The one and only contribution I ever did for this board needs to do a review of our first attempt at being a GM. I personally am proud of the Bard and Walden picks I made __________________ 2006 Redzone mock Draftee's- 1(st) Daniel Bard(redsox), 1(st sup)( Jordan Walden (Angels), 2(nd) rd.- Zach Britton(Orioles), 3(rd) Blair Erickson(Cardinals), 3(rd) Tim Norton( Yankees),(cuz its a Tim Hortons thing Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory... lasts forever.

12-20-2009, 08:46 PM	#2
JayBruceFan Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Kettering Posts: 694	Re: past draft redzone comparisons Here are my results from 2008: First Round- Justin Smoak (Went First round to Texas Rangers in 2008) Supplemental First Round- Aaron Shafer (Went Second Round to Cubs in 2008) Second Round- Justin Parker (Went Sixth Round to Diamondbacks in 2008) Third Round- Chris Dominguez (Went Third Round to Giants in 2009) Supplemental Third Round- Tim Federowicz (Went Seventh Round to Red Sox in 2008)

12-21-2009, 01:09 AM	#3
aubashbrother Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Brookneal , VA. Posts: 530	Re: past draft redzone comparisons From 2008 First Round - Stephen Strasburg First Round - Matt Purke Second Round - Brett Jackson Third Round - Kent Matthes __________________ 2009 Redszone MLB Mock Draft 1st Round - Steven Strasburg 1st Round - Matt Purke 2nd Round - Brett Jackson 3rd Round - Kent Matthes

12-21-2009, 01:33 AM	#4
dougdirt The Boss Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 30,742	Re: past draft redzone comparisons 2009 - Kyle Gibson (this draft went down before he hurt his arm... I feel cheated a little), Chad Jenkins, Reymond Fuentes, Madison Younginer, Colton Cain, Dane Williams. I drafted for two teams this year. 2008 - Tim Beckham, Mike Montgomery, Brett Marshall. 2007 - Phillippe Aumont, Julian Sampson. 2007 looks questionable. Aumont should be a major leaguer, but likely a bullpenner. Sampson looks like a bad pick and I apparently took him 10 rounds too soon though he signed for late 2nd/early 3rd round money. 2008 I am fine with. I have two top 100 prospects with Beckham and Montgomery. Brett Marshall still has promise but the stats weren't encouraging in 09 as a 19 year old. 2009 seems too early for sure. __________________ www.redsminorleagues.com

12-21-2009, 02:09 AM	#5
camisadelgolf Vampire Weekend @Bernie's Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 11,311	Re: past draft redzone comparisons My drafts have just been so-so as far as I'm concerned. My guess is that I'm probably middle-of-the-pack so far. 2009 (two teams) 26. Eric Arnett (his debut wasn't anything special, but it gave reason for optimism) 39. Brad Boxberger (was impressive in the AFL) 47. Jason Stoffel (phenomenal debut) 72. Brian Goodwin (did not sign) 73. Ryan Ortiz (great debut) 74. Jake Marisnick (has not yet played) 103. Robbie Shields (offensively, had a horrible debut; probably a bust) 105. Chad Thompson (has not yet played) 2008 14. Casey Kelly (horrible as a hitter but incredible debut as a pitcher this year) 27. Conor Gillaspie (has put up solid numbers but nothing spectacular) 31. Reese Havens (slugger shortstop has looked pretty good so far) 60. Tyler Sample (had a horrible debut but improved significantly this year) 92. Seth Lintz (can't find home plate to save his life--already looking like a bust) 2007 9. Matt Harvey (still has not been signed) 50. Aaron Poreda (was the most important player the Padres received in the Jake Peavy trade) 61. Sam Demel (solid minor league peripherals suggest he could develop into an effective reliever) 74. Eddie Kunz (has already been to the major leagues but hasn't done too much to impress) 104. Wynn Pelzer (I drafted him six rounds early, but it's looking like it was a decent move on my part)

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