my leagues draft

by knicksfan491 on Nov 5, 2025 4:39 PM EDT

	Round 1
1	CHC (STL)	Anthony Rendon	3B	WAS
2	LAD (TB (HOU))	Bubba Starling	OF	KC
3	CWS	Dylan Bundy	SP	BAL
4	LAD	Trevor Bauer	SP	ARI
5	SD (AZ)	Gerrit Cole	SP	PIT
6	PHI	Archie Bradley	SP	ARZ
7	ATL	Danny Hultzen	SP	SEA
8	CWS (DET)	George Springer	OF	HOU
9	NYY	Fransico Lindor	SS	CLE
10	TEX	Josh Bell	OF	PIT
11	BOS	Taylor Guerrieri	SP	TB
12	CHC	Daniel Norris	SP	TOR
13	SEA	Javier Baez	SS	CHI (NL)
14	COL	Taylor Jungmann	SP	Mil

	Sandwich 1
15	BOS (Werth)	Sonny Gray	SP	OAK
16	LAD (Beltre)	Blake Swihart	C	BOS
17	PHI (NYY Jeter)	Brandon Nimmo	OF	NYM

	Round 2
18	BOS (STL)	Matt Purke	SP	WAS
19	SD (HOU)	Jose Fernandez	SP	FLA
20	CWS	Jed Bradley	SP	MIL
21	LAD	C.J. Cron	1B	LAA
22	CWS (TB (AZ))	Matt Barnes	SP	BOS
23	NYY (PHI)	Alex Meyer	SP	WAS
24	ATL	Kolten Wong	2B	STL
25	CHC (DET)	Joe Ross	SP	SD
26	NYY	Henry Owens	SP	BOS
27	TEX	Mikie Mahtook	OF	TB
28	BOS	Brian Goodwin	OF	WAS
29	CHC	Robert Stephenson	SP	CIN
30	SEA	Trevor Story	SS	COL
31	COL	Sean Gilmartin	SP	ATL

	Sandwich 2
32	NYY (Benoit)	Dillon Howard	SP	CLE
33	TEX (NYY(TB Kuroda))	Cory Spangenberg	2B	SD

	Round 3
34	CWS(CHC(CWS(STL))))-	Dillion Maples	SP	CHC
35	SF (HOU)	Larry Greene	OF	PHI
36	PHI(CWS,comp)-	Levi Michael	SS	MIN
37	LAD	Jackie Bradley	OF	BOS
38	SD (AZ)	Zach Cone	OF	TEX
39	NYY (PHI)	Andrew Susac	C	SF
40	ATL	Alex Dickerson	1B	PIT
41	SEA (CHC(DET))	Kyle Crick	RHP	SF
42	TEX (NYY)	Dante Bichette Jr	3B	NYY
43	LAD (TEX)	Jacob Anderson	OF	TOR
44	BOS	Tyler Anderson	SP	COL
45	CHC	Austin Hedges	C	SD
46	SEA	Jorge Lopez	RHP	MIL
47	COL	Grayson Garvin	LHP	TB

	Sandwich 3
48	SD (Harang)	Tyler Goeddel	3B	TB
49	BOS (de la Rosa)	Andrew Chafin	LHP	ARI
50	BOS (Pena)	Anthony Meo	RHP	ARI
51	CHC (DLee)	Joe Panik	SS	SFG

	Round 4
52	CHC (STL)	Granden Goetzman	OF	TB
53	SF (HOU)	Josh Osich	LHP	SF
54	CWS	Charlie Tilson	OF	STL
55	LAD	Kevin Matthews	P	TEX
56	TEX (TB(AZ))	John Stilson	SP/CL	TOR
57	PHI	Chris Reed	SP	LAD
58	ATL	Drew Gagnon	SP	Mil
59	SD (DET)	Travis Harrison	3B	MIN
60	PHI (NYY)	Michael Fulmer	SP	NYM
61	TEX	Dan Vogelbach	1B	CHC
62	BOS	Dwight Smith Jr.	OF	TOR
63	PHI (CHC)	Keenyn Walker	OF	CWS
64	SEA	Aaron Westlake	1b	DET
65	COL	Will Lamb	P	TEX

	Sandwich 4
66	NYY (Vazquez)	Nicky Delmonico	3B	BAL
67	LAD (Frasor)	Williams Jerez	OF	BOS
68	BOS (Thome)	Hudson Boyd	P	MIN

	Round 5
69	TEX (STL)	Joe Musgrove	SP	TOR
70	SD (HOU)	Jace Peterson	SS	SD
71	CWS	Jake Sisco	SP	CLE
72	LAD	Tyler Greene	SS	PHI
73	SF (AZ)	Michael Kelly	RHP	SD
74	PHI	Kevin Comer	RHP	TOR
75	ATL	Lenny Linksy	RHP	TB
76	CWS (DET)	Kyle Winkler	RHP	AZ
77	SEA (NYY)	Matt Dean	3B	TOR
78	BOS (TEX)	Brad Miller	SS	SEA
79	BOS	Jason Esposito	3B	BAL
80	CHC	Chris Cave	OF	NYY
81	SEA	Bryan Brickhouse	RHP	KC
82	COL	Nick Maronde	LHP	LAA

	Round 6
83	TEX (STL)	Zeke DeVoss	2B	CHC
84	SD (HOU)	Brandon Martin	SS	TB
85	CWS	Ricky Oropesa	1B	SF
86	TEX (LAD)	Cory Mazzoni	SP	NYM
87	SD (AZ)	Roman Quinn	SS	PHI
88	SEA (PHI)	Charlie Lowell	LHP	FLA
89	ATL	Johnny Eierman	SS	TB
90	PHI (CHC(DET))	Kes Carter	OF	TB
91	TEX (NYY)	Tony Zych	RP	CHC
92	TEX	Mason Hope	SP	FLA
93	BOS	Jake Hager	SS/3B	TB
94	CWS (CHC)	Nick Tropeano	SP	HOU
95	SEA	Brian Flynn	LHP	DET
96	COL	Tony Cingrani	LHP	CIN

	Round 6 Sandwich
97	BOS (TB (Comp))	JR Graham	RHP	ATL


	Round 7
98	NYY (Tex (STL))	Adam Conley	LHP	FLA
99	SF (HOU)	Jack Armstrong	RHP	HOU
100	BOS (CWS)	Ryan Carpenter	LHP	TB
101	LAD	Chris Bostick	SS	OAK
102	SD (AZ)	Bradley Marquez	SS/CF	NYM
103	PHI	Blake Snell	LHP	TB
104	ATL	Evan Marshall	RHP	AZ
105	SF (DET)	B.A. Vollmuth	3B	OAK
106	NYY
107	TEX
108	BOS
109	TEX (CHC)
110	CHC (SEA)
111	COL

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im the white sox. i highlighted my teams draft as well as the cubs. the cubs is jdsussman. just curious to what everyone thinks about our drafts as well as the whole draft in general. the league is 7 × 7. runs, home runs, rbis, sbs, avg, total bases and walks for hitters and pitchers is wins, saves, holds, strikeouts, total bases, era and whip

by knicksfan491 on Nov 5, 2025 4:45 PM EDT reply actions

I wouldn't have taken Bundy over Cole

and maybe not Hultzen and Bauer, though I could see an argument there.

Guys like Bundy are potentially so far away, with so little performance history…why not go with an arm that has equally elite upside and is three years closer to the majors?

by siddfynch on Nov 5, 2025 6:13 PM EDT reply actions

good point

but my team is rebuilding right now. i potentially expect to be competing in about 2 years and i went with bundy because i felt he was the better pitcher and had a chance to be better than cole.

by knicksfan491 on Nov 5, 2025 6:34 PM EDT up reply actions

Depends

There has been plenty of talk about Bundy being advanced enough to start in high-A, and he was given an MLB contract. Cole’s ETA will be determined by when/if he can master his command. The fact that the Pirates got him to sign a minor league deal should allow them to patient with him.

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by Jeff Reese on Nov 6, 2025 10:46 AM EST up reply actions

indeed

Bundy might take a couple of years, but the reports on him were extraordinary. He was about two or three inches away from being the consensus best prep pitching prospect ever in the draft. He is clearly expected to move quickly.

Cole, who knows. The minor league deal was definitely advisable, but it wouldn’t shock me in the least if, now that he’s finally pro and on track to the major leagues, he “suddenly” starts showing terrific command as opposed to the roller-coaster ride that was his college career. Or, he could struggle with his command every step up the ladder. It’s hard to say with Cole, because he has clearly always been focused on the big picture.

I guess my question for you with Cole would be, if he doesn’t quite “master” his command as you put it, how good can/will he be? I know you’re not a believer in his changeup at present, but that still leaves him with consistent mid-90s heat and an impressive breaking ball. I’ve only seen limited tape on him, but his motion and arm speed made me think that he at least had the potential to develop a killer change, and I’m sure that’s something the Pirates will be looking to bring along, especially if he is slow-tracked.

by mrkupe on Nov 6, 2025 12:40 PM EST up reply actions

If he doesn't master his command

I see him as a mid rotation type who just teases everyone with his raw stuff. I don’t dislike him by any means; I just didn’t like that the command issues were continually glossed over this spring.

I finally got a glimpse of the change during the AFL game yesterday, and it did indeed look good. I’ve also noticed that he rarely seems to throw his slider in the strike zone; it’s pretty nasty but using it exclusively as a chase pitch doesn’t seem advisable.

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by Jeff Reese on Nov 6, 2025 12:56 PM EST up reply actions

I like JD's draft

Nice grabs of Hedges and Panik where they went. Now all he has to do is root for Hedges to be traded from Petco.

by siddfynch on Nov 5, 2025 6:14 PM EDT reply actions

LIndor

I get the feeling a lot of people are going to look back and wonder how they undervalued Lindor. I’d have taken him at 8, maybe even at five, after Rendon, Bauer, Hultzen, Cole.

Bradley and Barnes look like good, safe value in those spots, and Oropesa looks like a decent gamble at 85 in a fantasy league.

by Brownson on Nov 5, 2025 7:38 PM EDT reply actions