Friday, October 21, 2022

Glavine Season 55 Rule 5 Draft Recap

 10. Joba Hagadone-LR- Taken 13th in the Rule 5 draft Joba was bit of a jack of all trades for Buffalo. He made 16 starts as well as 39 appearances out of the pen totally 146 innings. He finished with a 7-16 record as well as 3 saves. Only three times did he pitch 6 innings or more, and each of those he allowed less then 2 runs. So maybe a full time job as a Starting pitcher would better suit him next season.

9. Sparky Negrin-CF- The 5th player taken, went to Colorado and had a pretty solid season. Despite playing in the hitter friendly park he only managed 27 Extra base hits including 9 homers.  Did steal 16 bases while batting 272. Not a great fielder as he made 15 errors and 11 negative players. A move to 2nd base could be in order.

8. Roscoe Kimbrel-SP-  Way up at number 3 was Kimbrel who went to Rochester. Thru 186 innings and maintained a decent WHIP and ERA, 1.58-5.42 to go with his 10-16 record. I honestly think this guy will be better next season and could easily be a 200+ innings .500 type of workhorse arm.

7. Roosevelt Harper-SP- 4 picks after Kimbrel was the slightly more successful Harper who was drafted 7th by Fargo. Has really good stuff striking out 165 over his 187 Innings  and sporting a 11-12 record. Was wild though walking 100 batters.  I think in a few years Kimbrel will be the better pitcher but Harper has some very good stuff, and considering he was signed as an International Free Agent for 11 million he better. 

6. Charles Matheny-C- 3 catchers appear on this top ten list and Matheny might be the best all-around offensive of them. He was however the weakest defender, making 9 errors, throwing out about 17% of would be base stealers and calling pitchers to the tune of a 5.08 ERA. The Buffalo pick did however bat 313 with an OPS of about 840. I think he should have a pretty good career going forward.

5. Emmanuel Flores-RP-Memphis got this guy way down at #21, and I am felling pretty stupid that I left him unprotected. Despite some control issues (75BB in 112IP) he had a strong year 7 wins as well as 11 saves. The WHIP, 1.53 was high, but I think they will take a 4.43 ERA every year. It will be interesting to see if his control issues shorten his ML career.

4. Curt Matthews-C- Way down at 17 was DH Curt Matthews, he ended up catching over 1100 innings, despite not being very good at it.  Where he really shone was at the plate, he launched 32 homers and had a slugging % just under 500. Has great eye, and while I don’t see him being a star, I think he can be a solid platoon bat who can play some Catcher when required.

3. Macbeth Lunsford-C- Wow look another catcher. Big Mac was the best defender, throwing out 44% of runners and having a solid 4.66 CERA. He also hit 21 homers while batting 257 with a 755 OPS.  I don’t know if his bat is really as good as it was this season, but I think his defense will help him stick around longer if his bat starts to falter 

2. Ted Hitchcock-1st-The only rule 5 who is up for the ROY, Hitcher was selected 11th and had remarkable year. 23 Homers (61 Extrabase Hits) 94 RBI and was a perfect 11 for 11 in stolen base attempts. Also played a borderline Gold Glove defense at 1st. With all that being said…I think he hugely overachieved and I don’t think he will ever play this well again.

1. Tim West-2nd Drafted just before Hitchcock (#11) was Tim West, grandson of the Batman, Adam. This uncaped crusader had a great season hitting 20 homers and driving in 90 runs. He did all this in 120 less AB’s then Hitchcock as well. While not a great second baseman (16 Errors and 2 Negative plays) I think he could shift to LF or RF and be a solid defender.  

Saturday, October 15, 2022

Glavine Season 35 Draft Recap

                 1. Texas   A+                            12.  Atlanta C+                                    23.  Syracuse C-

                 2. Helena   A                            13.  Rochester   C+                               24. Las Vegas  C-

                 3. Cincinnati  A                        14. Austin        C+                                25. Buffalo    C-

                 4. Boise    A                               15. Colorado   C+                                26. Chicago  D+

                5. Charlotte   A-                        16. Vancouver  C+                                27.  Fargo        D

                6. Kansas City   B                       17. Houston   C                                    28.  Memphis   D-

                7.   Wichita   B                            18.  Ottawa   C                                    29.  New Britain  F

                8.  Pawtucket   B-                        19. Florida    C                                    30.  Hartford     F

                9.  Monterrey   B-                        20. New York  C-                                31. Louisville    F

                10. Oakland    B-                          21. Tucson    C-                   32. San Francisco   F

                11. Chicago C+                            22. Pittsburgh  C-


Top 5 Draft Picks:  1. Steve Ellenwood (TEX)   2. Eugene Eiland  (BOI)   3. Angel Duran (CHA)          4. Trevor Ross (HEL)  5. Geoff McDade (HEL)

Top 5 Draft Misses: Calvin Suzuki 1-15 (MNT)  2.Tom Denny 1-4  (NY)  3.. Ronald Shaw  1-20 (CHI) 4. Wayne Beverlin  1-23 (SYR)   5. Kid Kimbrel 1-32 (FLA)

Top 5 Value Picks: 1. Chad Angelini 8-257  (MNT) 2. Dummy Duffy 7-240 (OTT)  3. Brad Grace 13-433 (VAN)   4. Wandy Blanco 12-382 (HEL)    5. William Aardsma 3-95  (KC)

AL NORTH

Fargo/Trenton-mannytanner  1st Rnd Picks (1-39) (4 Years ML Service Time)

Right off the bat we see the first pick, he went unsigned though and this team would draft 2nd next year. We will see how that worked out for them. 39, 50 and 83 did sign however and played sparingly in the majors. Greg Rizzuto stole 20 bases in 127 games, Eugene Ramsey hit 3 homers in 101 AB’s. The 83rd pick Robert O’Donnell was actually not too bad winning 12 games and saving 9 in his short lived career (69 games)

Draft Grade: D, with the first pick going unsigned it was always going to be an upward battle for a good grade. The 3 other players with Major League playing times did little to help as well.

 

Ottawa/Tacoma-Tomcecil  1st Rnd Picks (30)  (12 Years ML Service Time)

With only 1 pick in the first round, and a late one at that (30) tomcecil was only able to get a solid defender at 2nd/CF in Micah Amaya. Hit 11 homers and 66 RBI in his best season while also stealing 11 bases. At 79 in the draft we get the bizarre Keith Kirkland, in ’43 pitched 19.2 innings allowing only 2 earned runs. In his approximately 100 other innings gave up 67. Maybe my favourite named player, Dummy Duffy was drafted at 240th in the 7th round, he hit 61 career homers in 1138 AB’s including a single season best of 29.

Draft Grade:  C, even Dummy Duffy can’t lift this draft grade up past average.

 

Helena/Kansas City-olemiss33   1st Rnd Picks (12-35) (31 Years ML Service Time)

Olemiss made two very good picks in the first round, starting with the #12 Pick, Trevor Ross.  He would win Gold Gloves in both RF and LF and a Silver Slugger while playing CF. He would hit 386 homers and steal 161 bases over his career with his best overall season being ’44 when he hit 37 homers stole 20 bases while batting 282. At #35, Geoff McDade was selected and is still pitching in the majors. Currently has 164 saves, with his best being 40 in just his 2nd season. Has pitched 1205 games with an ERA of 3.81. At 382nd Wandy Blanco was drafted and had one very good season hitting 33 homers in just 413 AB’s. He would just hit 5 more in his next season.

Draft Grade: A, Ross is a shade below a Hall of Fame Player and to get a solid bullpen arm that has pitched over 1200 games at 35 is great haul. Excellent value considering the draft position. Two straight A’s by the Helena franchise

Chicago/Detroit-Goldenboy00   1st Rnd Picks (27-43) (16 Years ML Service Time)

At first glance the #27 pick, MacBeth Murphy was not all that exciting…I mean I should know I drafted him. But a deeper dive shows a solid career. Twice topped 20 homers and was usually good for double digit steals. Was sub-par in the field however, when playing RF and 2nd his two primary positions. Happy Gabriel was drafted 43rd but never reached the majors. Kiki Bennet was taken 76th  and despite having a solid ERA (3.96) only got to play 55 games. GB got a couple other of major league players, Flash Blanks  a catcher was taken 173rd and got into 279 games hitting 268 with 8 homers. The 589th pick Chip Reed pitched in 36 games and managed a 3.56 ERA but had little impact

Draft Grade:  C+, the very definition of an average draft. No stars but solid pieces.

AL EAST

Rochester/Toledo-z0601   1st Rnd Draft Picks (17)  (16 Years ML Service Time)

The 17th selection in the draft was the only player to make the majors for Rochester. Bret Delmonico was about .500 for his career 177-172, throwing just 5 under 3000 Innings. He id strike out 2272 batters but had a very pedestrian ERA of 4.50.

Draft Grade:  C+ , Delmonico was a solid SP for many years but beyond that this draft was bleak

 

New York/Atlanta-rquin9   1st Rnd Draft Picks (4th)  (15 Years ML Service Time)

Tom Denny hung around for better then 15 season collecting 2073 hits but aside from a few Okay seasons, was never really good. While a pretty good fielder 138+ plays at 3rd base, his best offensive season was in ’44 when he hit 10 homers while batting .310 with a career high .800 OPS.

Draft Grade: C-, Denny is far below the type of player you would hope to get at #4

 

Atlanta/Charlotte-JIMMYOF   1st Rnd Picks (22) (13 Years ML Service Time)

With the 22nd pick jimmy took workhorse SP Marcus Fontanez, he did finish with a sub 500 record 130-165 even though at the tail end of his career he had two strong seasons back to back ’47-’48, when he went 36-17 over 430 innings with a 3.68 ERA.

Draft Grade: C+, Once again a team with only one viable major league selection and while Marcus had seasons of borderline stardom on the hole he was just an average Major leaguer.

 

Pawtucket-Shiffy   1st Rnd Picks (25) (19 Years ML Service Time)

Wilking Candelario might be the player with least triples(12) to ever hit for the cycle. The feat was accomplished in ’44,  a season in which he hit 1 triple and batted .227.  Did hit 211 career homers including a career high of 32 in ’45. Darby Rooney was a DITR drafted 299th overall. He won 9 games twice in his career while pitching a combined 384 innings. Was a less then stellar 33-52 for his career. Shiffy got a few seasons out of his 20th round pick, Kurt Seitzer, a catcher who batted 210 over 251 games.

Draft Grade:  B-, Candelario is pretty solid at #25 and a couple of DITR who contributed some extra value.

AL SOUTH

Florida-Chunkym   1st Rnd Picks (32-46-49)  (17 Years ML Service Time)

Chunky had three 1st round draft picks with two making the majors, his 32nd pick Kid Kimbrel was the one that did not.  At 46th the big swinger Chad Gibson was selected. He hit hover 30 homers in each of his first three seasons including a career high of 41 in ’41. He also struck out 397 times in those three  years. Three picks later at 49 Gerald Niemann was taken and while he only hit 3 homers in his career hid did steal 94 bases in 396 Games. At #113 Robel Nolan a sturdy catcher from South Dakota got the call. His best, and really his only season of note was in ’44 when he hit 13 homers with 36 RBI while batting 300

Draft Grade: C, none of the 1st round selections where all that high and none of them really panned out all that well either. After two really strong drafts this was a step back for the Florida franchise.

 

Austin/Littlerock-sylemark  1st Rnd Picks  (10)  (14 Yeasrs ML Service Time)

Here is a pick I am pretty familiar with, Billy Beltre was drafted 10th overall and spent 5 of his better seasons as part of my Vancouver franchise. He is still pitching effectively in the majors 10-10 in 172 innings so far. Has a solid 143-156 record with a 3.98 ERA. By no means ever an ACE he is the type of arm that most seasons you could slot in the 3/4 spot in almost any rotation.

Draft Grade: C+, Almost exactly what you expect from a #10 pick

 

Monterrey-eric1214   1st Rnd Draft Picks (15)  (14 Years ML Service Time)

Erics pick in the 1st round, #15 Calvin Suzuki only played for three seasons and had one good one going 6-0 with 2 saves and a 3.50 ERA. His career ERA was almost 5.00 though.  The disappointment from that first round selection can be somewhat removed after a nice pick at 257th, Chad Angelini. He hit 128 career homers most over a 6 years stretch where he averaged 15 homers a season.

Draft Grade: B-. Suzuki might be one of the bigger misses in this draft, but Angelini seems to be one of the better surprise picks. I will call this a slight win for eric

 

Memphis/Richmond-Wallyworld    1st Rnd Selections (2) (4 years Ml Service Time)

Wally had the 2nd selection overall and took Beamer Moseley, he went unsigned and I think no contract was even tendered to him as no compensation pick was given the following season so that is a huge miss fire. At 51 however wally need get JD Weaver a plucky 2nd baseman that had marginal success in the majors hitting 11 homers and stealing 19 bases as a rookie.

Draft Grade : D-, getting something in the 2nd round is nice, but letting the first round pick, especially the 2nd overall go without even making an offer is almost grounds for dismissal as a GM

 

AL WEST

Tucson/Los Angeles-ck22   1st Rnd Picks (26)   (7 Years ML Service Time)

Ck22 was only able to snag one major league player in this draft, Polin James. His best season was his last in the majors when he went 15-12 while pitching almost 200 innings with a 4.72 ERA. Only won 53 the rest of his career with an ERA well over 5

Draft Grade:  C-. another rather disappointing draft for the Tucson team, with only the one major leaguer who will be forgotten when I finish this sentence

 

Oakland/Las Vegas-axtell   1st Rnd Picks (21)  (22 Years ML Service Time)

At #21 Axtell got the long serving SP Ryan Byrd, He pitched almost 2700 innings in his career making a very solid 445 starts. Finished almost 500 going 160-167 for his career finishing with 2128 K’s. 70th overall was Lonny Ramirezwho got up to the majors for parts of two seasons and 1 full one that saw him hit 15 homers and a 234 average. Much later at 423, relief pitcher Carl Hatcher was selected. Never had a great season, his best was a very pedestrian 4-5 with 2 saves a 4.82 ERA

Draft Grade: B-,   Getting a pitcher who can out almost 3000innings mid way thru the 1st round is pretty good. A little more this and that helped out as well.

 

Wichita/Anaheim-nadawg77   1st Rnd Picks (19-42) (15 Years ML Service Time)

With two first round picks nadawg was able to get one major leaguer, Leonardo Bird.  Charley Adams the 42nd pick went unsigned.  Bird was a multiple All Star catcher who should honestly get a look at being in the Hall. 2350 career hits with a 308 AVG.  His best season was ’44 when he batted 359 with 18 homers and 84 RBI.

Draft Grade: B, Bird is a great pick at #19  but the fact that almost every other draft pick went unsigned it makes it tough for the draft as a whole to be considered a success.

 

Colorado/St. Louis-picc818    1st Rnd Picks (7)  (11 Years ML Service Time)

Picc went for a bullpen arm at #7 in the draft and selected Kes George. He saved 218 games in his career including 5 seasons with over 30. Made the all star team 3 times and won a Fire Man award once. His final ERA of 4.28 points to some rough seasons in his career.  In lucky round 13 picc got Everett Dent who pitched 80 innings in the bigs winning 6 games and losing the same

Draft Grade:  C+, George was decent pick but not really a #7 impact kind of guy. Still a huge upgrade over the D from last season

 

NL NORTH

Pittsburgh-verik22  1st Rnd Picks  (44,48)  (15 Years ML Service Time)

Paxton Bush was selected 44th and actually spent one season as a terrible starter 5-13 with a 6.45 ERA and three fairly average seasons as a reliever  13-7 2 saves with and ERA around 4.50.  4 picks later was Wally Parrish, a Left fielder that hit more like a 2nd baseman. His best season was in ’45 when he batter 305 with 19 homers. He finished with 107 homers and a 728 OPS.  Verik got a few seasons from his 13th round pick Kent Catricala, the stocky 2nd baseman hit 11 homers in 493 AB’s while batting 241.

Draft Grade: C-, big step back for the Pittsburgh franchise after grading A- and B+ in the last two drafts.

 

Buffalo/Columbus-ab90  1st Rnd Pick (33,47)  (12 Years ML Service Time)

Tomas James was the only one of the two first rounders to enjoy anytime in the majors. Would mostly work as a starter, three times topping 200 innings but only twice winning over 10 games. He would finish his career 55-84 with a 4.87 ERA. At the tail end of the 2nd round #82, Eswalin Gallardo was drafted and was really a bad major league pitcher but did throw a No Hitter in his Rookie season. I am assuming he won that start but would only win 8 more games in his career.

Draft Grade: C-, the no-hitter from Gallardo is nice but after that its weak draft result

 

Chicago/Burlington-xatomsmasher  1st Rnd Picks (20)  (15 years ML Service Time)

Atomsmasher got 15 years of service but only 6 came from his first round selection Ronald Shaw.  Went 42-72 in his career including his best season  when he went 10-11 with a solid 4.18 ERA.  The giant Dude Jefferies (6’8) was drafted 101st overall. He would only win 7 games in his career and would finish his career with an ERA over 6. Ham Eckstein (422) and Walt Jacquez (486) also got a shot at the bigs and combined went 50-102 in 1200+ innings with and ERA of about 5.77

Draft Grade: D+, another team with a top 20 Pick that didn’t pan out…and neither did any of the other picks

 

New Britain-nosirrommij2   1st Rnd Picks (16,41) (0 Years ML Service)

Draft Grade: F  None of the top 6 picks were signed. Too not get a anything at all hurts, but considering that this team was a just a few years away from 3 straight 100+ wins Nosirr must have been doing something right.

 

NL EAST

Cincinnati/Hartford-goldgreen    1st Rnd Picks (13,28,36,38,40) (74 Years ML Service Time)

This is going to be a big one, Haywood Douglass whose career is starting to wrap up. He has 171 wins against 142 losses and a 4.36 ERA. In his 17 year career his best season was in ’45 when he went 15-2 with  a 3.24.  At #28 possibly the best fielding SS this world has ever seen was selected. Takuya Tuiasosopo was only a 217 career hitter he did hit 257 homers with 7 seasons over 20.  He had 288 + plays and won an incredible 9 Gold Gloves. With the 36th pick Heinie Tartamella who hit 385 homers was taken.  Spent some time in RF and LF but was a great 1st baseman. Topped 40 homers 5 times including an incredible season in ’43 when he hit 62 with 145 runs batted in.  Two picks later, gold grabbed another Gold Glove SS, Jeffrey Langfels. He would win 2 Gold Gloves while being a 226 hitter with limited power (56 Homers) and speed (48 Steals).  The last of the 1st round selections was Relief pitcher Charlie McMasters, he would pitch for parts of 8 seasons appearing in 212 games winning 20 and saving 13 more. Gold struck just that with his pick in the 2nd round Patsy Ramirez, a relief pitcher who made the All-Star team once and would have 4 seasons in which he saved over 10 games.  Last and probably least was the 4th rounder Pedro James. He won 10 games and had 5 saves over his 158 Game career.

Draft Grade: A,   Gold rebounded with this draft after slumping to a C- last season.  Maybe no Hall of Famers, but three very strong players and a second group of major league talent

 

Syracuse-bdrose   1st Rnd Picks (23)  (8 Years ML Service Time)

Bdrose only had one selection that made any real impact and that was Wayne Beverlin, mostly a starting pitcher, he went 42-65 in his career with a 5.03 ERA in just over 900 innings. Only once did he have an ERA under while pitching over 100 innings. Dick Stephens was drafted 72nd overall but never did much aside from stealing 14 bases.

Draft Grade: C-. a little bit of value from Beverlin but not what you need from a pick that high

 

Hartford/New York-Sonofodin52   1st Rnd Picks (11)   (0 Years of ML Service Time)

Draft Grade: F   First pick went unsigned and no body else made it to the majors. The 765th pick Adys Guerra has somehow managed to keep playing minor league baseball. He has pitched in 901 Minor league games but isn’t great down there either. This franchise is one of the worst drafting teams to this date.

 

Kansas City/Scranton-pitboss13   1st Rnd Picks (14)  (26 Years ML Service time)

The 14th pick overall was Tom Eppley who in his Rookie season went 17-9 and in his last season in the majors he went 13-4. In between all that he was pretty much a 500 pitcher going 165-162 pitching almost 3000 innings with a 4.19 ERA.  Alex Bochtler #63 was decent for a couple of seasons 8-8 in one and 10-13 in the next but his career was short lived and over two years later. #95 William Aardsma  was a free swinging catcher who racked up 851 K’s in just 3700 AB’s. He did mash 173 homers including a career high 32 in his first full season to go with an 828 OPS

Draft Grade:  B, solid drafting by pitboss   getting a workhorse SP and a solid catcher in the third round.

 

NL SOUTH

Charlotte/New Orleans-purplehaze54   1st Rnd Picks (5)  (17 Years ML Service Time)

Angel Duran was drafted 5th overall and is a borderline hall of famer in my humble opinion.  A top flight defender at 2nd base he was also a great offensive player. 370 homers 218 steals and over 2300 career hits. His best season was ’47 when he hit 36 homers with 121 RBI and 26 steals while batting a best 293. JO Miro who was the 54th pick taken and played for parts of 5 seasons. While he did go 8-8 in his rookie season he sported a 6.51 ERA that season and a 5.61 for his career.

Draft Grade:  A-, you could argue that Duran is the best player drafted. But after the draft was a disappointment

 

Texas/Durham-sbdmasters  1st Rnd Picks (3-9) (37 Years ML Service Time)

Is the #3 pick a Hall of Famer? Steve Ellenwood was a professional hitter from day one of his major league career. Finishing with 2361 hits and an incredible 317 AVG. He popped 311 homers and stole an amazing 520 bases.  Multiple awards including an MVP in ’41 but it could be argued that isn’t his best season.  With a 2nd early first round pick at #9 sbd grabbed a solid catcher Ralph Hollins. He was a multiple all-star and had a strong if not spectacular career with 226 Homers and a .296 AVG.  At #52 a defense first SS was drafted. Sean Douglass excelled with the glove (82+ plays) but was less exciting at the plate. A career 234 hitter he had his best season in ’40 when he hit 13 homers with a 259 avg.  The #85 pick was Andy Slaughter, great grand son of Enos.  The boy could draw a walk but was a pretty basic batter and his career was over after 534 AB’s

Draft Grade: A+, love this draft. A hall of famer?, An Allstar Catcher and a defensive SS.

 

Louisville-Mattster24   1st Rnd Picks None (0 Years ML Service Time)

Draft Grade: F  Louisville has gone from a solid C to a D+ to an F. Not a positive trend

 

Houston/Nashville-Kingkai53  1st Rnd Picks (18,37)  (14 Years ML Service Time)

Only one of kingkais picks made it to the majors for any length of time. Joey Luebbers the #18 pick took a few seasons to get his act together. After that he was a pretty solid 20+ homer guy for a few seasons, finishing with 258 round trippers while also stealing 212 bases.

Draft Grade:  C, Joey is a solid pick and this is there best draft in three seasons.

 

NL WEST

Vancouver/Omaha-outlaw 6-4-3   1st Rnd Picks (31-45)  (13 Years ML Service Time)

Miller Wisdom some how hung around for 5 seasons despite not being a very good hitter.  He was a solid defender while playing 3rd but for his career was just a 224 hitter that hit 19 homers and stole 18 bases in 300+ games.  Dennis Bailey the 45th pick burst onto the scene in his rookie season with a 827 OPS and 24 homers. Fell off a bit in his sophomore season but still managed to hit 18 homers in 299 AB’s  But after that never appeared in a major league game again. Way down in the 13th round Brad Grace was drafted and hung around for 6 seasons as a pretty decent bullpen arm. He finished with a solid 24-11 record while appearing in 334 games.

Draft Grade: C+, this grade pretty much hinges on one very good season from Bailey and a surprise career from Grace

Boise-Hawkeyeone  1st Rnd Draft Picks (6,29,34)  (24 Years ML Service Time)

#6 Eugene Eiland, did we not put this guy in the Hall yet?   That’s stupid if we didn’t. Dynamic fielder at 3rd and 2nd. All types of awards. 475 homers, 512 steals and a career OPS of 807. I don’t care what his average was, this guy was baseball!  At #29 Julio Soriano was decent defender up the middle, and could steal a base, 115 while only being caught 16 times. The last of the 1st rounders was #34 Javier James, the starting pitcher twice won over ten games but also lost 18 one season while getting shelled to the tune of a 6.26 ERA

Draft Grade:  A, got a hall of famer at #6. Considering the 1st two picks of this seasons drafts went unsigned that is a huge get

 

 

San Francisco/Portland-She said    1st Rnd Picks (8)  (0 Years ML Service Time)

Draft Grade: F, the #8 pick went unsigned, its looks like refusal as opposed to a lack of an offer. Even still no players equals an F

 

Las Vegas/Vancouver-aaronbrown99    1st Rnd Picks (24)  (7 Years ML Service Time)

Andrew Cox was a 7 year pro who was pretty good in seasons that he wasn’t bad in. Threw 90 innings with a 2.98 ERA in his second season.  Finished his career with a respectable 3.43 and 1.28 WHIP in 352 Innings

Draft Grade: C-, Andrew would be nice as a 2nd or 3rd player drafted by a team but as the first and only major league player taken it’s a bit of a loss

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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