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Johan Santana - First Round Blunder?
Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 5:16 pm
by King of Queens
Had a lot of fun with the guys in my "corner" of the table. Team Quebecois informed us of every Canadian major leaguer, and more importantly, which of these were French-Canadian. All in all, a great day.
Johan Santana - First Round Blunder?
Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 9:17 pm
by rmaysey
Very interesting thread--we debated this long and hard the night before the draft, as we were also drafting in the 5 slot. We ended up taking Johann, and were very worried about our offense and speed going forward. Here is hour our team shook out:
P J. Santana
P. J. Peavy
P. R. Harden
P. A. Reyes
P. A. Loewen
P. G. Meche
P. J. Valverde
P. S. McClung
P. J. Broxton
P. B. Howry
P. Tankersly
P. Otsuka
C Montero
C. J. Buck
1B M. Jacobs
2b J. Lugo
3b A. Gordon
SS E. Renteria
MI S. Drew
CI E. Chavez
UT BJ Upton
OF Abreu
OF Sheffield
OF Markakis
OF J. Damon
OF Sosa
Bench:
A. Marte
R. Garko
M. Kemp
Willy Mo Pena
Johan Santana - First Round Blunder?
Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 11:55 pm
by freddiezee
Maysey,
I can see what you mean. Your SP is amazing. Maybe passing on Peavy for one more big bat would have alleviated some of your worries and you still would have had great SP. But, if you can nab some more young hitters with your $1000, you P are good enough to take you far.
I think maybe the common theme in all these Santana posts is that if you take him #1, you WILL worry about hitting, so you have to take hitters with at least your next 3, and maybe your next 4 picks. Since most teams take a pitcher somewhere in the first 4-5 rounds, at that point you should have pretty much caught up.