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       #Post#: 377865--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: JR Date: June 4, 2019, 5:38 pm
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       I certainly didn't expect the Cubs to be so aggressive in going
       after high schoolers after the start of this draft.  My reading
       of the tea leaves might not be all that great, but Schlaffer
       sounds like a guy who might go for around slot.  He wasn't
       particularly highly regarded coming into the draft, and I'm not
       sure where the extra money to pay him a substantial superslot
       would come from with us needing to sign more highly regarded
       guys like Hearn and Herz.  We obviously expect him to sign,
       though, if we were going to take him in the 9th round.
       Nice seeing us be a little more aggressive in the back part of
       the first ten rounds.
       #Post#: 377866--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: JR Date: June 4, 2019, 5:41 pm
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       Round 10 pick:
       [quote]43. Wyatt Hendrie, C, Antelope Valley (Calif.) JC (BA
       RANK: 357)
       Source: JC • Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 200 • B-T: R-R • Commitment/Drafted:
       Never Drafted
       Hendrie popped up in a weak California junior college crop as an
       athletic catcher with advanced defensive skills. Hendrie is
       short but solid at 5-foot-10, 200 pounds, has a plus arm and is
       the rare catcher who is an above-average runner. His receiving
       is still a bit rigid because he is new to catching after
       primarily playing the outfield in high school, but he has the
       ingredients to project as an average or better defensive
       catcher. Hendrie is a contact hitter with a flat swing who hit
       .410/.479/.660. He controls the barrel and manages the strike
       zone well, but his power projection is limited because his swing
       is very compact. Hendrie is considered signable and projects to
       go late on the draft’s second day or early on the third day.
       #Post#: 377886--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: Reb Date: June 4, 2019, 10:27 pm
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       Here is the link to the site of past years that keeps track of
       Cubs draftees, slots, twitter comments, etc.
  HTML https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1R9hzhGo0Q_29g2bfa2yQwHYqNN799JzkCP7HyK-XCKY/htmlview#
       #Post#: 377897--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: JR Date: June 4, 2019, 11:24 pm
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       McAvene is already geared up for the Pitching Lab.
  HTML https://www.mlb.com/cubs/news/cubs-2019-draft-day-2-coverage
       #Post#: 377904--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: CUBluejays Date: June 5, 2019, 6:19 am
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       I wonder if they are going to try him as a starter. He has 3
       pitches so he could do it, but if they leave him as a reliever
       he could move quickly.
       #Post#: 377914--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: Chris27 Date: June 5, 2019, 10:04 am
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       Here's a closer the Cubs could've gotten later and and gone with
       more upside early:
  HTML https://www.theuconnblog.com/2019/6/4/18652630/uconn-huskies-baseball-closer-jake-wallace-picked-in-third-round-of-mlb-draft-colorado-rockies
       #Post#: 377920--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: CUBluejays Date: June 5, 2019, 10:45 am
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       [quote author=Chris27 link=topic=543.msg377914#msg377914
       date=1559747091]
       Here's a closer the Cubs could've gotten later and and gone with
       more upside early:
  HTML https://www.theuconnblog.com/2019/6/4/18652630/uconn-huskies-baseball-closer-jake-wallace-picked-in-third-round-of-mlb-draft-colorado-rockies
       [/quote]
       The Cubs third round pick was 103, he went 100.  So the Cubs
       should have taken him in the second round?
       #Post#: 377922--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: Chris27 Date: June 5, 2019, 11:07 am
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       Touche.
       #Post#: 377924--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: CUBluejays Date: June 5, 2019, 11:26 am
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       11
       342
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       Chambers, Mack
       Seminole State (OK)
       SS
       S/R
       JC J1
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       5' 11 170lbs
       DOB:08/10/99
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       #Post#: 377926--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Cubs Draft 2019
       By: CUBluejays Date: June 5, 2019, 11:28 am
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       12
       372
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       Bigge, Hunter
       Harvard (MA)
       P
       R/R
       4YR JR
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       6' 0 205lbs
       DOB:06/12/98
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