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TraveledLessRoad wrote: ↑05 Jul 2025 17:49 pm Duce (or any other draft honks)-

Any thoughts on Anthony Ayenson? Was reading an article talking about him. Said he was a underrated with the ability to slot in as a future #2 in an MLB rotation.

https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects/draf ... son-809254

craviduce wrote: ↑05 Jul 2025 17:57 pm

TraveledLessRoad wrote: ↑05 Jul 2025 17:49 pm Duce (or any other draft honks)-

Any thoughts on Anthony Ayenson? Was reading an article talking about him. Said he was a underrated with the ability to slot in as a future #2 in an MLB rotation.

https://www.mlb.com/milb/prospects/draf ... son-809254

every time I saw him pitch this spring his slider and fastball were pretty good.

TraveledLessRoad wrote: ↑05 Jul 2025 19:05 pm Yeah, sounds unlikely he makes it to 55...but who knows. This draft class is just sort of weird

TraveledLessRoad wrote: ↑06 Jul 2025 11:10 am Who's Fischer?

craviduce wrote: ↑06 Jul 2025 11:17 am

TraveledLessRoad wrote: ↑06 Jul 2025 11:10 am Who's Fischer?

Andrew Fischer...Tennessee Volunteer. Power Bat/OBP machine. 1B I believe. He played 3B a bit with Ole Miss in 2024...or with another school. I'm not sure.. He might've logged some more innings elsewhere

2ninr wrote: ↑04 Jul 2025 05:14 am

Othawhitemeat wrote: ↑03 Jul 2025 17:21 pm For me, baseball is just as much mental as athletic compared to many of the other team sports such as basketball/football as they seem to focus on athletic gifts more than understanding of the game. In baseball, I want to know skill and many times I've seen some of the better players recently come from big baseball bloodlines (Holliday/Witts/Bichette/guerrero, etc.). While unlikely to land Holliday as doubt he would slide this far, and doubtful it seems Cards go after Hernandez for whatever reason, would love to see us draft someone like WIllits that comes from the playing/coaching, or someone that has been through a lot such as JoJo Parker (dad has spinal injury).

JMO

Dylan Carlson came from a baseball coaching family.

Strummer Jones wrote: ↑06 Jul 2025 15:59 pm

2ninr wrote: ↑04 Jul 2025 05:14 am

Othawhitemeat wrote: ↑03 Jul 2025 17:21 pm For me, baseball is just as much mental as athletic compared to many of the other team sports such as basketball/football as they seem to focus on athletic gifts more than understanding of the game. In baseball, I want to know skill and many times I've seen some of the better players recently come from big baseball bloodlines (Holliday/Witts/Bichette/guerrero, etc.). While unlikely to land Holliday as doubt he would slide this far, and doubtful it seems Cards go after Hernandez for whatever reason, would love to see us draft someone like WIllits that comes from the playing/coaching, or someone that has been through a lot such as JoJo Parker (dad has spinal injury).

JMO

Dylan Carlson came from a baseball coaching family.

And Colby Rasmus.

2ninr wrote: ↑06 Jul 2025 18:22 pm

Strummer Jones wrote: ↑06 Jul 2025 15:59 pm

2ninr wrote: ↑04 Jul 2025 05:14 am

Othawhitemeat wrote: ↑03 Jul 2025 17:21 pm For me, baseball is just as much mental as athletic compared to many of the other team sports such as basketball/football as they seem to focus on athletic gifts more than understanding of the game. In baseball, I want to know skill and many times I've seen some of the better players recently come from big baseball bloodlines (Holliday/Witts/Bichette/guerrero, etc.). While unlikely to land Holliday as doubt he would slide this far, and doubtful it seems Cards go after Hernandez for whatever reason, would love to see us draft someone like WIllits that comes from the playing/coaching, or someone that has been through a lot such as JoJo Parker (dad has spinal injury).

JMO

Dylan Carlson came from a baseball coaching family.

And Colby Rasmus.

I forgot all about Tony Rasmus. Vocal parent.