StL Star wrote: ↑04 May 2026 20:32 pm
Got to go with Gio Rojas at #13 and hope Aiden Robbins is still available at #32.
sure...I can see an avenue where Rojas, Boleman, or Borthwick go at #13. Though, I don't see Rojas dropping to us, tbh. It's close...you're seeing some drop off in a few early Top 10 mockers, like Buress, Lebron, Peterson, Hacopian, Reese....that may cause a run on LHP prepsters to go early...like Rojas.
I don't think Robbins lasts until 32. He's just been that good this year.
I agree that they should lean toward a high-ceiling starter.
They have high-ceiling OFs (Baez/Peete) in the minors for the first time in a while. Blaze Jordan also looks promising as a 1B/DH to use against lefties and rest Burly.
ClassicO wrote: ↑04 May 2026 21:13 pm
I agree that they should lean toward a high-ceiling starter.
They have high-ceiling OFs (Baez/Peete) in the minors for the first time in a while. Blaze Jordan also looks promising as a 1B/DH to use against lefties and rest Burly.
there's a kid named Martin Shelar...leading the country in HR on the HS level. From Marist, GA...he would be a fantastic bat to get at 32 or 50.
JohnTudor1985 wrote: ↑04 May 2026 12:42 pm
Thanks. Looking a lot better than a couple years ago. IF the Cards don't compete for WC this year, and JJ wins ROY, they could add to this list:
Three top 50 picks this summer
Two top 35 picks next summer Some return this July from trading May/Romero/etc.
A couple Int'l adds
That would be some real depth by July 2027. Hope everyone stays healthy and keeps developing.
might not happen
They keep this up, and they gotta think about adding