Carpin

Not sure, it looks like they used more money in other picks and didn't have enough to sign this kid

Sebastian Keane 11th rd pick by the Sox decides to attend Northeastern University, he was trying to get a bonus of 1 Million.

I couldn't find any Josh Adams, I found a Josh Smith SS from LSU.

Teams will be asking for him a lot, but I believe that Cashman will be shipping out Frazier instead. I'm sure the yankees already know who is the real deal and who is not

God bless him At least he had a nice contract to back him up, just in case something goes wrong with his treatment.

Now it's 4-4, let's see which BP can hold the other team

Somehow the Mets keep outplaying themselves with a new high in stupidity, probably one of the worst organization in the ML Let's wait for new a low in the coming trade deadline, they don't fully commit to rebuild or to compete they are a freaking mess. They don't trade players when the value is sky high and end up trading the same players when the value is at his lowest, the only trade they really won is when they got Thor from the jays in exchange of one time wonder R.A. Dickey

Doming German is out of the IL, Giancarlo and Voit are in Miguel Andújar, 3B Expected return: 2020 Season-ending surgery on May 20 to repair a partially torn labrum in his right shoulder. Jake Barrett, RHP Expected return: TBD Right flexor strain and is currently rehabbing, moved to the 60 days IL not much info on him. (Updated: June 15) Dellin Betances, RHP Expected return: Mid to Late August Right shoulder impingement and low-grade strain of his lat muscle, Boone said he's 90% healed, might start throwing in 10 days (Updated: July $) Greg Bird, 1B Expected return: September or 2020 Tore the plantar fascia in his left foot, progressing very slow (Updated: July 4) Jacoby Ellsbury, OF Expected return: TBD Arthroscopic surgery to repair his left hip labrum, still in physical therapy, no baseball activities yet (Updated: July 4) Ben Heller, RHP Expected return: End of July or early August Tommy John surgery, he's in AAA throwing good 0 R in 5 2/3 (Updated: July 3) Jonathan Loaisiga, RHP Expected return: July Right rotator cuff strain, started throwing in flat ground in mid June (Updated: July 3) Jordan Montgomery, LHP Expected return: TBD Tommy John surgery, had a setback with his shoulder (Updated: July ) Luis Severino, RHP Expected return: Late August or early September Right rotator cuff inflammation and Grade 2 strain of his right latissimus muscle. Will start a throwing program next week (Updated: July 5) Troy Tulowitzki, SS Expected return: TBD Left calf strain (Updated: June 10) Giancarlo Stanton, OF Expected return: Late July or early August Right Knee Sprain (Updated: July 04) Luke Voit, 1B Expected return: Mid July Low-grade Abdominal Strain (Updated: July 04)

Yankees win again, more drama than needed, Chapman with the blown save and Cessa almost shits the bed in the 10th

Sanchez is in a slump since Judge came back from the IL, here are his numbers since 6/21 Avg OBP SLG .158 / .238 / .263 I don't think is related, but Sanchez was almost carrying the team before 6/21

There are only a few teams in the league which can develop pitchers consistently, most of teams are not that good, i get your point that the Boston is in the lower end of the pitching development teams. If you go around the league, the only teams who really develop pitchers consistently are the Rays, Dodgers, Astros (lately), Guardians and the Mets (even if they ruin them when they reach the majors). Those are the teams from the top of my mind, there might be others but those are the most important.

German had only 80 pitches thru 6, it looks like he's ready to go. I was expecting a more conservative approach on his recovery, but he looked fine

this is amazing, but way too early, he becomes the #1 or #2 in the whole yankee system

fangraphs have Jhon Diaz at #7

this thing has to stop at some point, right?

BA didn't publish rankings before the draft https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/why-were-not-ranking-the-top-july-2-prospects/

also the red sox and the Rays are in the same position

Jhon Diaz is #18 but I see your point. Red Sox, D-Backs, Rays and some other teams are not linked to any of the top 30 and they have some money to spend

Talking about the IFA draft, I see the D-backs have one of the highest bonus pools and are not linked to any of the top 30 prospects this year

You're right, the spending penalties almost force a team to tank for a few seasons if they want to re-stock the farm.

Red flag for me too, but skills are off the charts. Let's see next year. He will need some success in actual games, not only in showcases

It's unfair to place such expectations on a guy this young, they are already comparing him to Mike Trout and others to Mickey Mantle

It looks like they will give him a record $5 Million for signing, if the yankees sign him it will be like 90% of their total ($5.4M) in the International draft. Crazy to commit that much money on a 16 yrs old. Even if the hype for the kid is crazy high. https://nypost.com/2019/07/01/yankees-expected-to-sign-stud-international-prospect-jasson-dominguez/

Stanton is back on the IL 10 days "due to a strained posterior collateral ligament in his right knee"

I know