Three draft classes reveal a remarkably consistent strategy. The question is whether Atlanta sticks with it in 2026.
Great analysis. The pool allows more swings which I think they will do unless a Booth falls into their lap.
I can see P,P,P, college bat, then some overslots. Two prep arms in the first would not surprise me at this point.
Something like Rojas or even Schmidt at 9 then a prep RHP.
When you talk about floating a talented player down the board, would that be a rising Junior that has more than 1 year of eligibility remaining, thus has leverage due to NIL?
It’s usually a prep talent that they try to over slot.
Great analysis. The pool allows more swings which I think they will do unless a Booth falls into their lap.
I can see P,P,P, college bat, then some overslots. Two prep arms in the first would not surprise me at this point.
Something like Rojas or even Schmidt at 9 then a prep RHP.
When you talk about floating a talented player down the board, would that be a rising Junior that has more than 1 year of eligibility remaining, thus has leverage due to NIL?
It’s usually a prep talent that they try to over slot.