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Monday, June 16, 2014

Your 2014 Giants Draft: Full List

Just realized that I never posted the Giants full draft list.  Here is a link to the MLB list.  The names by round:
  1. Beede, Tyler
  2. Garcia, Aramis
  3. Davis, Dylan
  4. Webb, Logan
  5. Coonrod, Samuel
  6. Ewing, Skyler
  7. Harrison, Seth
  8. Slater, Austin
  9. Woods, Stetson
  10. Gage, Matthew
  11. Brody, Greg
  12. Henning, Jameson
  13. Lacen, Luis
  14. Rivera, Kevin
  15. Moss, Benton
  16. Ginkel, Kevin
  17. Smith, Caleb
  18. Agosto, Edrick
  19. Amion, Richard
  20. Underwood, Bret
  21. Crownover, Matt
  22. Reyes, Mark
  23. Johnson, Jordan
  24. Petersen, Michael
  25. Murray, Byron
  26. Cole, Hunter
  27. Kaden, Connor
  28. Sabo, Nick
  29. Cruz, Ryan
  30. Covington, Cov
  31. Nelson, Nick
  32. Williams, Hunter
  33. Deacon, Deac
  34. Susnara, Timothy
  35. Hart, Mitch
  36. Taylor, Zach
  37. Christman, Garrett
  38. Santiago, Benito
  39. Ryan, Joe
  40. Mahan, Riles
ogc thoughts

Looking at the list linked above, there were not as many draftees who got some prospect hound love, at least like last season, in the 11-20 round picks, other than maybe Kevin Rivera and Benton Moss.  Maybe it would be different if I went back and looked at the actual names and such, as I'm only talking intial impression right now, my memory could be slipping.  Like last year, there were a lot of higher BA ranked prospects drafted much later (similarly for Scout ranked by Kiley).

But there seemed to be a lot more interesting HS players drafted in the 30's than last year, seems like the Giants in the new CBA, with all the new draft rules, like to draft HS players who they most likely won't sign, but probably will spent any overage they do have, on one draftee, like Riley last season.   Names that got my attention include Hunter Williams, Tim Susnara, Mitch Hart, and Benito Santiago.

This post is mainly here for me to share articles I find on the various picks who are not getting covered by a post, as I've done already for Beede and Garcia.

12 comments:

  1. The blog Giants Potential has a number of links to a variety of the picks: https://sfgiantpotential.squarespace.com/home/2014/6/10/2014-san-francisco-giants-draft-overview

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    1. And he points out that Cove Chatter had a great rundown of all the picks, please go there for good info on each of the picks:

      http://covechatter.com/2014/06/06/giants-2014-draft-tracker/

      http://covechatter.com/2014/06/08/draft-day-3-recap/

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  2. This has a good article on Stetson Woods: http://www.perfectgame.org/Articles/View.aspx?article=9048

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  3. Articles on Hart and Webb, who have played together in the NorCal area:

    http://www.sacbee.com/2014/06/03/6455710/scouting-the-local-prospects-in.html

    http://www.sacbee.com/2014/06/03/6455680/elk-groves-derek-hill-heads-for.html

    http://www.baseballsacramento.com/Pros_2014_MLB_Draft.html

    THere was also a good one with the two of them which I could not find again, if I find it I'll post it here.

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    1. Of course, I find it just after saving this comment:

      http://www.sacbee.com/2014/05/09/6393425/hometown-report-granite-bays-hart.html

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  4. According to this article, a Chris Mathewson is pitching for Kaiser in Fontana, that would be pretty fun if the Giants were to draft him at some point, just for the name: http://www.calhisports.com/2014/05/21/state-stat-stars-of-the-week-59/

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  5. Nice links OGC. I haven't seen many signings yet, but we do have Skyler Ewing and Richard Amion playing rookie ball!

    I'm getting pretty excited about this Sam Coonrod character, seems like a very live arm, head on his shoulders. He did sign. Slot. Here's a nice read: http://dailyegyptian.com/coonrods-potential-keeps-going-up/
    http://myjournalcourier.com/news/home_top-sports/1410224/Carrolltons-Coonrod-excited-to-be-drafted-by-Giants

    He reminds me of Joe Nathan more than his stated favorite player: Brian Wilson. Looks like a solid pick at the 5 spot.

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  6. As Shankbone noted above, a couple of signings, here are the latest signings that I'm aware of, from MLB.com:

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    5 - Samuel Coonrod for slot, $330,000
    6 - Skyler Ewing for slot, $247,000
    7 - Seth Harrison for under slot, $110,000 (makes $75,200 available)
    10- Matthew Gage for slot, $138,200 (surprising because he's a college senior and expected to sign for low 5 digits, typically; means less money to try to get one of the 30's rounders HS long shot signings). Max can give to any one late rounder is roughly $472K, much like last season's signing of Riley.

    I think the top tier signings have been delayed because Beede has been busy with his College World Series winning Vanderbilt team.

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    1. Also, Baseball America lists some other signings as well (no $):

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      11 - Greg Brady RHP
      12 - Jameson Henning SS
      13 - Luis Lacen OF
      14 - Kevin Rivera 2B
      17 - Caleb Smith LHP (good enough to have scouting link)
      19 - Richard Amion OF (confirms Shankbone's reporting)
      33 - Jared Deacon C (Cal State Fullerton)

      Also, Coonrod is RHP, Ewing is 1B, Harrison is OF, and Gage is LHP.

      Other later rounders with BA scouting links include:

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      26 - Hunter Cole 3B
      34 - Tim Susnara C
      35 - Mitch Hart RHP
      38 - Benito Santiago, Jr. C

      BA does not confirm Harrison's deal size at the moment.

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  7. Got some more signings, from Shankbone: http://www.yougottalikethesekids.com/2014/07/draft-tracking.html

    And most were confirmed by Perfect Games: http://www.perfectgame.org/draft/signings.aspx?y=2014

    I'm going with one of the commenters on Shankbones, I think the slightly over slots are just including college money:

    #2 Aramis Garcia: signed for slot, $1,066,900
    #3 Dylan Davis: signed for slot, $622,300
    #4 Logan Webb: signed for $600,000 (slot $440,600) but if his number is inflated by college money (a strong possibility since most numbers reported so far appears to be also inflated by college money), he could also have been signed for slot as well, he's a HS senior
    #8 Austin Slater: signed for $200K (slot $158,400). Again, could be inflated by college money, Stanford is higher costing school.
    #9 Stetson Woods: signed for $175K (slot $148,000). And again...

    Plus, that puts into question all the over slots, and could push the money available above $500K that the Giants could use to sign a HS student in the back of the draft, much like how they signed Riley last year.

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