1994 BLB Amateur Draft

[liquidcrash]

I can't believe Bright stayed on the board that long.

[Lintyfresh85]

Pick is in.

Clay, you're back on the clock.

[Clay]

More Pitching for Virginia.

Round 2!!!

[spot]

And with the 19th pick of the 1994 draft, The Baltimore Bulldogs select:



Antonio Trujillo of the Texas Longhorns.

Antonio is the epitome of versatility, able to play pretty much any position in the field. We like his ability to put the ball in play and he obviously has a bit of power with 16 dingers his sophomore year and 11 last year. Love that we were able to get him here.

Jerk.

[Carlos]

The Wade Tull pick surprises me. Did not expect him to be a first round pick. Or second. Or third.

But, he throws hard and will strike out a lot of guys. The last few first round relievers taken in the draft were BLB-ready.

[Clay]

Maine is in....

Mississippi is up...

Then back to Maine.

[Jake]

Went between Trujillo and Ramos at 1.9 but went with Ramos because I think he can play short, although Trujillo probably could too.

[Delandis]

Really like the Torley and Trujillo picks.

If Trujillo can field capably at a position other than 1B he will have been a steal there.

Yea. I think he'll cut it as a 2nd or 3rd baseman. He doesn't have the speed to play the outfield. Hell, the dude can play catcher.

[funclown]

And with the 19th pick of the 1994 draft, The Baltimore Bulldogs select:



Antonio Trujillo of the Texas Longhorns.

Antonio is the epitome of versatility, able to play pretty much any position in the field. We like his ability to put the ball in play and he obviously has a bit of power with 16 dingers his sophomore year and 11 last year. Love that we were able to get him here.

LOVE THIS PICK!

[Carlos]

And with the 19th pick of the 1994 draft, The Baltimore Bulldogs select:



Antonio Trujillo of the Texas Longhorns.

Antonio is the epitome of versatility, able to play pretty much any position in the field. We like his ability to put the ball in play and he obviously has a bit of power with 16 dingers his sophomore year and 11 last year. Love that we were able to get him here.

Nah, he sucks. Trade him to me.

[Dave]

Really like the Torley and Trujillo picks.

If Trujillo can field capably at a position other than 1B he will have been a steal there.

[Delandis]

And with the 19th pick of the 1994 draft, The Baltimore Bulldogs select:



Antonio Trujillo of the Texas Longhorns.

Antonio is the epitome of versatility, able to play pretty much any position in the field. We like his ability to put the ball in play and he obviously has a bit of power with 16 dingers his sophomore year and 11 last year. Love that we were able to get him here.

[umd]

My pick is in. Indy auto'ed right behind me so B-More is up.

[Carlos]

Pick is in. Had to trust my scout on this one. Went with SS Dylan Torley who he has rated higher than Simmons.

He has him rated as a 6-7-5-5-7.

OSA hates him, I'm sure other scouts will too, but I have to trust my scout.

If he is for real he's 22 and should be able to help in a few years. If not. Well, that's drafting for you.

I like him. Can field and should be able to hit a bit. My scout doesn't see him as being a power threat, but maybe 10 a year or so. He does see a guy with a good average in his future.

One thing OSA and my scout agree with is that the guy won't be striking out 100 times a year. He won't walk 100 times either, but he'll be above-average in the EYE department.

Third best non 1B infielder on my list behind Simmons and de Luna.

[Jistic]

Pick is in. Had to trust my scout on this one. Went with SS Dylan Torley who he has rated higher than Simmons.

He has him rated as a 6-7-5-5-7.

OSA hates him, I'm sure other scouts will too, but I have to trust my scout.

If he is for real he's 22 and should be able to help in a few years. If not. Well, that's drafting for you.