Reply to "Fun Topic...What in-state players look like Major League Potential?"

saipanwarrior100+ posts

Thanks, but that was only because most teams knew he wanted to go to college, right? Do you think he would have been in the top 3 rounds, if not for wanting to experience the college life?

I'm just wondering (barring no injuries to occur), is it better for a player to take top three round money or go to college and try to improve their draft stock? Taking into consideration that the kid was a good student (example only)

WB - I'm thinking more along the lines of their playing abilities - both two way players, both LHP pitchers, etc. I didn't see Hultzen play in HS, but have seen Cave alot.

2/25/1110:59 AM

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