June 4-6 2012

1 Houston Astros 56-106
2 Minnesota Twins 63-99
3 Seattle Mariners 67-95
4 Baltimore Orioles 69-95
5 Kansas City Royals 71-91 *
6 Chicago Cubs 71-91 *
7 San Diego Padres 71-91 *
8 Pittsburgh Pirates 72-90 *
9 Florida Marlins 72-90 *
10 Colorado Rockies 73-89
11 Oakland A's 74-88
12 New York Mets 77-85
13 Chicago White Sox 79-83 *
14 Cincinnati Reds 79-83 *
15 Cleveland Indians 80-82
16 Washington Nationals 80-81
17 Toronto Blue Jays 81-81
18 Los Angeles Dodgers 82-79
19 St. Louis Cardinals Compensation for the Angeles signing Albert Pujols, Type A.
20 San Francisco Giants 86-76
21 Atlanta Braves 89-73
22 Toronto Blue Jays Compensation for failure to sign 2011 1st rounder Tyler Beede.
23 St. Louis Cardinals 90-72 *
24 Boston Red Sox 90-72 *
25 Tampa Bay Rays 91-71
26 Arizona Diamondbacks 94-68
27 Milwaukee Brewers Compensation for the Tigers signing Prince Fielder, Type A.
28 Milwaukee Brewers 96-66 *
29 Texas Rangers 96-66 *
30 New York Yankees 97-65
31 Boston Red Sox Compensation for the Phillies signing Jonathan Papelbon, Type A.

Supplemental 1st Round
32 Minnesota Twins Compensation for the Rockies signing Michael Cuddyer, modified Type A .
33 San Diego Padres Compensation for the Marlins signing Heath Bell, modified Type A.
34 Oakland Athletics Compensation for the Twins signing Josh Willingham, modified Type A.
35 New York Mets Compensation for the Marlins signing Jose Reyes, Type A.
36 St. Louis Cardinals Compensation for the Angels signing Albert Pujols, Type A.
37 Boston Red Sox Compensation for the Phillies signing Jonathan Papelbon, Type A.
38 Milwaukee Brewers Compensation for the Tigers signing Prince Fielder, Type A.
39 Texas Rangers Compensation for the Angels signing C.J. Wilson, Type A.
40 Philadelphia Phillies Compensation for the Reds signing Ryan Madsen, modified Type A
41 Houston Astros Compensation for the Pirates signing Clint Barmes, Type B.
42 Minnesota Twins Compensation for the Diamondbacks signing Jason Kubel, Type B.
43 Chicago Cubs Compensation for the Brewers signing Aramis Ramirez, Type B.
44 San Diego Padres Compensation for the Dodgers signing Aaron Harang, Type B.
45 Pittsburgh Pirates Compensation for the Twins signing Ryan Doumit, Type B.
46 Colorado Rockies Compensation for the Dodgers signing Mark Ellis, Type B.
47 Oakland Atheltics Compensation for the Cubs signing David DeJesus, Type B.
48 Chicago White Sox Compensation for the Marlins signing Mark Buehrle, Type B.
49 Cincinnati Reds Compensation for the Rockies signing Ramon Hernandez, Type B.
50 Toronto Blue Jays Compensation for the Mets signing Frank Francisco, Type B.
51 Los Angeles Dodgers Compensation for the Pirates signing Rod Barajas, Type B.
52 St. Louis Cardinals Compensation for the Tigers signing Octavio Dotel, Type B.
53 Texas Rangers Compensation for the Blue Jays signing Darren Oliver, Type B
54 Chicago Cubs Compensation for the Rays signing Carlos Pena, Type B
55 Toronto Blue Jays Compensation for the Mets signing Jon Rauch, Type B.
56 Cincinnati Reds Compensation for the Blue Jays signing Francisco Cordero, Modified Type B.
57 San Diego Padres Compensation for failure to sign 2011 sandwich-rounder Brett Austin.
58 Toronto Blue Jays Compensation for the Rays signing Jose Molina, Type B.


2nd Round Changes
60 Oakland A's Compensation for the Twins signing Willingham.
68 San Diego Padres Compensation for the Marlins signing Bell.
69 New York Mets Compenstaion from the Marlins for signing Reyes.
70 Minnesota Twins Compensation for the Rockies signing Cuddyer.
75 Philadelphia Phillies
Compensation for the Reds signing Ryan Madson.81 Texas Rangers
Compenation from Angels Compensation for Wilson.
91 New York Yankees Compensation for failure to sign 2011 2nd rounder Sam Stafford.

Supplemental 3rd Round
124 Seattle Mariners Compensation for failure to sign 2011 3rd rounder Kevin Cron.
125 Miami Marlins Compensation for failure to sign 2011 3rd rounder Connor Barron.
126 Colorado Rockies Compensation for failure to sign 2011 3rd rounder Peter O'Brien.

Few Resources
Top 100 Draft Eligible - BA
http://www.baseballamerica.com/today...2/2613410.html
First Mock Draft - BA
http://www.baseballamerica.com/today...2/2613371.html

Previous Threads to compare pre-draft thoughts to current thoughts

09 - http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/46...-draft-495812/
10 - http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/46...-draft-785990/
11 -http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/46/sporting-events/mlb-2011-draft-1042275/

really wide open draft at the top, should be interesting.

Would be nice if there was anything in here about the actual prospects?

I wrote something about an unnamed pitcher who has fallen a bunch but people like yougotgot get mad when I do anything to "self-promote," so you gotta find it on your own.

I hate a pick on Giolito and not only due to his injury. I really like Gausman. Hate Diekroger and Piscotty (lol Stanford hitters). Zunino may be interesting; weird swing but can't deny the power from a premium position.

This draft is ****ing horrible, BTW. One of the worst in decades most people think; possibly the literal worst ever. College crop sucks. Mark Appel would be like... the 9th best arm in the 2011 draft at best. Right behind Sonny Gray IMO. Gausman is good but unspectacular.

HS kids are injured or have a lot of questions. Buxton has 80 speed 75 arm but the dude might just not hit for **** and plays against dog**** competition where he's from. Giolito's elbow is ****ed and his mechanics are very questionable; I like his teammate Max Fried a lot more.

Compare the top 3-4 pitchers here with Gerrit Cole, Danny Hultzen, Trevor Bauer, and Dylan Bundy. Any single one of those would be the slam dunk LOL @ YOU GUYS first pick in this draft with a berth the size of a moat between that pick and the next pick. Ridiculous how bad this draft is.

lol what, that's ridiculous

you're not encouraged to link to **** you've written that is on topic? yougotgot sounds like a moran

The biggest wildcard is a hs pitcher giolito who got injured 2 months ago, he was a potential number 1 pick. But he cant drop 30 picks or w/e and be signed for a large amt anymore.

Guess it doesn't matter that the Tigers don't pick in the top million of this draft.

Rumors out there are making it sound like he's gonna be a tough sign and he'll go to UCLA instead.

Yea but with the new draft system, no one can really tell....

If he is drafted top 10, I don't see why he turns it down unless his family is super rich. He can still get 2+mill, which is **** load of $.

Old tigazz style, but castellanos(sp..) an overslot pick who fell to tigazz in 2010 draft is doing very good in the FSL, but knowing the tigazzz, they will probably rush this year to 3B, and fk him over long term..

Ala Andrew Miller, Cameron Maybin, Rick Porcello, and Jacob Turner etccccccc

twins finally have great draft position and apparently its the WOAT draft, awesome

yee enjoy mark appel

a pitch to contact righty with good stuff that doesn't strike anyone out

The top 5-10 is completely unknown at this point what the order is, unlike the last 5~ years or so..

Twins could go many ways...
Their minor league has a top 5 player minor league player thats 2 ~years away in sano, but no one else in the top 100~ iirc.