..and I guess that is my question. Relative projection vs. Specific projection. If we are just looking at college pitchers in the middle rounds and saying "I think Player A could add some command, I think Player B could minimize the noise in his wind up and increase length, etc" that is very case by case specific.
Is it plausible that a better strategy to maximize value in those rounds COULD be looking at the Craig Yoho prototype and saying "we need to find every guy that throws at least xx mph that has glove side spin rates at xxx and, after reasonable scouting, he has never tried/we think he can develop a counter pitch with similar spin rates... and just draft that same guy 4 times in the draft?
I'm just thinking out loud, if it is a crap shoot as much as it is already ... Yoho makes me stop in my tracks and say "well what happened here and how can we do that again?"