KLaw had Lindor ranked 12th in his most recent top 100 and wrote that Lindor was slipping and could last until the teens. He then projected the Diamondbacks to take Lindor at 7 in his mock a week later, but implied he was their fallback option for that pick. If Lindor is indeed the backup plan but not the preferred choice for a number of top 10 teams that would suggest its conceivable he falls to the Brewers. I expect reports on teams' preferences will change repeatedly over the next 2 weeks so who knows? As for Jungmann, I've no objection to taking him with the unprotected pick at 15, though it would be nice if he was paired with a higher upside guy (like Guerieri) at 12. I don't mind going the college route in round 1, even if the prospect only has a ceiling of a mid-rotation starter or starting caliber position player, both of which have considerable value. It's in rounds 2-5 (depending on the draft) where you start seeing college guys who only project as back-end starters, relievers, 4th OFs and utitility IFs that I think it makes more sense to gamble on high school guys who have more room to make a significant leap in physical ability/skill development. This being an especially deep draft in college arms, that may not be a concern until round 3.