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Romero really has no leverage, so I can't imagine he'd cost much above slot.

Through competitive balance round B. So, stopping before the third round. At least that's how they did it last year.

Hall to the Orioles - dang it.

Patrick, what grade would you put on Hiura's arm, assuming it is healthy? MLB has it at 45. Is that about right?

Looks like Peterson is going to the Mets.

Here's my pref list: 1)Bukauskas 2)Hall 3)Carlson 4)Baz 5)White

Kyle Wright is a steal at #5.

Here are the top 200 draft prospects, based on the aggregate rankings.

13th set of player profiles: *Pavin Smith *Riley Adams *Zach Pop *Sam Keating *Peter Solomon *Daulton Varsho *Tony Dibrell *Bryce Montes de Oca *Quinn Brodey *Hunter Ruth I had a family emergency today so was unable to complete the other guys, including Nick Pratto, Brent Rooker, and Gavin Sheets, but I will get to them in the near future.

Part 12 of player profiles: *Hans Crouse *Jacob Gonzalez *Asa Lacy *Evan Skoug *Garrett Cave *Taylor Walls *Evan Steele *Tyler Freeman *Joey Morgan *Jake Mangum

I'm switching my vote from Peterson to Hall.

Home Run Derby Fuels Sky Sox Sweep Colorado Springs win four in a row against Iowa with 8-3 win By Robby Veronesi / Colorado Springs Sky Sox (Photo: Paat Kelly) Colorado Springs Boxscore "The Leftovers" edition of the Sky Sox' outfield continued to mash on Sunday. Ryan Cordell picked up his 10th home run on his 7th hit in two days. His average had dipped to .277 as of 4 days ago - it's back up to .294. Getting to the point of the season where that's not as easy as it sounds. Kirk Nieuwenhuis did Cordell one better by hitting his second and third home runs of the season. And as could only happen in Colorado Springs, side note: Garrett Cooper *also* hit two home runs. Ho-hum. Cooper incidentally is still hitting closer to .400 than .300. It is entirely baffling to me that he has seen zero time in the outfield this year, even just an inning here or there. You'd think that if the Brewers were believers in his bat, they'd be finding more ways to get him to Milwaukee. Also incidentally, Cooper's single season career high in home runs was 9, which happened last year. It took him about twice as many PAs to get 9 home runs last year as it has for him to get 10 home runs this year. Ivan De Jesus knocked two doubles, and Nate Orf hit one as well. Orf was hitting .205 at the end of April, and is now hitting .333. You can do the math on that. Brent Suter started the game and lasted 1 2/3 innings. He was pulled at exactly 30 pitches, so it's possible that this was his "side session" in a prelude to starting one of the double header games on Tuesday against the Cardinals. Or maybe it was an injury. Let's hope for the former. A cadre of Sky Sox bullpen members finished out the game. Among them, Wei-Chung Wang lowered his ERA to 1.78 with 1 1/3 flawless innings pitched, save an error made by De Jesus. Colorado Springs Game Log Home runs: Col. Springs Bottom of the 2nd Garrett Cooper homers (9) on a fly ball to center field. Ivan De Jesus Jr. grounds out, pitcher Aaron Brooks to first baseman Victor Caratini. Kirk Nieuwenhuis homers (2) on a fly ball to right center field. Andrew Susac called out on strikes. Yadiel Rivera grounds out, pitcher Aaron Brooks to first baseman Victor Caratini. More home runs: Col. Springs Bottom of the 6th Nate Orf doubles (8) on a fly ball to left fielder Mark Zagunis. Ryan Cordell homers (10) on a fly ball to center field. Nate Orf scores. Garrett Cooper flies out to left fielder Mark Zagunis. Ivan De Jesus Jr. doubles (10) on a fly ball to left fielder Mark Zagunis. Kirk Nieuwenhuis homers (3) on a fly ball to center field. Ivan De Jesus Jr. scores. Andrew Susac pops out to second baseman Stephen Bruno. Yadiel Rivera strikes out swinging.

Kane County's Ninth Inning Rally Keeps Rattlers from Victory Cougars score five runs in the ninth inning to beat Wisconsin 6-4 By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (Photo: Wisconsin Timber Rattlers) Wisconsin Boxscore A few days ago when I mentioned that after I stopped watching the game, I fully assumed that later I would check in and see that Wisconsin had given up the lead late. I was right, just a few days early. Last I looked at this one, Wisconsin had a 4-1 lead going into the ninth. Oops. Victor Diaz and Miguel Sanchez were the guilty parties today. I believe I used the term "hot mess" to describe Diaz' mechanics earlier this year, and not too much seems to have been ironed out. Diaz began the ninth allowing two singles and double. Sanchez allowed a single right away, but then retired the next batter on a fly ball. The Cougars nearly made the second out on the next batter, but Sanchez threw the ball off target on a force attempt at second. A walk, single, and sac fly later, and five runs were on the board. All of this erased a very solid outing from starter Zack Brown. He went six innings for just the second time in his career, allowing a run on six hits and a walk, while striking out four. On the offensive side, Monte Harrison launched his 10th home run of the year. He had 12 career home runs coming into the season. Monte is quietly sporting an 829 OPS, also having walked 27 times. He's having a good year at the plate. Tucker Neuhaus and Demi Orimoloye each had two hits, and one of Demi's was a double. Wisconsin Game Log The Rattlers took the lead here: Wisconsin Bottom of the 7th Defensive switch from third base to first base for Ramon Hernandez. Defensive Substitution: Adam Walton replaces first baseman Alexis Olmeda, batting 8th, playing third base. Trey York singles on a line drive to right fielder Luis Silverio. Ryan Aguilar hit by pitch. Trey York to 2nd. Nathan Rodriguez ground bunts into a force out, pitcher Sam McWilliams to third baseman Adam Walton. Trey York out at 3rd. Ryan Aguilar to 2nd. Nathan Rodriguez to 1st. Trever Morrison doubles (4) on a line drive to center fielder Marcus Wilson. Ryan Aguilar scores. Nathan Rodriguez to 3rd. Pitching Change: Ryan Burr replaces Sam McWilliams. With Demi Orimoloye batting, passed ball by Jose Herrera, Nathan Rodriguez scores. Trever Morrison to 3rd. Demi Orimoloye doubles (13) on a ground ball to left fielder Anfernee Grier. Trever Morrison scores. Joantgel Segovia out on a sacrifice bunt, third baseman Adam Walton to first baseman Ramon Hernandez. Demi Orimoloye to 3rd. Monte Harrison walks. With Tucker Neuhaus batting, Monte Harrison steals (11) 2nd base. Tucker Neuhaus grounds out, second baseman Fernery Ozuna to first baseman Ramon Hernandez. And then lost it here: Kane County Top of the 9th Jose Herrera singles on a ground ball to right fielder Demi Orimoloye. Manny Jefferson singles on a ground ball to shortstop Trever Morrison. Jose Herrera to 2nd. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-runner Luis Alejandro Basabe replaces Jose Herrera. Adam Walton doubles (3) on a line drive to left fielder Joantgel Segovia. Luis Alejandro Basabe scores. Manny Jefferson to 3rd. Pitching Change: Miguel Sanchez replaces Victor Diaz. Fernery Ozuna singles on a line drive to left fielder Joantgel Segovia. Manny Jefferson scores. Adam Walton to 3rd. Luis Silverio flies out to right fielder Demi Orimoloye. Anfernee Grier reaches on a force attempt, throwing error by pitcher Miguel Sanchez. Adam Walton scores. Fernery Ozuna to 3rd. Marcus Wilson walks. Anfernee Grier to 2nd. Mark Karaviotis singles on a line drive to right fielder Demi Orimoloye. Fernery Ozuna scores. Anfernee Grier to 3rd. Marcus Wilson to 2nd. Ramon Hernandez out on a sacrifice fly to left fielder Joantgel Segovia. Anfernee Grier scores. Luis Alejandro Basabe flies out to left fielder Joantgel Segovia.

It's all happening.

And installment 11 of player profiles: *Nate Pearson *Caden Lemons *Connor Wong *Trevor Stephan *Cordell Dunn *Riley Mahan *Sam McMillan *Will Gaddis *Riley Ottsesen *Cade Cavalli

Looks like you are correct per this TWEET from Colorado Mesa outfielder Bligh Madris. Takes vertical video. Hard pass.

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ROUND 40: Trevor Koenig, LHP http://knsiradio.com/files/cache/4c641cae0445e86351bca76e17392de5_f17777.jpg (Photo: Matt Demczyk) Height: 6'11 Weight: 185 B/T: R/L School: St. Cloud Technical HS Hometown: St. Cloud, MN DOB: 6/10/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game: Trevor Koenig is a 2017 LHP/1B with a 6-10 185 lb. frame from St Cloud, MN who attends St Cloud Technical HS. Has a very tall, lean build, and tons of room to fill out physically as he begins to grow into his body and put on additional muscle. Works from a slower paced delivery, high leg raise, with good balance throughout. Arm has medium action through the back, stays tall and directional through release. Fastball flashes arm side run, curveball creates good hard spin down in the zone. Works ahead in counts, interesting tools that could even further develop. At the plate, right-handed hitter that starts with an upright narrow stance and high hand set. Extended swing with natural leverage. Good student. LINKS: SC Times - Tech star gets drafted by Brewers

ROUND 39: Robert Henry, OF (Photo: Brown Athletics) Height: 6'1 Weight: 185 B/T: R/R School: Brown University Hometown: Cranston, RI DOB: 5/19/95 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Robert Henry

ROUND 38: Robie Rojas, C (Photo: Brad Tollefson) Height: 5'7 Weight: 200 B/T: R/R School: Sam Houston State Hometown: Houston, TX DOB: 12/3/94 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Robie Rojas

ROUND 37: Christian Taugner, RHP http://cdnak1.psbin.com/img/mw=600/mh=600/cr=n/d=ad39z/vcowz97cfa15808d.jpg (Photo: Brown University) Height: 6'2 Weight: 190 B/T: R/R School: Brown University Hometown: Roselle,IL DOB: 5/14/95 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Christian Taugner

ROUND 36: Kenny Corey, IF http://3shqw4169sd63714s5302bi8.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/web1_SPT-UHUCSB112.jpg (Photo: Cindy Ellen Russell) Height: 6'0 Weight: 180 B/T: L/R School: UC Santa Barbara Hometown: Willow Glen, CA DOB: 2/15/95 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: The Baseball Cube Statistics: Kenny Corey

ROUND 35: Davis Bradshaw, CF http://wlbt.images.worldnow.com/images/14152065_G.png (Photo: WLBT) Height: 6'4 Weight: 173 B/T: L/R School: McLaurin HS (Mississippi) Hometown: Florence, MS DOB: 4/25/98 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: MS News Now - Davis Bradshaw put McLaurin on the map after getting drafted by Brewers