Dec
02
Draft Order Tracker updated
ByJust a heads up, our 2010 Draft Order Tracker has been updated to include all of the Type-A and B free agents that were offered arbitration yesterday. As you know, I’ll update that sucker as free agents change teams and draft picks move around as compensation.
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It’s nice to see us back at the bottom where we belong. Bottom of the draft board of course.
Refresh my memory, Mike:
How is the Sandwich pick round ordered? Is it by the Elias rating of the player signed, or by team W/L record like the other rounds?
It looks like from last year’s draft that its team W-L record with A’s going 1st then B’s
The order of the supplemental round between the first and second rounds is determined by inverse order of the previous year’s standings. All the Type A picks are done first, and then the order resets for all the Type B compensation picks.
Teams can also earn compensation for unsigned picks from the previous year’s draft. If a team doesn’t sign a first or second round pick, they will get to pick at the same slot plus one the following year. For example, if the team with the #5 pick does not sign that player, they would have the #6 pick the following year. The regular draft order would continue around those picks. For compensation for not signing a third round pick, teams would get a pick in a supplemental round between the third and fourth rounds. If a team fails to sign a player with one of these compensated picks, there is no compensation the following year.
/Wikipedia’d
Gracias.
Type-A’s before Type-B’s, and it goes by the reverse order of the standings, not Elias rankings. Also, it has to cycle through each team before a team can pick twice.
And there’s a max of 23 picks between the 1st and 2nd round
So, spinning it forward, assuming that all the 23 Type A and B free agents sign somewhere, we’re looking at the following for the 32nd pick forward (not counting which 10 picks are directly changing hands from one team to the other, of course):
32 Yankees
Supplemental First Round
33 Sandwich pick for someone
34 Sandwich pick for someone
35 Sandwich pick for someone
36 Sandwich pick for someone
37 Sandwich pick for someone
38 Blue Jays (for failure to sign ‘09 sandwich rounder James Paxton)
39 Sandwich pick for someone
40 Sandwich pick for someone
41 Sandwich pick for someone
42 Sandwich pick for someone
43 Sandwich pick for someone
44 Sandwich pick for someone
45 Sandwich pick for someone
46 Sandwich pick for someone
47 Sandwich pick for someone
48 Sandwich pick for someone
49 Sandwich pick for someone
50 Sandwich pick for someone
51 Sandwich pick for someone
52 Sandwich pick for someone
53 Sandwich pick for someone
54 Sandwich pick for someone
55 Sandwich pick for someone
56 Sandwich pick for someone
Second Round
57 Nationals
58 Pirates
59 Orioles
60 Royals
61 Indians
62 Diamondbacks
63 Mets
64 Astros
65 Padres
66 Athletics
67 Blue Jays
68 Reds
69 Blue Jays (for failure to sign ‘09 second rounder Jake Eliopoulos)
70 White Sox
71 Brewers
72 Cubs
73 Rays
74 Mariners
75 Tigers
76 Braves
77 Twins
78 Rangers
79 Rays (for failure to sign ‘09 second rounder Kenny Diekroeger)
80 Marlins
81 Giants
82 Cardinals
83 Rockies
84 Phillies
85 Dodgers
86 Red Sox
87 Angels
88 Yankees
Third Round
89 Nationals
90 Pirates
91 Orioles
92 Royals
93 Indians
94 Diamondbacks
95 Mets
96 Astros
97 Padres
98 Athletics
99 Blue Jays
100 Reds
101 White Sox
102 Brewers
103 Cubs
104 Rays
105 Mariners
106 Tigers
107 Braves
108 Twins
109 Rangers
110 Marlins
111 Giants
112 Cardinals
113 Rockies
114 Phillies
115 Dodgers
116 Red Sox
117 Angels
118 Yankees
Supplemental Third Round
119 Blue Jays (for failure to sign ‘09 third rounder Jake Barrett)
120 White Sox (for failure to sign ‘09 third rounder Bryan Morgado)
121 Angels (for failure to sign ‘09 third rounder Josh Spence)
Fourth Round (and each round thereafter)
122 Nationals
123 Pirates
124 Orioles
125 Royals
126 Indians
127 Diamondbacks
128 Mets
129 Astros
130 Padres
131 Athletics
132 Blue Jays
133 Reds
134 White Sox
135 Brewers
136 Cubs
137 Rays
138 Mariners
139 Tigers
140 Braves
141 Twins
142 Rangers
143 Marlins
144 Giants
145 Cardinals
146 Rockies
147 Phillies
148 Dodgers
149 Red Sox
150 Angels
151 Yankees
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We’re gonna be picking at 32, 88, 118, 151, 181, 211, etc.
(Unless we sign Matt Holliday, of course.)
This is what the sandwich round will look like if everyone signs with a different team.
33 Astros (Valverde)
34 Blue Jays (Scutaro)
35 Braves (Gonzalez)
36 Cardinals (Holliday)
37 Rockies (Betancourt)
38 Blue Jays (for failure to sign ‘09 sandwich rounder James Paxton)
39 Red Sox (Bay)
40 Angels (Lackey)
41 Braves (Soriano)
42 Red Sox (Wagner
43 Angels (Figgins)
44 Astros (Pudge)
45 A’s (Duchscherer)
46 Blue Jays (Barajas)
47 Rays (Shouse)
48 Mariners (Beltre)
49 Tigers (Lyon)
50 Twins (Pavano)
51 Rangers (Byrd)
52 Cardinals (DeRosa)
53 Rockies (Marquis)
54 Rays (Zaun)
55 Tigers (Rodney)
56 Cardinals (Pineiro)
I forgot about the Pudge trade. This the correct order.
33 Astros (Valverde)
34 Blue Jays (Scutaro)
35 Braves (Gonzalez)
36 Cardinals (Holliday)
37 Rockies (Betancourt)
38 Blue Jays (for failure to sign ‘09 sandwich rounder James Paxton)
39 Red Sox (Bay)
40 Angels (Lackey)
41 Braves (Soriano)
42 Red Sox (Wagner
43 Angels (Figgins)
44 A’s (Duchscherer)
45 Blue Jays (Barajas)
46 Rays (Shouse)
47 Mariners (Beltre)
48 Tigers (Lyon)
49 Twins (Pavano)
50 Rangers (Byrd)
51 Cardinals (DeRosa)
52 Rockies (Marquis)
53 Rays (Zaun)
54 Rangers (Pudge)
55 Tigers (Rodney)
56 Cardinals (Pineiro)
Wait, wait. Now this is the right order:
33 Astros (Valverde)
34 Blue Jays (Scutaro)
35 Braves (Gonzalez)
36 Cardinals (Holliday)
37 Rockies (Betancourt)
38 Blue Jays (for failure to sign ‘09 sandwich rounder James Paxton)
39 Red Sox (Bay)
40 Angels (Lackey)
41 Braves (Soriano)
42 Red Sox (Wagner
43 Angels (Figgins)
44 A’s (Duchscherer)
45 Blue Jays (Barajas)
46 Rays (Shouse)
47 Mariners (Beltre)
48 Tigers (Lyon)
49 Twins (Pavano)
50 Rangers (Byrd)
51 Cardinals (DeRosa)
52 Rockies (Marquis)
53 Rays (Zaun)
54 Tigers (Rodney)
55 Rangers (Pudge)
56 Cardinals (Pineiro)
Do me a favor, please: Throw that somewhere on the DraftTracker page (like at the bottom, underneath the FA listing) so we know where the picks will end up as they’re added.
kthxbai
Done and done.
Thanks. You’re one of my three favorite bloggers, the other two being Joe Pawlikowski and Rebecca Glass, of course.
Not Kabak, though. That assmunch.
sorry…i’m sure there’s something really interesting there, but unfortunately all i can see is the giant neon sign that says ‘wtf is wrong with the jays?’
i need new glasses
Is it too early to start talking about what the first pick for the Yankees might be?
Is there someone specific who could realistically fall to the Yankees that is worth coveting?
Bryce Harper
“Is there someone specific who could REALISTICALLY fall to the Yankees that is worth coveting?”
Realistically though, Harper should be a top 5 pick, no?
I’m talking about someone who could conceivably fall to the Yankees, not who the shiniest bauble is
http://www.mymlbdraft.com/MLB-Mock-Draft-2010
HUGE grain of salt
Grain of salt is duly noted. AWESOME site though. Thanks. Bookmark’d
6’7″, 231? If ONLY his name was Anthony Sanchez…
According to that mock, James Paxton and Levon Washington both made smart decisions to not sign.
Is this a weaker draft class than ’09?
Can’t really make that decision in December before HS and College have played.
According to this…the Yankees take ANOTHER C/OF draft pick?? lol
BPA
I am so mad at the Mets for trading Wagner for nothing and letting the Sox get 2 picks. Does anyone else share this anger?
Yeah, totally, but I got over it when the deal happened. I never really got it from the Mets’ side – they were never going to get anything great in return for Wagner and they were throwing away the compensation picks, and it’s not like they saved that much money that it should have mattered to them. So, yeah, the Mets are retarded, but we already knew that. The fact that the Sox were the ones who benefited… Sucks, but someone was going to benefit, they just happened to be the team to get it done. Good for them.
Queenan: Qui bono? Who benefits?
Sullivan: Qui who gives a shit? It’s got a friggin bow on it.
As a Red Sox fan I love it that we end up getting a 1st round pick basically for C. Carter. I am a bit surprised that the Braves would sign Wagner so quickly and give a 1st round pick. I guess they look at it that they will get a 1st round pick for Soriano and Gonzalez. The Mets must be shaking their heads today. Another great move by Omar.
Well said, 04BOSOX07.
Sincerely,
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(golf clap)
hahaha, good one! and what the f*ck is a red sox fan doing on the site anyway?