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River Ave. Blues ยป Baseball America’s decade of draft grades

Baseball America’s decade of draft grades

June 16, 2010 by Mike 40 Comments

The similarities of Nick Swisher and Curtis Granderson
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We all love draft grades, so Jim Callis of Baseball America went nuts and graded out each team’s draft from 2000-2009 (sub. req’d). He has the Red Sox coming up with the highest GPA at 3.40, with the Diamondbacks not too far back at 3.20. Boston’s four grade A’s and a B+ from 2001-2005 will do that. The Yankees came in 26th overall, ahead of the Mets, White Sox, Astros, and Mariners. They received four straight D’s from 2000-2003 since Phil Coke is pretty much the only thing they have to show for those efforts. Phil Hughes alone earned them a B in 2004, and the epiphany draft of 2006 was an A. Everything else was a C or C+, and their overall GPA is 1.95. I think they put you on academic probation for that.

The similarities of Nick Swisher and Curtis Granderson
Game 65: He could be my grandfather

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