Tyler Davis drafted in the 15th.
7 pitchers now
2 position players
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Tyler Davis drafted in the 15th.
7 pitchers now
2 position players
A year ago the narrative was that Lemon couldnt recruit and we had no talent so we needed to fire him- not prolong the inevitableQuote:
Originally Posted by the_real_MSU_is_us
Billy Beane says hi. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pancho
Will someone recap the players we've had drafted and what round. Thanks.
Cam Opener drafted in the 19th round
Dirtbag in the 18th
8 pitchers and 3 position. 11 players total
That does it. 11 players drafted
Hines goes undrafted. That should send a strong message about amending your hitting approach
The narrative is that he is a sub par coach, which is still trueQuote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Top 10 draft picks, NIL that Kentucky clearly can't compete with, a coaching budget that allows him to poach USCs assistant, and he won 2 postseason games in the past 3 seasons
Again, next year will tell all, but don't act like Lemo isn't vastly underperforming his resources. His in game management alone costs us a lot of wins
Lemon still can't recruit. Parker and Foxy brought in the pitching talent. DJ, Hines, and Mershon all dropped in the draft. Lots of late draft guys too. It's what's inside that top 10 rounds that is a good picture. Pitching was strong but no back end due to injury. The rest though, not so good.
Curious ... Dane Burns an MSU recruit from 2 years ago, that would have been a freshman this past year
Drafted in the 17th round
Lefty that throws 97 mph.
Did he get hurt and rehab independently?
He underperformed like no other. Wins per draft pick:Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Texas A&M - 7.6
Tennessee - 7.5
Kentucky - 6.6
Oregon St - 6.4
FSU - 6.1
Arkansas - 5.5
Vandy - 5.4
OSU - 5.3
OU - 5.0
LSU - 4.8
Ole Miss - 3.9
MSU - 3.6
Yes. He essentially redshirted because he had Tommy John around the time he had to report to MSU so he sat the year out because he would have anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Federalist Engineer
Considering that 7-8 of those draft picks were pitchers and therefore not even on the field much of the time and that we had three position players drafted it would kind of prove your "stat" wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_real_MSU_is_us
Ahh, so you're saying Lemo failed to get talented players (that matter) here?Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
We can't praise him for all the MLB talent, then defend the W-L record by claiming he had little talent
I'm just wondering what if anything has changed with Lemo's assessing these new incoming portal guys.
My stance has always been that Foxhall was the biggest issue. After this year I think it's pretty hard to argue against that.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_real_MSU_is_us
I'd definitely say that as far as the hitters go they're a lot more well rounded players. Lots of guys with 10+ home runs, pretty good K/BB ratios, and at least 10 stolen bases seems to be the typical profile.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pancho
sounds like a SR caliber team. I believe in Parker.
Except that site isn't a legitimate site. Some of the stuff on there is really bad. But rankings don't matter much in baseball anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34