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6. Athletics
The thin college hitter crop may drive the A’s back to the prep ranks, but they haven’t selected a prep pitcher with their top pick since Jeremy Bonderman in 2001. They have a second pick at No. 33 where they could slake their prep pitcher thirst. That’s why we went for North Carolina ace J.B. Bukauskas here, who’s similar in many ways to current A’s starter Sonny Gray.
Pick: J.B. Bukauskas, rhp, North Carolina
21. Orioles
Baltimore has plenty of needs and has favored college players with its first pick in recent years. A dearth of middle infielders both in their farm system and in the draft could lead them toward North Carolina’s Logan Warmoth, a high-floor player who may have a chance to stick at shortstop.
Pick: Logan Warmoth, ss, North Carolina
6. Athletics
The thin college hitter crop may drive the A’s back to the prep ranks, but they haven’t selected a prep pitcher with their top pick since Jeremy Bonderman in 2001. They have a second pick at No. 33 where they could slake their prep pitcher thirst. That’s why we went for North Carolina ace J.B. Bukauskas here, who’s similar in many ways to current A’s starter Sonny Gray.
Pick: J.B. Bukauskas, rhp, North Carolina
21. Orioles
Baltimore has plenty of needs and has favored college players with its first pick in recent years. A dearth of middle infielders both in their farm system and in the draft could lead them toward North Carolina’s Logan Warmoth, a high-floor player who may have a chance to stick at shortstop.
Pick: Logan Warmoth, ss, North Carolina
