We had a pair of supplemental picks thanks to the free agent losses of Zach DeLoach (struggling with San Antonio at 245/312/353 with 0.4 WAR) and John Swanda (struggling with Detroit at 5-8, 5.19), giving us 3 of the top 39 in the draft and I think we made out pretty well. Of course everybody looks good with 4 and 5-star potential on draft day.
Lennon:
Nicknamed "Hangover", Lennon is a potential ace starter out of college who will hopefully move quickly through the system with the promise of being elite in stuff, movement and control.
Ceja:
A high-school with some loud tools, especially hit and power.
Deckard:
Deckard (whom I gave the nickname "Blade Runner" to) is an extremely well-rounded college OF that could be helping the big club within a couple of years if things go right. He has a broad array of hitting skills, can run, is durable and is a fine defensive OF. The only things that could hold him back are a propensity to strike out, and his personality as seen above.
Simpson:
High-schooler with an intriguing profile, potentially an excellent all-around hitter with superior bat-to-ball skills, and can play a decent OF.
Alvarez:
Another high-schooler with some serious hitting tools, listed as a SS but probably ends up in 2B or LF. If the bat pans out, position won't matter.
Montes de Oca:
A high-school 1B, he's the ultimate one-dimensional player, but what a dimension as he boasts potential light-tower power.
Maximos:
A great name - hopefully he'll be able to Maximos his potential, especially the control which will need to be at or very close to 45 to be a useful starter. Could also see him becoming a power reliever.