Lets redo the 2005 first round draft

matty07 · Aug 1, 2011

Since its arguably the greatest draft class ever. I thought it would be cool to do the first round over again.

I would still put Justin Upton as the #1 pick

thefasterblade · Aug 1, 2011

#2 Ryan Braun

Yankees1218 · Aug 1, 2011

Buster Posey

thefasterblade · Aug 1, 2011

::facepalm::

matty07 · Aug 1, 2011

Mccutchen #3??

Yankees1218 · Aug 1, 2011

1. Upton
2. Braun
3. Posey
4. McCutchen
5.

CubsFan13 · Aug 1, 2011

Mark Pawelek

Oh wait...

Huffamaniac · Aug 1, 2011

Yankees1218 · Aug 1, 2011

Oh, missed the whole first round thing, sorry about that.
Still thinnk he is good enough to make the cut.

Jaypers · Aug 1, 2011

I'd put Colby in the late 1st/sandwich round.

notjomommasclint · Aug 1, 2011

ellsbury has got to be ahead of cutch.

Yankees1218 · Aug 1, 2011

Not better than mcCutchen..

ThoseBackPages · Aug 1, 2011

BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCE!

19braves77 · Aug 1, 2011

The Top 10:

1. Upton
2. Braun
3. Tulowitzki
4. McCutchen
5. Bruce
6. Bucholz
7. Zimmerman
8. Hanson
9. Rasmus
10. Hellickson

Card Geeks Blog · Aug 1, 2011

Jaime Garcia!

Topnotchsy · Aug 1, 2011

I'm really excited about Upton's potential, but I don't know how anyone could possibly put him in front of Braun at this point in time.

SeattleSports · Aug 1, 2011

Where's Jeff Clement? It's rough looking at this and being an M's fan.

Todd44 · Aug 1, 2011

How quickly everyone forgets how good Ryan Zimmerman is when he's been sidelined by an injury for much of early this year... Gold Glove 3b, hits for average and power, drives in runs. I beleive there was a web site that made a case for him being MVP-worthy last year when you use advanced metrics to look at his fielding and hitting. Problem is, he plays for a ****** team. But I think he slots in at No. 4 behind Upton, Braun and Tulowitzki, and ahead of McCutcheon...

And what about Jeff Clement?
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j/k

hive17 · Aug 1, 2011

Braun and Tulo go ahead of Upton. When you look at production and the fact that both guys have been instrumental in getting their teams into playoffs, it's not really close.

Honestly, does this thread even get started if Upton wasn't mashing right at this moment?

RZimm11 · Aug 1, 2011

Todd44 said:
How quickly everyone forgets how good Ryan Zimmerman is when he's been sidelined by an injury for much of early this year... Gold Glove 3b, hits for average and power, drives in runs. I beleive there was a web site that made a case for him being MVP-worthy last year when you use advanced metrics to look at his fielding and hitting. Problem is, he plays for a ****** team. But I think he slots in at No. 4 behind Upton, Braun and Tulowitzki, and ahead of McCutcheon...

Thanked.

Apparently you can miss a few weeks due to injury and a Gold Glover/Silver Slugger at a very difficult position can drop off the map!

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