Reverse Standings (2013 Draft Order)

[Jaypers]

Now that the season is over, here is the order in which teams will pick (not including Appel's non-signing with Pittsburgh and future FA signings).


Reverse Major League Standings

NO TEAM W L PCT LEAGUE L-30 RS RA Diff
1 Houston Astros 55 107 .340 National League 15 - 15 583 794 -211
2 Chicago Cubs 61 101 .377 National League 10 - 20 613 759 -146
3 Colorado Rockies 64 98 .395 National League 9 - 21 758 890 -132
4 Minnesota Twins 66 96 .407 American League 12 - 18 701 832 -131
5 Cleveland Indians 68 94 .420 American League 13 - 17 667 845 -178
6 Miami Marlins 69 93 .426 National League 10 - 20 609 724 -115
7 Boston Red Sox 69 93 .426 American League 7 - 23 734 806 -72
8 Kansas City Royals 72 90 .444 American League 13 - 17 676 746 -70
9 Toronto Blue Jays 73 89 .451 American League 13 - 17 716 784 -68
10 New York Mets 74 88 .457 National League 12 - 18 650 709 -59
11 Seattle Mariners 75 87 .463 American League 11 - 19 619 651 -32
12 San Diego Padres 76 86 .469 National League 15 - 15 651 710 -59
13 Pittsburgh Pirates 79 83 .488 National League 9 - 21 651 674 -23
14 Arizona Diamondbacks 81 81 .500 National League 16 - 14 734 688 46
15 Philadelphia Phillies 81 81 .500 National League 18 - 12 684 680 4
16 Milwaukee Brewers 83 79 .512 National League 19 - 11 776 733 43
17 Chicago White Sox 85 77 .525 American League 13 - 17 748 676 72
18 Los Angeles Dodgers 86 76 .531 National League 16 - 14 637 597 40
19 St. Louis Cardinals 88 74 .543 National League 17 - 13 765 648 117
20 Detroit Tigers 88 74 .543 American League 17 - 13 726 670 56
21 Los Angeles Angels 89 73 .549 American League 19 - 11 767 699 68
22 Tampa Bay Rays 90 72 .556 American League 19 - 11 697 577 120
23 Baltimore Orioles 93 69 .574 American League 20 - 10 712 705 7
24 Texas Rangers 93 69 .574 American League 15 - 15 808 707 101
25 Oakland Athletics 94 68 .580 American League 19 - 11 713 614 99
26 San Francisco Giants 94 68 .580 National League 20 - 10 718 649 69
27 Atlanta Braves 94 68 .580 National League 20 - 10 700 600 100
28 New York Yankees 95 67 .586 American League 19 - 11 804 668 136
29 Cincinnati Reds 97 65 .599 National League 17 - 13 669 588 81
30 Washington Nationals 98 64 .605 National League 18 - 12 731 594 137

 

[All The Hype]

The AL Central rocks. Tigers can go to the playoffs and, claim a division title, and STILL have 10 teams drafting behind them due to better records.


I'm interested to see if the Astros can get some good picks to start turning their franchise back around, and also interested to see what the Cubs do with such a high pick with their recent movement to go with the young guys rather than spending big money on FAs.

 

[markakis8]

Very refreshing and weird to see Baltimore not in the top 5.

 

[rsmath]

Very refreshing and weird to see Baltimore not in the top 5.

or weird to see Boston in the top 6. I knew they had a horrible season but I didn't realize until these rankings they were dead last in the AL East!

 

[AmishDave]

Go Twins & Marlins !

 

[WaxPax]

Interesting to see some potential big spending teams (Cubs/Redsox/Phillies, to a lesser extent NYM) with protected first round picks.....Best of both worlds

 

[21ccl]

I wonder who the braves are going to pick......

 

[19braves77]

Pirates will get the #9 & 14th pick. Going to fun to see what they do at #14.

Josh Hamilton could be the only projected free agent that will garner a compensatory draft pick.

There were only two other unsigned players from the 2012 draft that will affect next year's order:

• Teddy Stankiewicz, 75th overall selection (second round) - the Mets will be awarded the 76th overall pick in the 2013 draft
• Alec Rash, 95th overall selection (second round) - the Phillies will be awarded the 96th overall pick in the 2013 draft

Competitive Balance Lottery Round A

1. Royals
2. Marlins (from Pirates)
3. Diamondbacks
4. Orioles
5. Reds
6. Tigers (from Marlins)

Competitive Balance Lottery Round B (after Round 2)

1. Padres
2. Indians
3. Rockies
4. Athletics
5. Brewers
6. Marlins (from Tigers)

These slots can be included in trades this offseason.

 

[Jaypers]

BA just posted a more thorough Draft Order on their site.


First Round
1. Astros
2. Cubs
3. Rockies
4. Twins
5. Indians
6. Marlins
7. Red Sox
8. Royals
9. Pirates (for failure to sign 2012 first-rounder Mark Appel)
10. Blue Jays
11. Mets
12. Mariners
13. Padres
14. Pirates
15. Diamondbacks
16. Phillies
17. Brewers
18. White Sox
19. Dodgers
20. Cardinals
21. Tigers
22. Angels
23. Rays
24. Orioles
25. Rangers
26. Athletics
27. Giants
28. Braves
29. Yankees
30. Reds
31. Nationals

Competitive Balance Lottery Round 1
32. Royals
33. Marlins (acquired from Pirates on July 31)
34. Diamondbacks
35. Orioles
36. Reds
37. Tigers (acquired from Marlins on July 23)

Second Round
38. Astros
39. Cubs
40. Rockies
41. Twins
42. Indians
43. Marlins
44. Red Sox
45. Royals
46. Blue Jays
47. Mets
48. Mariners
49. Padres
50. Pirates
51. Diamondbacks
52. Phillies
53. Brewers
54. White Sox
55. Dodgers
56. Cardinals
57. Tigers
58. Angels
59. Rays
60. Orioles
61. Rangers
62. Athletics
63. Giants
64. Braves
65. Yankees
66. Reds
67. Nationals

Competitive Balance Lottery Round 2
68. Padres
69. Indians
70. Rockies
71. Athletics
72. Brewers
73. Marlins (acquired from Tigers on July 23)

Third Round
74. Astros
75. Cubs
76. Mets (for failure to sign 2012 second-rounder Teddy Stankiewicz)
77. Rockies
78. Twins
79. Indians
80. Marlins
81. Red Sox
82. Royals
83. Blue Jays
84. Mets
85. Mariners
86. Padres
87. Pirates
88. Diamondbacks
89. Phillies
90. Brewers
91. White Sox
92. Dodgers
93. Cardinals
94. Tigers
95. Angels
96. Phillies (for failure to sign 2012 second-rounder Alec Rash)
97. Rays
98. Orioles
99. Rangers
100. Athletics
101. Giants
102. Braves
103. Yankees
104. Reds
105. Nationals

Supplemental Third Round
106. Athletics (for failure to sign 2012 third-rounder Kyle Twomey)

 

[cubfanbudman]

I know it's early but who are some names to watch for the Cubs at #2?

 

[Jaypers]

I know it's early but who are some names to watch for the Cubs at #2?

Ryne Stanek, Sean Manaea, Austin Meadows and some guy called Appel.

 

[cubfanbudman]

I know about Meadows and Appel but have to read about the others.

Thanks for the response

 

[scotty216brs]

Boston #7!!

With identical records, what makes it so that Miami has the #6 pick?

 

[markakis8]

can someone explain to me the competitive balance lottery picks and how they determine who gets them?

 

[padremurph]

Hoping the Padres snag Gonsalves.

 

[Anthony K.]

With the lack of pitching depth in the 'Stros system, unless someone else breaks out big time, is Appel pretty much a guarantee to go to them with the first pick?

Or will they pass on him again for one of the other two big college arms?

 

[Zambrano38]

With the lack of pitching depth in the 'Stros system, unless someone else breaks out big time, is Appel pretty much a guarantee to go to them with the first pick?

Or will they pass on him again for one of the other two big college arms?

I think he will again want too much money, so they will probably look elsewhere. It will be interesting to see if the Cubs would then grab him.