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Post by blodgettbeaver on Jul 20, 2022 7:31:30 GMT -8
Selfishly I am stoked that Ferrer did not get drafted.
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Post by ricke71 on Jul 20, 2022 7:46:38 GMT -8
Selfishly I am stoked that Ferrer did not get drafted. He remains a free-agent possibility. I'd expect that to happen. But, I have no inside info. |
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Post by nuclearbeaver on Jul 20, 2022 8:40:23 GMT -8
Selfishly I am stoked that Ferrer did not get drafted. He remains a free-agent possibility. I'd expect that to happen. But, I have no inside info. Someone on another board said that Parker says he is staying for what that means. If Ferrer is back we have a proven Ace and things look real nice. |
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Post by joecool on Jul 22, 2022 15:04:53 GMT -8
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Post by joecool on Jul 22, 2022 15:05:35 GMT -8
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on Jul 22, 2022 22:41:26 GMT -8
Congrats to Justin and Connor. Invest that signing bonus!
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Post by ricke71 on Jul 23, 2022 3:03:38 GMT -8
Now that Boyd and Hjerpe are signed, for fun I went back to locate the earliest Casey's Corner post on these two outstanding Beavers:
2/28/18 Chinmusic:
Beaver’s 2019 class has four ranked players
Rawlings - Perfect Game Scouting has four members of the OSU 2019 recruiting class commits nationally ranked. In the current PG Top-400 are:
# 177 Justin Boyd INF, 6-1, 188 Parker, CO. – Legend HS
# 258 Joe McLaughlin OF, 6-3, 193 Chandler,AZ – Hamilton HS
# 335 Cesar Valero INF, 6-1, 186 Calgary, Alberta – Foothills Composite School
# 394 Jack Washburn RHP, 6-2, 178 Webster, WI. HS
In the state rankings, Boyd is ranked the # 2 prospect in Colorado, McLaughlin is ranked the # 3 prospect in Arizona, Valero is ranked the # 2 prospect in the Province of Alberta, and Washburn is ranked the # 3 Prospect in Wisconsin.
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7/22/18 Chinmusic:
An addition to the 2019 Class
Cooper Hjerpe, a 6-1, 175 pound LHP that has also played 1B and the OF. A left handed hitter from Capay, CA. that attends nearby Woodland HS. (25 miles north of Sacramento) on I-5. High level D-1 prospect with a Perfect Game grade of 9.
Hjerpe becomes the 5th pitcher committed in the 2019 recruiting class joining, Kai Murphy, Decker Stedman, Drew Gilbert and Will Fritsch. Fritsch is the only right hander in the group.
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Post by wetrodentia on Jul 23, 2022 20:28:09 GMT -8
2022 will be remembered for much talent, but the trip to Omaha was elusive. Kind of depressing but that's baseball. If that’s your idea of a depressing year, I’ll take it. It was a fun year. Lots of quality play and we clearly see that the program is in great hands. Did I say it was a depressing year? I wrote it was kind of depressing not getting to Omaha with so much talent. It was my expectation for this team. We were ranked in the top 5 for much of the season. I’m always dreaming about sitting behind their dugout and watching them dog-pile again like I did in 2018. They were a game away from getting their chance, but baseball is baseball. I’ll stand by my post. |
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Post by chinmusic on Jul 23, 2022 21:02:47 GMT -8
Will Frisch signed with the Cubs but no details announced. His 6th round slot was $303,700.00
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2022 Draft
Jul 23, 2022 22:25:04 GMT -8
via mobile
Post by Ruh Roh Beav on Jul 23, 2022 22:25:04 GMT -8
8 Beavers drafted in 2022. I believe that may tie for the most drafted in a single year? 8 were selected in the 2006 MLB draft. No more than 7 in any draft since, I believe. I believe that the most ever are: 9 drafted in 2006: Buck, Gillespie, Gunderson, Nickerson, Graham, Kunda, McFeely, Canham (didn't sign), and Koller. 8 drafted in 2007: Kunz, Canham, Barney, Turpen, Stutes (didn't sign), Paterson, Maxwell, and Hopkins (didn't sign). 8 drafted in 2010: Waldron, Peavey, Sitton, Osich (didn't sign), Robles, Rhoderick, Romero, and Santos. 8 drafted in 2011: Susac, Gaviglio, Osich, Stamps, Berberet, Bell, Nygren, and Starr (didn't sign). 8 drafted in 2014: Conforto, Fry, Davis, Holmes (Wetzler), Schultz, Peterson, Keyes, and Hendrix (didn't sign). 8 drafted in 2022: Hjerpe, Melton, Boyd, Frisch, Meckler, Logan, Pfennigs, and Carpenter. Hjerpe is the highest-drafted player since Rutschman and the highest-drafted pitcher since Christman in 1993. 2022 Oregon State had three first-day picks, the most since 2018 (Madrigal, Larnach, and Grenier). 2022 Oregon State had six players drafted in the first 275 picks, the most ever. (2010 was closest with Kevin Rhoderick being drafted with pick 280.) 2022 Oregon State had eight players drafted in the first 20 rounds, the most ever. Aren’t you omitting Ellsbury in the 2007 draft? |
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Post by ag87 on Jul 24, 2022 2:20:16 GMT -8
There used to be a winter draft in January or February. I don't remember the rules at all. And saying I don't remember, but I think my community college, Umpqua, had eight guys drafted in 1982 or 1983. Umpqua was the best post high school team in Oregon for a year or two.
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Post by Judge Smails on Jul 24, 2022 4:40:41 GMT -8
I believe that the most ever are: 9 drafted in 2006: Buck, Gillespie, Gunderson, Nickerson, Graham, Kunda, McFeely, Canham (didn't sign), and Koller. 8 drafted in 2007: Kunz, Canham, Barney, Turpen, Stutes (didn't sign), Paterson, Maxwell, and Hopkins (didn't sign). 8 drafted in 2010: Waldron, Peavey, Sitton, Osich (didn't sign), Robles, Rhoderick, Romero, and Santos. 8 drafted in 2011: Susac, Gaviglio, Osich, Stamps, Berberet, Bell, Nygren, and Starr (didn't sign). 8 drafted in 2014: Conforto, Fry, Davis, Holmes (Wetzler), Schultz, Peterson, Keyes, and Hendrix (didn't sign). 8 drafted in 2022: Hjerpe, Melton, Boyd, Frisch, Meckler, Logan, Pfennigs, and Carpenter. Hjerpe is the highest-drafted player since Rutschman and the highest-drafted pitcher since Christman in 1993. 2022 Oregon State had three first-day picks, the most since 2018 (Madrigal, Larnach, and Grenier). 2022 Oregon State had six players drafted in the first 275 picks, the most ever. (2010 was closest with Kevin Rhoderick being drafted with pick 280.) 2022 Oregon State had eight players drafted in the first 20 rounds, the most ever. Aren’t you omitting Ellsbury in the 2007 draft? Ellsbury was drafted in 2005. |
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Post by joecool on Jul 24, 2022 15:19:58 GMT -8
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Post by babeav on Jul 24, 2022 16:17:39 GMT -8
Not life changing money for Will…..but do what you have to.
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Post by joecool on Jul 24, 2022 19:05:09 GMT -8
Not life changing money for Will…..but do what you have to. But it's a life changing experience, he is now a professional baseball player. |
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