As rookies, literally the 1st question after each pick is "why did they do that?" and then back and forth discussion until we settle on "we have no clue"

we're supposed to have a plan?

1987 Carney Lansford

3B

4,389,389

I would have picked this guy if I had an earlier pick in the first round but since I picked 24th I thought I could squeeze in a starting position player. That’s it my plan is over. I am now officially in the flying by the seat of my pants category for the rest of the draft.

1986 Roger Clemens SP2 10,055,896. Cum $14,988,280

via proxy, mpitt76 selects 1970 Billy Williams, OF2 $6,925,037

1977 Ted Simmons

C

6,938,311

total = $12,720,191

Screw pitching... I'm picking hitters I like. We'll figure out the pitching later.

1977 Reggie Smith, OF3 $5,958,677
($12,037,504)

Filling the SP4 slot with 1966 Earl Wilson.

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Posted by ronthegenius on 7/23/2022 1:47:00 PM (view original):
I believe 3day is up and then back to mllama54

Some interesting strategies in round 1. Makes me wish I had a plan for what I'm doing

I am looking forward to the Draft Strategy writeups.

Sounds like we're going to see 24 versions of "I had no clue" ...

I definitely have an overarching plan.

The problem is, whenever one of the players on my current iteration of my ideal roster is picked, I have to make a TON of switches to keep the plan in sync.

Example: 1986 Clemens was on my ideal roster. In implementing the new ideal roster, I swapped out SP1, RP1, RP2, RP5, MIF, and CIF to get the right new SP2 in place.

I site mailed next 2

via proxy, ronthegenius selects 1989 Bret Saberhagen, SP1

I really did not anticipate that Seaver pick dropping me so far. At least now I don’t have to worry too much about my draft position going forward.

1974 SP4 Buzz Capra $6,552,334

1973 Don Sutton

SP2

8,755,325