J.J. Cooper

You've got Eric Booth Jr.

in that.

I think Booth could end up being a very interesting pick at six, right?

Because there is, like, if you said, who's going to be available at six, assuming Booth is available, that's going to be by far, I would say, the highest ceiling player that's available.

Now, at the same time,

There's more risk there.

You are talking about a Mississippi high school kid.

Now, we had one of those a couple years ago named Connor Griffin.

It ended up pretty good, right?

So it doesn't mean, oh, okay, that's a risk reward, but there's no reward.

No, Connor Griffin, who was picked ninth, is a pretty high reward.

Booth has real significant upside.

And that can be a really interesting pick at six.

But at the same time, you also could say, okay,

Do they like any of that second tier of college player there, right?

Which I would say there's a lot of bats where they'll all fit into that range where you're like, it's going to be very much eye of the beholder of which one is the top of that group for anyone in the team.

The college arms, I think, is a little bit to be determined.

We might see a Cameron Fluky.

fit kind of in that six, seven, eight range, but he's been hurt for much of the year.

He's just coming back.