Jordan Schusterman

Yeah, no.

So I've done this for a while.

I always do it on the opening day of the division one season.

And it's basically since I track all the, all the kind of public outlet rankings and, you know, talking to scouts and front office people, there's always players where I feel like I like this guy more than other people.

So let me just like throw, throw these names down here and let's see how they do over there.

The course of their draft eligible season.

I, I put Carter back on there back in February and we'll see where he ends up getting drafted, but it's fun.

It's fun just trying to read it between the lines because the other fun part about it is some of these are so wrong.

Like

It's like laughable that sometimes they don't even play.

Sometimes they get hurt.

They don't even get drafted.

They go back to school.

They end up transferring two more times and it's like, okay, whatever.

So, but, but this is, this is to me, the beauty of, of the baseball draft in particular is just, it's like infinite players to choose from.

Right.

I mean, there's so many levels and so many different schools and all over the country or be it Canada and Puerto Rico and so forth.

So,

I, I, because I spend more time on the college side, that's usually what my focus is.

But it's, it's, it's an interesting exercise.