A first-hand account of Gerrit Cole, albeit a brief one
If you really wanted to watch Gerrit Cole, the potential No. 1 overall pick in this year’s 2011 MLB Draft, you might do something as drastic as hike two miles through the backwoods to get…
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Rays’ 2011 resurgence shows Draft smarts prevail
The Tampa Bay Rays are proving that, in spite of the notion that they are “baseball’s farm team”, their recent run of success in the rugged AL East is no fluke. GM Andrew Friedman has…
Ken Murray discusses the Ravens’ 2011 Draft class
Ken Murray of the Baltimore Sun checked in with DraftAmerica to discuss the Ravens’ 2011 Draft class. DA: Were the Ravens’ first two selections taken more for need than best-player-available? KM: They actually followed their…
The Once-Proud Orioles
Gerald Seff, a lifelong Orioles fan, examines the downfall of the Baltimore Orioles after decades of prominence, and how the team can return to its glorious roots in the upcoming MLB Draft. The Once-Proud Baltimore…
Breaking down the wacky and wild first round
Thursday’s first round of the NFL Draft was full of surprises, from about 10 minutes until nearly midnight before the Green Bay Packers wrapped things up. Once Von Miller went to Denver with the second…
A look back: The 2007 NFL Draft
It’s generally known that it isn’t fair to judge a draft class for at least three seasons, so examining the 2007 haul seems appropriate now. The first round was one of the less impressive ones…
Status update: 2010 MLB Draft first-rounders
As the 2011 Minor League Baseball season gets underway, here is a look at the first round of last year’s Draft class and where they currently are playing. Courtesy of MLB.com. WHERE THEY’RE AT A list…
Undrafted and late-round RBs continuing to flourish
Arian Foster became a household name last season in winning the rushing title despite being undrafted, but he isn’t alone. What Priest Holmes once did and what Foster accomplished in 2010 prove that it isn’t…
Breaking down the Final Four — well, you really can’t
Raise your hand if you had Connecticut, Kentucky, Butler, and VCU in the Final Four. Okay you two, put your hands down. According to ESPN.com, a grand total of two out of 5.9 million brackets…
Broken Arrow HS coach Shannon Dobson talks Archie Bradley
DraftAmerica talks with Broken Arrow High School baseball coach Shannon Dobson about budding two-sport star Archie Bradley. The youngster has committed to play baseball at Oklahoma University in addition to quarterback for the football team….