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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Major_League_Baseball_draft

So Trevor Story and NIck Castellanos proivde the #32 and #33 picks. Semien and Ray produce #74 and #75.

What's the deal?

Duffman100 wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Major_League_Baseball_draft

So Trevor Story and NIck Castellanos proivde the #32 and #33 picks. Semien and Ray produce #74 and #75.

What's the deal?

Where your comp picks fall is determined by whether you're a team that receives revenue-sharing. If you are, you get a pick after the first round. If you aren't (and we aren't), you get a pick after the second round. If you're in the lux tax, you get a pick after the fourth round.

Schad wrote:

Duffman100 wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Major_League_Baseball_draft

So Trevor Story and NIck Castellanos proivde the #32 and #33 picks. Semien and Ray produce #74 and #75.

What's the deal?

Where your comp picks fall is determined by whether you're a team that receives revenue-sharing. If you are, you get a pick after the first round. If you aren't (and we aren't), you get a pick after the second round. If you're in the lux tax, you get a pick after the fourth round.

Awesome thanks!

Whats better how it is now or back then with the Type A/Type B free agents?

T-d0t wrote:Whats better how it is now or back then with the Type A/Type B free agents?

The old system, as much as we perfected the art of exploiting it, was really silly and bore little relationship to reality. This one is simpler: if you are QO'd, you're probably a good player. If a team offers you a large-ish contract thereafter, you're definitely a good player. And compensation should be paid for good players, not rando relievers and Miguel Olivo.