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Toledo L 9-6 Carp 0/3 BB K Lee 1/5 2RBI 2K Jung 2/3 2RBI 2BB 2B HR Cruz 1/5 K Go 1.2IP 3H 2BB 2ER Lange .2IP 2H ER 2BB K Erie L 3-1 McGonigle 0/4 RBI K Liranzo 1/3 BB K Anderson 0/3 K Briceno 0/4 2K WM W 9-4 Graham 1/5 K 2B Pacheco 2/4 RBI BB 2K 2B Castillo 4IP 4H 2ER 3K Pacheco 2IP 2BB K Lakeland W 4-1 MacDonald 2/4 K SB Strong 1/4 2K Rucker 1/4 2K

I mean they have broken news such as call ups, I know he is mainly a Internet scraping account but 🤷‍♂️. That post made sense to me.

Take this with a grain of salt but here is the scouting report from TigersMLReport. Seems to be a soft tossing lefty which I am always wary about in the low minors. https://tigersmlreport.com/2025/03/16/micah-ashman-scouting-report-detroit-tigers/

Toledo L 7-1 Lee 0/3 K Carp 1/4 K Malloy 1/3 RBI BB 2K HR Jung 0/4 2K Cruz 0/4 Petit 0.2IP H ER Manning 1IKP H ER BB Erie W 4-3 10 Inn. Clark 1/4 BB K SB Liranzo 0/5 K McGonigle 1/3 RBI 2BB K Briceno 1/4 RBI K Ashman 2IP H BB 3K Kohlhepp 1IP 2BB 2K WM W 6-5 Graham 1/5 K Pacheco 1/4 2K Minto 3.2IP 4H 5ER 3BB 5K Lakeland W 7-3 MacDonald 0/4 RBI BB 2K Strong 1/3 RBI Rucker 2/4 K 2B Hamm 2IP 3H ER 2BB K (good to see him back pitching)

3rd rounder has been signed now as well.

Or hear me out we leverage him and his 98-99 MPH fastball in the bullpen and let his almost 14 K/9 eat out there in shorter bursts.

Almost a million saved here, River Hamilton is definitely signing.

FCL W 7-3 Dickson 0/5 SB Warwick 1/2 RBI 2BB Jimenez 1/4 RBI 2K Diaz 5IP 4H 2ER 2BB K DSL Cris Rodriguez 4/5 RBI Miranda 1/4 RBI

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/45709418/mlb-draft-2025-kiley-mcdaniel-recap-analysis-all-30-teams#det Detroit Tigers Best value: River Hamilton (11th round) and Ethan Rogers (18th round). I'll presume Hamilton has a deal done, as most 11th-rounders do, and Rogers might be less likely to sign. Hamilton had third-to-fourth round interest as an athletic righty with above-average stuff, and Rogers' interest was even a touch higher, as a lefty into the mid-90s with an average-to-above four-pitch mix. Quickest to the big leagues: Caleb Leys (fourth round). I mentioned Detroit's interest in Rogers and Leys in the Friday mock. He could be a quick-mover if he's developed in relief because of his mid-90s heater and being a 22-year-old senior. Sleeper to watch: Malachi Witherspoon (No. 62 overall). Kyson's twin brother had buzz as high as the late 20s and seemed likely to go inside of No. 50, so landing him at No. 62 is a nice value. He isn't that different from Kyson, though just a tick behind in a couple of respects. One big thought: Doubling down on prep hitters who are missing the prime summer showcase events on their résumé is intriguing with Jordan Yost (No. 24 overall) and Michael Oliveto (No. 34 overall) as their top two picks, but also seems like a strategy in light of their interest in Coy James (bad 2024 summer numbers, better 2023 summer performance) whom the Nats drafted. Scouting director Mark Conner was the director in San Diego in 2021 when they hit it big with Jackson Merrill with a similar lack of high-level summer at-bats, so maybe Detroit has uncovered a way to find value in the most competitive part of the draft?

This is what I get for not looking beforehand here is Kiley McDaniels updated list . https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/43639138/2025-top-10-prospect-rankings-all-30-mlb-teams-kiley-mcdaniel#det

https://www.mlb.com/milb/news/2025-mlb-draft-favorite-picks-pipeline?t=mlb-draft-coverage Tigers: River Hamilton, RHP (11th round) In the past, clubs had a night to figure out how much money they could use in Rounds 11-20, when only the overage on bonuses above $150,000 count against the pool. This year, they had an hour break. Detroit seems to believe it can find space for Hamilton, the 99th-ranked player on MLB Pipeline’s Top 250. The Oregon prep right-hander, who has an LSU commitment, is projectable at 6-foot-3, is already up to the mid-90s with his fastball and shows the makings of a solid slider and changeup.

Just looked through the transactions and saw Owen Hall got moved to the 60-Day probably to open up some slots for signees but shoulder issues are always a concern with pitchers so I am guessing we won't see him again this year.

I haven't seen anything; they may be waiting until after the signing deadline is passed which is 7/28 this year. My very broad guess is Yost is in the back half of the top 10 Oliveto is in the mid-teens and Dumesnil, Hamilton, Jacobs in the late teens early 20's range.

Mitch Keller and Hayes do nothing for me regarding a playoff run. Bednar, sure he's signed through '27 and has a 12+ K/9. I'd probably trade Jung and Montalvo for him.

A good write up on Keith

He was ranked in the 50's with BA which I trust more so I was happy to see them pick him up.

Surprised he got the full amount as a senior. I was expecting a underslot deal here.