1982 Rookie Draft

[leecemark]

--Drafting is permitted effective immediately. However the clock does not start until Monday, October 29, so please be patient if an owner(s) is not ready to proceed.

Round One (24 hour clock)
1) Iron: Wade Boggs
2) Thunder: Don Mattingly
3) Gold Sox: Tony Gwynn
4) Dust Bunnnies: Dave Dravecky
5) Boys from Tyrants: Bill Doran
6) Hard Cider: Frank Viola
7) Badgers: Mike Moore
8) Tyrants from Boys: Storm Davis
9) Beavers: Tony Phillips
10) Skipjacks: John Franco
11) Hard Cider from Badgers from Angels: Pete O'Brien
12) Legends: Tom Henke
13) Knights: Howard Johnson
14) Corsairs: Willie McGee
15) Psycho Llamas: Gary Redus
16) Jaxx: Greg Brock

Second Round (12 hour clock)

17) Iron from Tyrants: Oil Can Boyd
18) Thunder: Mark Eickhorn
19) Badgers from Gold Sox: Doug Sisk
20) Llamas from Iron: Don Slaught
21) Badgers from Hard Cider: Ed Vandeberg
22) Badgers: Glen Wilson
23) Skipjacks from Dust Bunnies: Cecilio Guante
24) Beavers: Walt Terrell
25) Boys from Legends from Angels: Greg Walker
26) Skipjacks: Gary Pettis
27) Knights from Legends: Kevin Bass
28) Boys: Mike Smithson
29) Corsairs from Legends from Knights: Mike Young
30) Dust Bunnies from Corsairs: Scott Garrelts
31) Thunder from Psyco Llamas: Carlos Diaz
32) Jaxx: Joe Cowley

Third Round (8 hour clock)

33) Dust Bunnies from Tyrants: Andy Hawkins
34) Llama from Thunder: Randy Bush
35) Tyrants from Gold Sox: Ken Dayley
36) Iron: Bill Laskey
37) Corsairs from Hard Cider: Marty Barrett
38) Badgers: Salome Barojas
39) Badgers from Dust Bunnies: Pete Filson
40) Beavers: Jeff Lahti
41) Badgers from Angels: George Wright
42) Hard Cider from Skipjacks: Ed Nunez
43) Legends: Ron Kittle
44) Hard Cider from Boys: Mark Mason
45) Jaxx from Knights: Bill Scherrer
46) Corsairs: Jim Gott
47) Boys from Psyco Llamas: Carmen Castillo
48) Jaxx: Doug Jones

Fourth Round (8 hour clock)

49) Dust Bunnies from Tyrants: Brad Lesley
50) Thunder: Duane Walker
51) Gold Sox: Gino Petralli
52) Skipjacks from Iron: Chico Escarrega
53) Hard Cider: Lee Tunnell
54) Knights from Badgers: John Stuper
55) Knights from Legends from Dust Bunnies: Neal Heaton
56) Knights from Legends from Beavers: Dave Gumpert
57) Llamas from Angels
58) Skipjacks
59) Legends: Bryan Little
60) Iron from Boys: Bud Anderson
61) Jaxx from Knights: Floyd Chiffer
62) Corsairs: Ben Hayes
63) Psyco Llamas
64) Jaxx

Supplemental Picks

65) Jaxx from Angels

[jaybird_1981]

With the 1st selection in the 1982 first year player draft the Milwaukee Iron select:
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3B-Wade Boggs

[Windy City Fan]

The Thunder are disappointed to miss out on Boggs. He was our clear top pick. But Don Mattingly isn't a bad consolation prize.

[catcher24]

Mark has gotten the seasons from 1984 to 1987, and I already had 82 and 83. I am working on a master fielding chart for the years 82 through 87. I hope to have it done sometime in the next couple of days if anyone wants to wait to see fielding ratings before drafting.

Boggs would most definitely have been my first choice in this draft.

[dust bunnies]

The Dust Bunnies have the fourth pick in this draft. We have our sights on two players, so will certainly get one or the other. However, since I like to trade, I would offer this pick if someone really wants to step up to the plate in a big way. What do we want? Don't have a clue, except that we don't want a draft pick in 1983. We don't have any now, and don't want to review a whole bunch of guys for one or two picks. We also think we have a good chance to be competitive in 1982.

Jack

[Windy City Fan]

The Tyrants have the 5th pick and could be talked into trading down or trading it outright. Our main needs are a starting pitcher, a second baseman or a third baseman, and a RH platoon partner in CF for Kirk Gibson. Our cap space is a little tight, but we can take on some modest salaries. We also have Davey Lopes at 2B (6M through next season) who we are willing to part with.

[jaybird_1981]

Mark has gotten the seasons from 1984 to 1987, and I already had 82 and 83. I am working on a master fielding chart for the years 82 through 87. I hope to have it done sometime in the next couple of days if anyone wants to wait to see fielding ratings before drafting.

Boggs would most definitely have been my first choice in this draft.

Awesome I was hoping to see the fielding ratings for the future as well.

[scubadan]

The Tyrants have the 5th pick and could be talked into trading down or trading it outright. Our main needs are a starting pitcher, a second baseman or a third baseman, and a RH platoon partner in CF for Kirk Gibson. Our cap space is a little tight, but we can take on some modest salaries. We also have Davey Lopes at 2B (6M through next season) who we are willing to part with.

Please clear space in your inbox.

[Windy City Fan]

Sorry abou that, should be cleared now!

[catcher24]

Awesome I was hoping to see the fielding ratings for the future as well.

Jason - It will cover each season through 1987. There will be a master list covering all seasons as well as each individual season. Been very busy the last couple of weeks, but I hope to work on it tonight and tomorrow.

[leecemark]

--Post 1 is updated with the rest of the rounds and trades. Please let me know if there are any errors on traded picks.

[dust bunnies]

--Post 1 is updated with the rest of the rounds and trades. Please let me know if there are any errors on traded picks.

Mark,

Please see Post #51, 1981-82 Off-Season Thread. Jack

[Erik Bedard]

I'd prefer someone with a little more immediate impact, but it's not like I'm going to turn down Tony Gwynn.

[jaybird_1981]

I believe the Hard Cider own the Skipjacks 3rd round pick according to my records,

[dust bunnies]

I believe the Hard Cider own the Skipjacks 3rd round pick according to my records,

In the TIDP the pick went from the Angels to the Iron (#123 1981 season thread). There were a couple of conflicted trades that I questioned without owner responses. Was this one of them, that the pick was traded twice? Reference for deal to Hard Cider?

Jack