It’s time to track another portion of a draft class. I have fun writing these, and know that many of you appreciate the information, However, some of you want “something else.” And, yeah, I understand why you want me to spell out clearly how well this guy will do in MLB complete with a traditional grade. Except, it’s really difficult to divine how well a player will do in MLB based on information limited to how he’s done in the Midwest League. My looks are more about noting what has happened. I’ll leave the “50” grades on the 20/80 scale to those who like writing that way.
A look at rounds 11 through 21 of the Cubs’ 2016 draft
