Capitol Punishment is all over MLB Draft Day today, and so far the Nats have a couple of picks in the first round: Chris Marrero, another third baseman, and Colton Willems, a right-handed pitcher. The second round brings Sean Black (Righty Pitcher), Stephen Englund (Shortstop) and Stephen King (also a Shortstop).
Okay, I can see taking two pitchers in the first round, but can someone explain to me why we’re drafting another 3B with our first pick? And why we needed two shortstops in the second round? I mean, we’re just one more away from a trifecta of shortstops, which of course translates numerically to 666.
Perfect. How very Slayerific.
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