2024 MLB Draft Prospects Live Q&A With MLB.com’s Jonathan Mayo
The College Baseball Experience (@TCEonSGPN) of the Sports Gambling Podcast Network bring on MLBdotcom and MLB Pipeline’s Jonathan Mayo (@JonathanMayo) onto the show to talk about some of the buzziest 2024 MLB Draft prospects. On the show Noah Bieniek (@NoahB77_) also asks Mayo about his time spent with MLBdotcom and his preferences on the time period for MLB Draft.
How does the 2024 MLB Draft prospect class stack up with previous classes? On the 80-grade scale what does Jonathan Mayo give this year’s prospect pool? Where would this year’s #1 prospect on the latest version of MLB Pipeline’s Top 150 Draft Prospect rankings, Charlie Condon, fall in the loaded 2023 rankings? Is Mayo a fan of comparing draft prospects to MLB players?
West Virginia’s JJ Wetherholt has slipped out of the #1 spot down to #8. What were Mayo’s conversations like with the MLB Pipeline when trying to re-slot Wetherholt? Is Pick No. 3 a little too early to take a pitcher like Hagen Smith or Chase Burns? Would Jonathan Mayo draft Jac Caglianone as a 2-way player, or just as a left handed power hitter? Does Jurrangelo Cijntje have a good chance to be a switch pitcher in the MLB?
Then the duo give out some predictions on 2024 MLB Draft prospects that may have helium in their stock. Bieniek’s pick impresses Mayo, who was the player?
For more analysis on NCAA Baseball gambling, make sure you check out the College Baseball Picks Page! Bieniek and others will be filling out moneyline, run-line, and totals picks for every game offered every day this season.
