"I try to draft the really young ones in the under 20 age range."
This flies in the face of the best strategy to use in real life, of course. In reality, drafting high school pitchers (18 and 19 year olds) is much more risky than drifting college players (21, 22). Then again, in real life 22-year-old pitchers who enter the draft are a lot better than the ones who enter the draft in the game. I'd like to see that change.
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