And we are here on the Michigan insider on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com,

Sam Blyp.

Mr. I rewind, drop on the other side.

And so I really spent a lot of time talking NFL draft.

We talk NBA draft.

We talk a little NHL draft because Michigan always has hockey players in the NHO draft.

We talk very little Major League Baseball draft.

But to the extent that we do, we focus on it a little bit when the Tigers pick in the first round every single year, just to kind of pay attention

of what they do. And it's been amazingly similar the last few years under Scott Harris.

I mean, it's like basically the same philosophy. High school left-handed bad. That's basically

what they've done, right? And this year's no exception. They went

high school left-handed bat. Now, here's the difference this time around. In the first round,

they went high school, left-handed bat.

With a 24th pick in the first round, they drafted a kid out of Tampa, Florida, a short stop by the name of Jordan Yost out of Sickles High School.

I wonder if our guy, Gary Revis, has heard of him.

All right?

But he's listed at 6 foot 170 pounds.

And they say, you know, he has broad shoulders.

He's going to fill out.

He struck out one time all season.

They say the power will come.

Ira, there's a picture of him in the Detroit News.

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