Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson as always.

I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson.

After a long day here at the office covering a major league baseball draft,

I thought what better way to end the day than to talk to my best friends?

And talk about the draft how well Mississippi State did.

There's a lot to this, and there's a lot of confusion.

I have done my best to prepare you guys for the draft, explain how it works.

We'll go over some of those things again,

because I'm still seeing some stuff in the Facebook groups,

and this is where I think you guys can help your fellow bulldogs because there are some people,

and some people are willfully ignorant, and some people just don't know.

There's a difference, right?

So the first thing that I want to make sure we understand

is that every player drafted in the first 10 rounds is expected to sign.

And there's all this, well, Pico's got another year left. Guys, if he comes back, he will cost himself hundreds of thousands of dollars.

You don't have many seniors in college baseball.

You just don't.

That's just not how it works because you lose all of your leverage.

Because you need to be incentivized to turn pro as a junior.

And so as a result,

that's what happens.

When guys are drafted as juniors, they have the ability

...