Archive for December 20, 2025

Note Teams that are PC managed will move to the end of the round of the draft

Draft order before adjustments

  1. Tampa Bay (now 9th) (-8)
  2. Toronto (now 10th) (-8)
  3. Kansas City (Now 1st) (+2)
  4. New York Mets (now 2nd) (+2_
  5. Houston (now 11th) (-6)
  6. Minnesota (now 3rd) (+3)
  7. Baltimore (now 12th) (-5)
  8. St Louis (now 13th) (-5)
  9. Cincinnati (now 4th) (+5)
  10. NY Yankees (now 14th) (-4)
  11. San Diego (now 15th) (-4)
  12. Chicago (now 5th) (+7)
  13. Cleveland (now 6th) (+7)
  14. Pittsburgh (now 7th) (+7)
  15. Boston (now 16th) (-1)
  16. Los Angeles (now 8th) (+8)

Rounds 1 & 2

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKevin MillwoodSPAtlantaKansas CityJohn Olerud1BToronto
2MetsBrett SaberhagenSPBostonMetsDerick LoweRPBoston
3MinnesotaEdgar Martinez1BSeattleMinnesotaMike SweeneycRoyals
4CincinnatiFreddy GarciaPSeattle
CincinnatiRobin Ventura3BMets
5CubsTim HudsonPOakCubsKen Caminiti3BHouston
6ClevelandJamie MoyerPSeaClevelandOmar DaalSPArizona
7PittsburghMike PiazzacMetsPittsburghUgueth UrbinaRPMontreal
8Los AngelesJim EdmondsCFAnglesLos AngelesDarren Erstad1bCalifornia
9Tampa BayJose Lima SPHoustonTampa BayGeoff JenkinslfMilwaukee
10TorontoMike SirotkaSPWhite SoxTorontoMike LieberthalcPhiladelphia
11HoustonJohnny DamonOFKansas CityHoustonDarren OliverLHSPPittsburgh
12BaltimoreChris SingletoncfWhite soxBaltimoreBrian BohanenLHSPColorado
13St LouisEric MiltonLHSPMinnesotaSt LouisJohn Jaha1bOakland
14YankeesJeff ZimmermanRHRPTexasYankeesReggie SandersOFSan Diego
15San DiegoDave BurbaRHSPClevelandSan DiegoPokey Reese2bCincinnati
16BostonB J. Shurhoffof BaltimoreBostonJeff SuppanPKansas City

Rounds 3 & 4

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityJose CansecoLF Tampa BayKansas CityJason VaritekcBoston
2MetsKevin Young1BPittsburghMetsPaul AbbotRPSeattle
3MinnesotaRoy HalladayPTorontoMinnesotaJose Offerman2BRedsox
4CincinnatiTodd JonesRPDetroitCincinnatiChad CurtisCFYankees
5CubsF.P. SantangeloCFSan FranciscoCubsAlex OchoaofMilwaukee
6ClevelandDustin HermansonSPMontrealClevelandDamon EasleyInfDetroit
7PittsburghMike JacksonRPClevelandPittsburghMike RemlingerSPAtlanta
8Los AngelesRichard HildagoOF HoustonLos AngelesTravis Fryman3BCleveland
9Tampa BayKenny RogersSPNY MetsTampa BayRey SanchezSSKansas City
10TorontoWilson AlverezSPTampa BayTorontoSean Casey1BCincinnati
11HoustonAdrian Beltre 3BLos AngelesHoustonIsmael ValdesSPLos Angeles
12BaltimoreRoyce Clayton SSTexasBaltimoreRolando ArrojoSPTampa Bay
13St LouisJamey WrightSPColoradoSt LouisMiguel TejadaSSOakland
14YankeesJerry DiportoRPColoradoYankeesPhil Nevinin/ofSan Diego
15San DiegoAlex FernandezRPFloridaSan DiegoBrian JordanRFAtlanta
16BostonSterling HitchcockLHPSan DiegoBostonJeremy BurnetzRFMilwaukee

Rounds 5 & 6

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityRey OrdonezSSMetsKansas City
2MetsScott HattenburgCRedsoxMets
3MinnesotaGil HerediaPOaklandMinnesota
4CincinnatiPat RappPBostonCincinnati
5CubsJavy LopezcAtlantaCubs
6ClevelandScott SullivanPCincinnatiCleveland
7PittsburghRay Durham2bWhite SoxPittsburgh
8Los AngelesDavid Segui1BSeattleLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 7 & 8

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 9 & 10

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 11 & 12

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 13 & 14

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 15 & 16

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 17 & 18

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 19 & 20

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 21 & 22

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 23 & 24

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

Rounds 25 & 26

PickTeamPlayerPosTeam on CardTeamPlayerPosTeam on Card
1Kansas CityKansas City
2MetsMets
3MinnesotaMinnesota
4CincinnatiCincinnati
5CubsCubs
6ClevelandCleveland
7PittsburghPittsburgh
8Los AngelesLos Angeles
9Tampa BayTampa Bay
10TorontoToronto
11HoustonHouston
12BaltimoreBaltimore
13St LouisSt Louis
14YankeesYankees
15San DiegoSan Diego
16BostonBoston

The fact that Georgia election officials are “not disputing” the fact that hundreds of thousands of early votes were illegally counted in election 2020 effectively costing Trump the state (and likely the GOP a senate seat) tells me how far the worm has turned.

4 years ago such an admission would have been the height of courage putting futures and prosperity at risk.

Today it’s a matter of fact statement.

I predict that as the risk to people’s futures decrease more of these kinds of admissions will come from various states. After all as I’ve said before cowardice is the norm courage is the exception.


At the time of the Mar-a-lago raid I wrote this:

The sheer panic on the left concerning a 2nd Trump term suggest to me something different.

Could it be that the left is even more corrupt than we think? Could it be that the stuff that they’ve been doing, enabling and coordinating is even more horrific than that worst conspiracy theorists have imagined? Could it be that the Epstein’s of the world are the norm for the left and not the exception and that they’ve only caught the one?

Given what we’re seeing in terms of fraud in Minnesota and the amount of Dems and their friends getting Epstein exposure these days this statement is becoming more and more apparent.


The President took some heat for his statements after the murder of Rob Reiner & wife by his own son. I would not have made those statements & think they were a bit crass. Said heat however is meaningless because:

  • It’s primaraly coming from people who never supported him anyways
  • Trump being a tad crass with enemies is the norm & not a shock
  • Many of these same people are still cheering Charlie Kirk’s murder

But for me the real question is this: If somebody spent the last ten years calling you a Nazi & trying to get you jailed would you be able to be gracious at the moment of their death?

Cue Jim Hacker:

One of the things that has become clear to me in the last year has been how much the steal of election 2020 has paid huge dividends for the nation in a completely unexpected way.


If the steal had been foiled everything from USAID funding to the fraud in Minnesota would likely never have been exposed. VP Mike Pence of the deep state would have steered the country to protect such folks & a lot of what has been going on for decades would have remained under the radar.

Instead Trump has spent the first year of his return not only actively working for the country but exposing evils that have been ignored and tolerated for decades.

This not only is “The Lord works in mysterious ways” squared but affirms what I consider the actual definition of faith in God which is:

Trusting that God knows what he's doing even if he hasn't told you

Finally the inflation numbers where “unexpectedly” excellent showing signs of an improving economy but to me the real sign of that was yesterday at work were I found myself on loan from my normal Inventory Control Duties to a client who had a burst in sales six days from Christmas keeping me on my feet for 8 hours.

One year ago all our “peak” temps were gone by Cyber Monday lasting only 4 days after black Friday.

Yesterday it has been 22 days since Black Friday and a good chunk of our temps were still at work.

I doubt I will see them on Monday as even a Trump economy can’t change the laws of physics & cause packages shipped on the 22nd to reach destinations around the country by the 24th but the fact they are still here (and the suggestion that a few will be kept on to deal with the returns season) tells me the economy is about to hit the accellerator.

If it does I suspect it will have the same effect on election 2026 as the fall of Atlanta did on the election of 1864