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The Reds drafted OF Bren Spillane from the Univ of Illinois in the 3rd Round. He’s 6’4” and put up huge numbers (.389/.498/.903) to earn 2018 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper National Player of the Year, 2018 Big Ten Player of the Year and Baseball America First Team All-American honors.

 

He hit 23 HR’s this year to go along with a perfect 16/16 on SB’s and a perfect 19/19 on SB’s in his career.

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SB Nation funny write up:

 

India will be traded for a veteran at the deadline in 2020. It’s shocking now, but not at the time. Really, nobody expected the Reds to be contending, but nobody expected Billy Hamilton to be hitting .302/.389/.501 in the first half either.

 

When you’re dealt those cards, you push more in the middle of the pile. I can’t fault them for that.

 

India hits 238 career home runs, finishing in the top-10 for MVP voting twice. Just not for the Reds.

 

Grade - B-

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UK lead the nation with 13 players selected in the draft.

 

RHP Sean Hjelle: 2nd round, San Francisco Giants

 

OF Tristan Pompey - 3rd round, Miami Marlins

 

C/1B Kole Cottam - 4th round, Boston Red Sox

 

RHP Zach Haake - 6th round, Kansas City Royals

 

INF/OF Luke Heyer - 8th round, Los Angeles Dodgers

 

2B Luke Becker - 9th round, San Diego Padres

 

RHP Justin Lewis - 12th round, Arizona Diamondbacks

 

SS Trey Dawson - 15th round, Houston Astros

 

RHP Chris Machamer - 16th round, Boston Red Sox

 

C Troy Squires - 23rd round, Toronto Blue Jays

 

OF Ben Aklinski - 32nd round, Philadelphia Phillies

 

RHP Alec Maley - 32nd round, Washington Nationals

 

LHP Andrew Miller - 40th round, Miami Marlins

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