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Super Draft Simulator: Who Wins? | Oakland News
What if you combined the last three MLB drafts into one epic talent pool? That’s exactly what GMs did in this wild experiment, drafting twice from 2023-2025 talent with real 2022-2024 record-based order. The A’s took phenom pitcher Paul Skenes at No. 1, followed by White Sox’s rising shortstop Konnor Griffin. Rockies grabbed power-hitting first baseman Nick Kurtz, Nationals went with all-around Kevin McGonigle, and Royals landed fireballer Chase Burns. Experts debated pitching vs. position play, proven stars vs. high-ceiling risks — all while imagining how teams might rebuild if they could…
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