Rockies Get Value In Tago



The Rockies scouts Southern California well; it's where scouting director Bill Schmidt was born and raised, and it's where special adviser Dave Snow is based. So with Peter Tago there at 47, the Rockies pounced on the athletic prep righthander. Tago was sitting 90-95 mph late in the spring, and is a great pick at No. 47. [Editor's note: This reflects a correction.]

The Tigers at No. 48 pop Chance Ruffin, son of Bruce, and have choice. He could start or relieve and was much better as a closer this year, where he was essentially the best reliever in the country. He's also just 6-foot-1, 185 pounds.



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Great selection by the Rockies, and they'll bring Tago along slowly, there is no real rush.  Regarding Ruffin being on the "small side", how big is Mike Leake, Greg Maddux, Roy Oswalt?  How tall do you have to be to succeed?  We'd all love to have giants on the bump but in reality, success vs competition speaks volumes over how tall you are!


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