Something I just thought of that is worth keeping an eye on is how the Jays finish this year. Currently, they have the 4th worst record in baseball. Meaning they'd get the 4th pick overall in the draft. Depending on who signs and who doesn't over the next couple of months from this years draft there could be some intriguing talent in next years draft. The Jays have thus far gone the safe, more predictable route with their picks grabbing mostly college players. But, none of the new age (Boston, Oakland, LA, Toronto) style of GM's have had a pick this high before. I wonder what the Jays would do if a highly regarded High School player were to drop into their lap. Their whole philosophy is to be a little safer and grab college players. But, this approach does shun the potential impact HS players that COULD develop. Not that great players don't come out of College. Lot's do. It just doesn't happen as often. It's a risk vs reward thing. BJ Upton's brother (I can't find his first name at the moment) is supposed to be even more polished than his brother at this point in his career will be available in the draft. I wonder if the Jays would bite if he's still available? Just something to think about as the season comes to a close.