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#ThinkBaseball answer: Jeff Burroughs (drafted in 1969, won MVP in 1974)

Jake Bauers doesn't give himself up and makes it to third safely! #BaseballyPlays

Will the White Sox go after a shortstop with the first overall pick? @LanceBroz doesn't think Colson Montgomery's success should affect their decision in tomorrow's draft. MLB Network + @SageUSAmerica

"In a copycat league they do things the way they want to do them." - Tom Verducci on the Marlins

"We should be better at it because they're only playing against the best and the brightest." Ron Darling, BK and Tom Verducci discuss the evolution of scouting amateur players for the draft.

If you had to choose one career, whose are you taking: Clayton Kershaw, Justin Verlander or Max Scherzer? Adam Ottavino weighs in as a former teammate to two and division rival of the third.

The White Sox are on the clock with the first pick in tomorrow's MLB Draft and while it is a luxury, the odds are surprisingly not in their favor. BK digs in on the history of #1 overall picks.

Who was the first #1 overall pick to win an MVP award? #ThinkBaseball

Why do you think the MLB Draft is so unpredictable? #ThinkingFan

"No way, no how is this a race." @robparkerMLBbro doesn't think Pete Crow-Armstrong is putting any pressure on Shohei Ohtani in the NL MVP discussion.

A pair of bunts make our #BaseballyPlays for different reasons ⬇️

"There's going to be a line in the Hall of Fame when it comes to pitchers and their workload and, as his brother this is the cool part, that line is going to be Justin Verlander." @BenVerlander talks about his brother's place in the game's history following his retirement.

Should Justin Verlander go in the Hall of Fame with the Tigers or Astros? @robparkerMLBbro weighs in on the #MLBNowShowdown.

With Justin Verlander announcing his retirement, his Hall of Fame case is officially on the docket. BK digs in on his numbers relative to his era and current Hall of Famers.

Before Justin Verlander threw the third no-hitter of his career in 2019, who was the last pitcher to throw three or more no-hitters? #ThinkBaseball

Which Hall of Famer does Justin Verlander’s career most resemble? #ThinkingFan

#ThinkBaseball answer: Paul Waner (132 RBI in 1927)

Luis Lara showed of his WHEELS in his MLB debut 💨 #BaseballyPlays