Revisiting a Joe Jordan interview on Dylan Bundy (with audio)
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August 15, 2011 3:40 pm
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As always, things could change in a minute, but from what I have heard, it doesn’t sound like the Orioles will have any draft news with any signings over the next hour or two.
All the fun could go into tonight.
One source described the O’s “as hopeful still, but not totally convinced” they would get all three of their remaining targets in Dylan Bundy, Jason Esposito and Nick Delmonico.
Meanwhile, while we all wait, here is some interesting audio from an earlier interview with scouting…As always, things could change in a minute, but from what I have heard, it doesn’t sound like the Orioles will have any draft news with any signings over the next hour or two.
All the fun could go into tonight.
One source described the O’s “as hopeful still, but not totally convinced” they would get all three of their remaining targets in Dylan Bundy, Jason Esposito and Nick Delmonico.
Meanwhile, while we all wait, here is some interesting audio from an earlier interview with scouting director Joe Jordan.
On June 6, when he selected Bundy with the fourth pick in round one, Jordan came on my radio show on 105.7 FM The Fan in Baltimore and talked about Bundy.
Here he talks about Dylan’s strong desire to one day join his brother Bobby in the Orioles rotation.
Joe Jordan talks about Dylan Bundy by smelewski
Here Jordan said he feels that, if signed, Bundy could move fast through the O’s farm system.
Joe Jordan says Bundy could move fast through the O’s farm system by smelewski
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