He probably will wind up in the first round because of his combination of power and steals, plus the very scarce position he plays at. However, I personally think I would avoid him, because his streakiness is too annoying. I would rather take a more consistent hitter in the first round and then Bret Boone or Kent in the 2nd or 3rd.
I would think that Pujols, ARod, Bonds, and maybe Vlad and Helton would go before Soriano in most drafts.
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I'd take Pujols next year before Soriano. Sorinao, although a first round pick, is definitely not a number one pick.
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I see Soriano as kind of a late first round pick next year, between picks 8-12. Pujols, ARod, and Bonds are all locks to go ahead of him, and I would also take Helton, Nomar, and Vlad ahead of him. People who want pitchers in round 1 also might go with Pedro, Prior or Schilling before Soriano.
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by Ottman » Sun Aug 31, 2003 2:29 pm 
I would take him in the first round next year. 
