"Kumar Rocker" awesome name for a reliever from North Georgia, sounds made up.

Women shouldn't be allowed to name children.

Dear Prudence,
My wife and I were elated to find out we are going to have a daughter! We decided to discuss names last week and gave ourselves three days to prepare our ideas. I spent a ton of time on this and even put together a presentation with each name and the reasons I liked them. I chose some important family names and some special names from literature and the arts—all of which I think would be beautiful. My wife showed up with a few names scribbled on the back of a grocery list as if she hardly even cared! Also her ideas were trashy misspelled names like Lauryn and Bethonie and 18th-century presidents’ names like Madison, Taylor, and Polk. I was so disappointed in my wife for not taking this seriously, as I feel it is very important. Honestly, this episode has me questioning the foundation of our relationship, let alone raising a child together. Obviously, I can’t just leave now because I am committed to the child, but how can my wife and I get past this major red flag in our relationship? I have tried to discuss it with her and she doesn’t even think she has done anything wrong, so we are at a major impasse.

I saw a very interesting comment Rick Hahn made at Soxfest this weekend but Unfortunately I can’t seem to find it again to quote it. Hahn suggested the Sox are in on HS infielders at the top of the draft. The Sox have recently been very college heavy in the first round (orders from Riensdorf) and it’s nice to hear they are open to drafting a HS player. It would be fantastic if SS Brice Turang were to fall to them though a guy like Nolan Gorman seems to fit the profile they’ve been targeting lately. He’s a corner with massive raw power. Nander De Sedes could be in play too.

I saw the quote of twitter. Thought he said high school position players but college arms.

KLaw released his top 30 draft prospects today and as always it's an interesting list. He's really high on College hitters like Travis Swaggerty, Jake McCarthy and Seth Beer and really low on Brady Singer and Brice Turang.

1. Ethan Hankins RHP Foresyth HS
2. Casey Mize RHP Auburn
3. Travis Swaggerty OF South Alabama
4. Nolan Gorman 3B Sandra Day HS
5. Matthew Libatore LHP Mountain Ridge HS
6. Griffin Conine OF Duke
7. Logan Gilbert RHP Stetson
8. Kumar Rocker RHP North Ocone HS
9. Jake McCarthy OF Virginia
10. Ryan Rolison LHP Ole Miss
11. Jackson Kowar RHP Florida
12. Carter Stewart RHP Eau Gallie HS
13. Shane McClanahan LHP South Florida
14. Nander De Sedas SS Montverde HS
15. Jarred Kelenic OF Waukesha West HS
16. Steele Walker OF Oklahoma
17. Seth Beer 1B Clemson
18. Nick Madrigal 2B Oregon St
19. Will Banfield C Brookwood HS
20. Brice Turang SS Santiago HS
21. Cole Wilcox RHP Chickamauga HS
22. Brady Singer RHP Florida
23. Tristan Pompey OF Kentucky
24. Tim Cate LHP U Conn
25. Jeremy Eiermann SS Missouri St
26. Mason Denaburg RHP Merritt Island HS
27. Tristan Casas 1B American Heritage HS
28. Cole Winn RHP Orange Lutheran HS
29. Konnor Pilkington LHP Miss St
30. Joey Bart C Georgia Tech

RHP Brady Singer sat 91-94 and threw 62 of his 89 pitches for strikes. 6 IP 2 H 0 ER 1 BB 8 K

RHP Jackson Kowar sat 91-95 and his hammer CB was 76-78. He retired the last 14 hitters he faced. 7 IP 6 H 2 ER 0 BB 10 K

LHP Shane McClanahan sat 93-97 t100 and his wipeout slider was 83-86. He struggled with his control early but settled down. 6 IP 3 H 0 ER 5 BB 11 K

OF Griffin Conine was 4-9 with a 2B, HR 3 RBI 3 BB 3 K against Vandy