The WNBA holds its draft on Friday, the NFL will select rookie players next week, and Major League Baseball plans to pick its incoming class of amateurs … eh, sometime in June. Or July. Probably. Yes, in a year in which hardly any college or high school games were played, a spring that included virtually no talent showcases for the top players, a season in which even the date of the draft or the number of rounds remains unknown halfway through April — well, you can imagine how difficult the process of projecting who-takes-whom must be. Even the teams themselves, as La Velle E. Neal III pointed out recently about the Twins’ draft preparations, have only a vague idea of who they want and who might available. “Every team is going to have some blind spots,” Twins scouting director Sean Johnson told the Star Tribune, “players they just haven’t seen…
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