Source: New York Post
The Dodgers’ front office had to wait — and wait, and wait — during the first day of the MLB Draft Saturday, not making their first selection until the second round at 40th overall. Their third base coach, on the other hand, was up and celebrating before the first round had even completed. In a year the Dodgers had far fewer draft picks than normal –– having been docked four of their top six-round selections because of luxury tax and free-agent signing penalties –– the biggest draft-day story surrounding the team centered on third base coach Dino Ebel, who for the second year in a row saw one of his sons get taken in the first round.
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