I know some people aren't very trusting in Heyman, take it as you wish.
Well, it seems Harper, Machado, Taillon, Sale (p), Pomeranz and someone else will be gone by the team we come up. Grandal was probably the best choice at that point, as a lot of us here seem to agree since he has the chance of being a great bat at a position where great bats are rare. If it's not gonna be him, I'll take Sale and Cox, but this would be too early for Brentz and Matt Harvey doesn't sound good. College pitcher who's secondary stuff is still regarded as "having potential" and has command problems, doesn't read like a first round guy.
