Susac is projected to be a first-round pick – which would be one round higher than his brother and ‘biggest supporter’ Andrew went 11 years ago.
Michael Lev Anything can happen on draft day. But it’s hard to imagine any scenario will catch Daniel Susac by surprise.
If he goes anywhere in the first round, Daniel will have bragging rights over Andrew, a second-round pick in 2011 out of Oregon State. You can be sure Daniel will remind his brother of that. Andrew and Daniel have had many similar experiences. They’ve seen the game through the same lens. They’re related by blood. But don’t assume the catchers are carbon copies of each other. Far from it.
Andrew was rated as a top-50 prospect coming out of Jesuit High School in Carmichael, California. After spending two seasons at Oregon State, he appeared in 114 games with four MLB clubs over six seasons. Andrew believes Daniel’s makeup makes him less susceptible to prolonged slumps. He hit safely in 53 of 64 games this past season. Only once did he go two games in a row without a hit.
‘Be humble’Just because you know what’s coming doesn’t mean you can hit it. If the Susacs learned anything the last time they did this it’s to expect a curveball.
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