Just for fun:
Tampa Bay has done a great job at drafting and building their oganization from within. At the same time…
-In ‘99, they drafted Josh Hamilton #1. It has been well-reported that one of the tiebreakers that went in Hamilton’s favor was his makeup. He was suspended for four years because of crack-cocaine abuse. Tampa never got a ML at bat from Hamilton and they could have drafted Josh Beckett who went #2.
-In ’00, they drafted Rocco Baldelli at #6. Of course, the right answer would have been Chase Utley, a 40-win middle infielder who went at #15.
-In ’01 they took Dewon Brazelton at 3 instead of Mark Teixeira…DUH!
-In ’02 they took BJ Upton who has been a solid player but they obviously should have taken Greinke, Fielder, Hamels or Cain.
-In ’03 they took Delmon Young instead of Nick Markakis.
-2004 saw Jeff Niemann instead of Jared Weaver
-2005 had them drafting Wade Townsend instead of Cutch.
-They got it right in ’06 and ’07…lucky bastards but in 2008 they drafted Tim Beckham instead of Hosmer and Posey.
Clearly, right now the Rays should be the AL frontrunners because they should have Hosmer at 1B, Cutch and Markakis in the OF and a rotation of Price, Weaver, Cain, Hellickson and Matt Moore!

Or how about the Royals and their all time great farm system?
They took Mike Stodolka over Utley in 2000, Colt Griffin over David Wright in ’01, Chris Lubanski over Markakis and Mitch Maier over Adam Jones in ’03, Matt Campbell and JP Howell over Gio Gonzalez and Huston Street in ’04, Alex Gordon over Tulo in ’05, and Luke Hochevar over Evan Longoria in ’06.

It is a stupid point for people to bring up (most of the time) because with the benefit of hindsight it can be said of almost every team and every draft.