Drafted out of The Citadel in the 2009 amateur draft, Red Sox prospect ChrisMcGuiness had at age 21 what could be termed a successful transition to pro ball with a .255/.374/.434 line in 196 at-bats for Single-A Lowell. Playing first base, McGuiness admitted the process that landed him with Boston was stressful. "As a player, you are unsure of and really have no choice on who picks you and in what round." The who? Boston. The round? 13, which was high enough for McGuiness to ...