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Ike Davis - 1B Mets
Ike Davis made the biggest prospect splash of the week with his recall on Monday. The Mets stuffed him in AAA Norfolk just long enough to ensure another year of service time before plugging him in for a struggling Mike Jacobs.

After a .364/.500/.636 slash line in 33 ABs in Buffalo, Davis went 2- for -4 in his MLB debut and he has just kept on hitting (.389. HR, Dbl, 2 RBI in 18 AB). What is perhaps most important about his short stay in AAA this year is his 9/5 K/BB ratio. He's going to have to port that zone command to the majors to survive his first tour with the big dogs.

Last year over two levels Davis showed the ability to accept a walk but his 29% K rate in AA was more than disappointing. That tyoe of K rate is going to suppress his AVG potential, as will his struggles against left-handed pitching (.242/.301/.371 over two levelsl last year although he actually improved v LHP in AA)
His power potential however is another story. After his much overhyped slow start in the pros in 2008, Ike responded with 20 HRs over two levels last year including 13 in his first 233 AA ABs. Ike slugged .565 in AA and manged to hit .309 despite his high K rate, in part because because of a ridiculous .381 BHIP%. Davis is quick to the ball inside but he tends to get long on outside pitches and can be beat there when he tries to pull to much. Still, his good bat speed, and the seemingly innate backspin and lift he puts on the ball combine to give him what will eventually be plus power.

The Mets probably feel comfortable moving Ike through the system so quickly because of his makeup. Supremely confident with a string work ethic, Ike does not shrink when challenged. Eventually Ike will produce respectable power numbers at 1B in the majors. He'll play defense well enough to play every day but he needs to make some gains against LHP to avoid losing ABs in those situations (although the Mets, as constituted, don't apply much pressure in that regard.)

I doubt there's an All-Star game in Ike's future but he'll be a solid starter in most formats and he could be a solid contributor out of the box. He'll certainly have a chance to have an initial impact. If his promotion make him newly-eligible in your league this week you may already be looking at one of better mid-season waiver options this year.

Long Term fantasy Grade - B

Seas Lvl AB XBH HR SB BB% K% AVG OBP SLG

2008 A-215 15 0 0 9.6 20.0 .256 .326 .326

2009 A+ 222 27 7 0 12.2 23.4 .288 .376 .486

2009 AA 207 27 13 0 11.2 29.0 .309 .386 .565

Justin Smoak - 1B Rangers
Everyone else was getting a bit antsy waiting, so why not the Rangers? Texas purchased the contract of 23-year-old Justin Smoak from AAA Oklahoma City on Thursday. Justin is one of the major's top offensive prospects and there's every possibility that this a one-way trip to Arlington. Justin was 0-2 with 2 walks in his MLB debut Friday.

Smoak was a first round pick in 2008 out of South Carolina where he set a school record 62 HRs. After a significant rib cage injury in 2008 and a little trouble with his jump to AAA last year, Justin seemed to find his feet in the World Cup and he ignited. He's carried that over to 2010 where he was hitting .326/.500/.587 with 16 BBs and 6 Ks in 66 ABs in the PCL before he got the call.

If you like comparisons it wouldn't be unreasonable to make one here to pro-rated Mark Teixeira. Justin has quick hands, strong contact skills, and an advanced approach (although he doesn't yet grind pitchers like Tex). Obviously like Teixeira he's a switch-hitting 1B who is strong defensively. Like Mark as well, you know somehow that Justin has plus power from both sides and it is just bubbling under.

Justin may need some time to adjust to the MLB level and he may need a little more time for his power to fully come in and he may need some time to figure out how major league lefties are going to handle him, but he projects to be a high-level option at first base with the potential to make an All-Star appearance or two if all goes well. I'm sure I'm not telling you anything you don't know but if he is newly eligible in your keeper league he's a must claim in all scoring formats. This could be fun to watch. Long Term Fantasy Grade - A-

Seas Lvl AB XBH HR SB BB% K% AVG OBP SLG
2008 A 56 6 3 0 8.1 17.9 .304 .355 .518
2009 AA 183 16 6 0 17.2 19.1 .328 .449 .481
2009 AAA 197 15 4 0 14.8 22.8 .244 .363 .360

Scott Sizemore - 2B Tigers
Insiderbaseball.com's Joe Ribando told us earlier this week that the Tigers' 25-year-old rookie second baseman Scott Sizemore is doing a servicable job over the first three + weeks of the season. Scott survived the rehab of a surgically repaired ankle and a mediocre spring to open as the Tigers starter at 2B.
Scott ripped through two levels for the Tigers last year hitting .308 in 330 AAA ABs (.349 BHIP%) with a .308/.378/.473 slash line. His OBP was somewhat blunted by an 8.8% BB rate which was uncharacteristically low. In the majors he's already restored his double-digit BB rate which one of the best clubs in his bag. His zone control helped him make two smooth transitions last year and will aid in his adjustment to the majors as well.

Scott is a dirt dog type of player who makes the most of his relatively standard skill levels. He's very quick to the ball, waits for pitches he can handle, and excels at making solid contact. He may steal close to a dozen bases this year but he doesn't have plus speed.

Power is an issue as well, as his defensive prowess. Scott is sub par on the pivot and can't play SS at an MLB level, but his lack of power limits his usefullness to the middle infield. It's going to be an even bet as to whether he'll hit well enough to offset his defensive limitations.

Scott can probably hold the job in Detroit this year but he won't be a substantive contributor unless 10-15 stolen bases are mission-critical to you. Scott looks like a standard issue pro 2B who doesn't look to be compelling fantasy player ... If you own him, hope that he hits a HR soon and steals a couple bases, then sell high.

Long Term Fantasy Grade - C-

2009 AA   1  3  5.57  21.0  6.0  2.1  0.9 .329  1.62  

Jordan Lyles - RHP Astros

We tried to give you a little heads up about Jordan Lyles lasy July when he was running wild in A ball, putting professional polish on his secondary pitches, and knocking on the door of AA at the tender age of 18.

Lyles is a 6-4/190 right-hander who turned down a football scholarship at South Carolina (WR) to play pro baseball. He was very solid in A ball last year fanning 10.3/9 while walking just 2.3/9 and holding opponents to a .247 OBA with a .349 BHIP%. His 167 Ks were good for second in the SAL.

Jordan is not overpowering. His fastball sits high-80s to low-90s, so he's going to live and die on speed and location, and what he can get out of his secondary pitches.
Lyles throws a good change with tail and depth. He locates his curve, and throws it anywhere in the count. He can add or subtract a foot to his curve to help keep hitters further off balance. All of his secondary pitches benefited from his second pro season. Lyles has cleaned up and smoothed his motion which improved his repeatability, which has in turn made his secondary pitches more dependable and consistent.

Right now Jordan has three pitches working and that makes life difficult for any hitter. With the Hooks this year Lyles has posted a 2.30 ERA over his first 15 IP with an 0.89 WHIP and a K and BB rates of 9.1/9 and 1.1/9. Of more interest though is his 1.6 GB/FB ratio so far this year, another important indicator for a pitcher without dominant velocity.

2009 was a very good development year for Jordan, and I'm anxious to see where he is 20 AA starts from now. Along with the gains he's made with the tools he already had, there's every possibility that as a teenager until October Jordan will mature more physically, and that may add a foot to his fastball. It that happens we are talking about a horse of a different color.

I graded him out at B- last year. I'm ready to upgrade him a bit this year already and if his physical gains get his velocity in the 93-95 range, we are looking at a good #2 starter. Jordan already owns his control, and his mechanics and secondary pitchers are solid and getting better every outing. Keep an eye on this one.

Long Term Fantasy Grade - B+

Seas Lvl W L IP ERA K/9 BB/9 HR/9 AVG WHIP
2008 R    3 3 49.2 3.99 11.6 1.8  0.7   .239 1.09

2008 A-   0 0 5.2 6.35 6.4 11.1  3.2    .305 2.47

2009 A-   7 11 144.2 3.24 10.4 2.4 0.3 .247 1.19

Domonic Brown - OF Phillies 

Guys like me love guys like this. There's usually a backlash in prospect circles against highly-athletic players. The assumption usually is that that you can't be an elite athlete and and a "baseball player" at the same time. Meet Domonic Brown
It is of course Federally mandated that when discussing an athletic prospect that I mention that his skills are "raw", and truth be told, that much is true.

Last year in AA Domonic posted a 25.2% K rate against a 8.5% BB rate in 147 ABs. That's not great of course, even if you can rightfully chalk it up to a 22 year old adjusting to a new level. After all, his rates in high-A last year were 20.2% and 12.1% in 238 ABs. He doesn't chase excessively.

The real take away from his introduction to AA last year was that he hit .303 with those rates. Granted a .355 BHIP% helped quite a bit, but given his level of zone command last year in Reading a .303 average shows some serious contact skills. This year in Reading Brown has fanned 9 times in 35 ABs (25.7%) and walked twice (5.7%) ... and he's hitting .314. He's also slugging .514 and while we are only talking about 35 ABs, the takeaway here is that we may finally be seeing the bloom of what is most in question in Brown's evaluation, his power potential.

His 6-5, 204 frame has been compared to that of Dave Winfield and Darrell Strawberry. I think those are the components of a good mash-up of Domonic. He's closer to Strawberry physically but the pure physicality of his swing is reminiscent of Winfield, or if you are closer to my age, Dick "Richie" Allen. Still, he doesn't turn 23 until September and it's scary to believe there's physical enhancement left to be had. Couple that with the gains he's almost certain to make in zone command, and his existing contact skills, and you have the makings of the contact/power/speed hybrid we imagine lurks in every "athletic" prospect.

I personally think the chances of him developing into a 25/25 player are unusually good (despite the fact I have owned Alex Rios for a very long time) and I'm not sure even that's his ceiling. If he became a 30/25 I wouldn't be shocked.

He will mature physically, he should start to bring the pitcher to him more. Then his increased selectivity will lead to him driving the ball more. The degree to which all that happens will determine whether he hits 2, 3, 4 or 5 in the order. I see him as a productive 5.

Long Term Fantasy Grade - A

Seas Lvl AB XBH HR SB BB% K% AVG OBP SLG

2006 R   117 4 1 13 9.2 25.6 .214 .292 .265

2007 A-  285 19 3 14 8.5 17.2 .295 .356 .400

2008 A   444 35 9 22 12.4 16.2 .291 .382 .417

2009 A+   238 26 11 15 12.1 20.2 .303 .386 .517

2009 AA   147 16 3 8 8.6 25.2 .279 .346 .456

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2011 Archives: 

Volume 1 Dellin Betances RHP, Tony Sanchez C, Michael Pineda  RHP, Brandon Belt 1B, Zach Britton LHP

Volume 2 Tyler Chatwood RHP, Jerry Sands OF, Kyle Drabek RHP,  Jonathan Lucroy C, Mark Trumbo 1B

Volume 3 Justin Smoak 1B, Freddie Freeman 1B, Jeremy Hellickson RHP, Danny  Espinosa 2B, Louis Coleman RHP

Volume 4 Eric Hosmer 1B, Julio Teheran RHP, Trevor Plouffe SS, Brandon Beachy RHP, Mitch Moreland 1B

Volume 5 J.P. Arencibia C, Aroldis Chapman LHP, Alex White RHP, Scott Mathieson RHP, Jose Iglesias - SS

Volume 6 Desmond Jennings OF, Tony Campana OF, Danny Duffy LHP, Ryan Adams 2B, Joshua Collmenter RHP

Volume 7 Mike Minor LHP, Dustin Ackley 2B, Bret Lawrie 3B, Blake Tekotte OF, Javy Guerra RHP

Volume 8 Jordon Lyles RHP, Andrew Oliver LHP, Lance Lynn RHP, Brian Dinkelman  2B, Rex Brothers LHP

Volume 9 Anthony Rizzo 1B,  Cord Phelps 2B,  Jemile Weeks 2B,  Dee Gordon SS, Charlie Blackmon OF

Volume 10 Zach Stewart RHP, Alex Cobb RHP, Casey Kelly RHP, Mike Moustakas 3B, Graham Godfrey RHP

Volume 11 Brian Gordon RHP, Josh Reddick OF, Chris Carter OF, Chase D’Arnaud 3B, Alex Presley OF

Volume 12 Lonnie Chisenhall 3B, Brandon Dickson P, Mat Gamel 3B, Juan Nicasio P, Jason Kipnis 2B

Volume 13 Kyle Weiland RHP, Moises Sierra OF, Hector Sanchez C, Eric Sogard SS, Brandon Allen 1B

Volume 14 Jose Altuve 2B, Ryan Lavarnway C, Alex Cobb RHP, Zack Cozart SS, Bryce Harper OF

Volume 15 Jacob Turner RHP, Zack Wheeler RHP, Collin Cowgill OF, J.D. Martinez OF, Yonder Alonso OF

Volume 16 Johnny Giavotella 2B, Trayvon Robinson OF, Brett Oberholtzer LHP,  Nathan Eovaldi RHP, J.B. Shuck OF, Paul Goldschmidt 1B

Volume 17 Arodys Vizcaino RHP, Salvatore Perez C, Jesus Montero C, James Darnell 3B, David Sappelt OF

Volume 18 Henderson Alvarez RHP, Lucas Duda 1B, Michael Schwimer  RHP, Wade Miley LHP, Brian Matusz LHP

Volume 19 Stephen Strasburg, Jesus Montero, Matt Moore, Julio Teheran, Anthony Rizzo, Shelby Miller, Brett Jackson, Trevor Bauer, Jarrod Parker, Leonys Martin, Brad Peacock, Devin Mesoraco, Dayan Viciedo

2010 Archives: 

Volume 1 Aroldis Chapman SP, Martin Perez SP, Jesus Montero C, Starlin Castro SS, Aaron Hicks CF

Volume 2 Tyson Ross RP, Mike Leake SP, Jenrry Mejia P, Michael Taylor OF, Dustin Ackley CF

Volume 3 Ike Davis 1B, Justin Smoak 1B, Scott Sizemore 2B, Jordan Lyles SP, Domonic Brown OF

Volume 4 Rhyne Hughes 1B, Tyler Colvin OF, Logan Morrison 1B, John Ely SP, Luke Hughes 3B

Volume 5 Jhoulys Chacin  SP, Eric Young Jr. 2B/OF, Mike Moustakas 3B, Michael Kirkman SP, Julio Teheran SP

Volume 6 Stephen Strasburg SP, Ivan Nova  SP, Brian Matusz  SP, Mike Stanton  OF, Casper Wells  OF

Volume 7 Buster Posey C, Drew Storen RP, Carlos Santana C, Mike Minor SP, Kyle Gibson SP

Volume 8 Zack Braddock SP, Dan Hudson SP, Madison Bumgarner SP, Tim Beckham SS, Jeremy Hellickson SP

Volume 9 Pedro Alvarez 3B, Eric Hosmer 1B, Jacob Turner SP, Casey Kelly SP, Kyle Drabek SP

Volume 10 2010 MLB Draft Class: Bryce Harper, Jameson Taillon, Manny Machado, Christian Colon, Drew Pomeranz, Barret Loux, Matt Harvey, Delino DeShields Jr., Kartsen Whitson, Michael Choice, Deck McGuire, Yasmani Grandal, Chris Sale, Dylan Covey, Jake Skole, Josh Sale, Kaleb Cowart, Mike Foltynewicz, Kolbrin Vitek, Alex Wimmers, Kellin Deglan, Christian Yelich, Gary Brown, Zack Cox, Kyle Parker, Jesse Biddle, Zach Lee, Cam Bedrosian, Chevy Clarke

Volume 11 Dayan Viciedo 3B, Jake Arrieta P, Brad Lincoln P, Jose Tabata OF, Daniel Nava OF

Volume 12 Jason Castro C, Johnathan Lucroy C, Cole Gillespie DH, Michael Pineda RHP, Andrew Cashner RP

Volume 13 Brett Lawrie 2B, Ben Revere OF, Travis Wood SP, Andy Oliver SP, Barry Enright SP

Volume 14 The Futures Game: Desmond Jennings, Jeremy Hellickson, Mike Moustakas, Eric Hosmer, Julio Teheran,  Domonic Brown, Yonder Alonso, Brett Lawrie

Volume 15 Tony Sanchez C, Josh Bell 3B, Hector Rondon SP, Randall Delgado SP, David Bromberg SP

Volume 16 Dan Hudson SP, Brett Wallace 1B, Anthony Gose CF, Wilson Ramos C, Tim Collins SP   

Volume 17 Mike Minor SP, Fernando Martinez  OF, J.P. Arencibia  C, Peter Bourjos OF, Ryan Kalish OF

Volume 18 Kila Ka'aihue 1B, Thomas Diamond SP, Mitch Moreland 1B, Chris Archer SP, Mat Gamel 3B

2009 Minor League Prospects Archives: 

Volume 1 Matt Wieters C, David Price  SP, Cameron Maybin  OF, Matt LaPorta 1B, Tommy Hanson P, Dexter Fowler OF, Travis Snider OF, Andrew McCutchen OF, Elvis Andrus SS, Carlos Carrasco SP

Volume 2 Taylor Teagarden C, Colby Rasmus OF, Jason Motte RP, Travis Ishikawa 1B, Brett Anderson P

Volume 3 Madison Bumgarner SP, Buster Posey C, Mike Moustakas 3B, Jarrod Parker SP, Chris Tillman SP

Volume 4 Rick Porcello SP, Brian Matusz SP, Tim Beckham SS, Brett Wallace 3B, Justin Smoak 1B

Volume 5 Mat Gamel 3B, Austin Jackson OF, Jason Heyward OF, Fernando Martinez OF, Jeremy Hellickson SP

Volume 6 Luke Hochevar SP, Bryan Augenstein SP, Chris Coghlan 2B, Gio Gonzalez SP, Angel Villalona 3B, Carlos Carrasco SP

Volume 7 Nolan Reimold OF, Gerardo Parra OF,  Neftali Feliz SP, Kris Medlen SP, Daniel Bard RP

Volume 8 Jesus Guzman 1B, Aaron Poreda SP,  Clayton Richard SP, Derek Holland SP, Andrew Lambo OF

Volume 9 Anthony Swarzak SP, Matt Wieters C, Daniel Schlereth RP, Sean Rodriguez 2B, Jake Fox OF 

Volume 10 MLB DRAFT Edition Dustin Ackerly 1B, Donovan Tate OF, Grant Green SS, Matt Purke  P, Kyle Gibson P, Tanner Scheppers P, Zack Wheeler P, Mike Leake P

Volume 11 MLB DRAFT Team Report

Volume 12 Vince Mazzaro SP,  Michael Taylor OF, Brad Mills SP, Jason Castro C, Greg Halman OF

Volume 13 Mat Latos SP, Scott Sizemore 2B, Kyle Drabek SP, Trevor Reckling SP, Desmond Jennings OF

Volume 14 Nick Weglarz OF, Michael Bowden SP, Casey Kelly SP, Pedro Alvarez 3B, Alcides Escobar SS

Volume 15 Carlos Santana C, Jesus Montero C, Jenrry Mejia P, Daryl Jones OF, Dan Duffy P

Volume 16 Deolis Guerra P, Jordan Lyles P, Logan Morrison 1B, Michael Saunders OF, James Darnell 3B

Volume 17 Jason Donald 2B, Jason Knapp SP, Nick Hagadone SP, Jess Todd SP, Dexter Carter SP

Volume 18 Junichi Tazawa SP, Douglas Fister SP, Bud Norris SP, Allen Craig 3B, Alex Avila C

Volume 19 Tony Sanchez C, Josh Bell 3B, Hector Rondon  SP, Randall Delgado SP, David Bromberg SP

Volume 20 Jeremy Hellickson SP, Drew Stubbs OF, Trent Oeltjen OF, Sean West SP, Mike Morse OF

Volume 21 Kila Ka'aihue DH, Chris Heisey OF, Brandon Allen  1B, Jeff Clement C, Desmond Jennings OF

2008 Archives: 

Volume 1 Clayton Kershaw SP, Franklin Morales SP, Nick Blackburn SP, Dana Eveland SP,  Joel Guzman 3B, Cameron Maybin OF

Volume 2 Jay Bruce OF, Greg Smith SP, Jed Lowrie SS, Geovany Soto C, Justin Ruggiano OF, Joe Koshansky 1B

Volume 3 Evan Longoria 3B, John Bowker OF, Max Scherzer SP, Colby Rasmus OF, Chase Headley 3B, Ian Stewart 3B

Volume 4 Justin Masterson SP, Travis Snider OF, Homer Bailey SP, Steven Pearce OF, Armando Galarraga SP, Carlos Gonzalez  OF

Volume 5 Wladimir Balentien OF,  Brandon Wood 3B,  Jeff Clement  C, Jo-Jo Reyes  SP, Darrell Rasner SP, Nick Adenhart SP

Volume 6 James McDonald SP, Max Ramirez C, Luke Hughes 3B, Matt LaPorta OF, Michael Saunders OF, Matt Joyce OF

Volume 7 Matt Wieters C, Andrew McCutchen OF, Jose Arredondo RP, Garrett Olson SP,     Matt Antonelli 2B, Fernando Martinez OF

Volume 8 Daniel McCutchen SP, Reid Bignac SS, Brandon Jones OF, Lars Anderson 1B, Chris Volstad SP, Chris Perez RP

Volume 9 David Price SP, Chris Davis 1B, Jeff Larish 1B, Mike Aviles SS, Carlos Carrasco SP, Rick Porcello SP

Volume 10 Tim Beckham SS, Pedro Alvarez 3B, Eric Hosmer 1B, Brian Matusz LHP, Buster Posey C, Kyle Skipworth C, Justin Smoak 1B, Brent Wallace 3B

Volume 11 Charlie Morton  SP,  Mat Gamel 3b, Hernan Iribarren 2B, Micah Hoffpauir 1B, Eddie Bonine SP, Ryan Tucker SP

Volume 12  Josh Vitters 3B, Mike Moustakas SS, Todd Frazier SS, Angel Villalona 3B/1B, Gio Gonzalez SP, Adam Miller SP

Volume 13  Trevor Cahill SP, Taylor Teagarden C, Nate Schierholtz OF, Julio Pimentel SP, Eduardo Morlan RP, Denard Span OF

Volume 14  Michael Bowden SP, Jeremy Hellickson SP, Tommy Hanson SP, Eric Hurley SP, Dexter Fowler OF, Collin Balester SP

Volume 15  Jed Lowrie SS, Jaime Garcia RP, Elvis Andrus SS, Chris Marrero 1B/OF, Josh Donaldson C, Sean Gallagher SP

Volume 16  Travis Snider OF, Eddie Bonine P, Jake McGee SP, Jason Heyward OF, Deolis Guerra SP, Austin Jackson OF

Volume 17  Justin Masterson SP , Travis Snider OF, Homer Bailey SP, Steven Pearce OF, Armando Galarraga SP, Carlos Gonzalez OF

Volume 18 Brandon Moss OF, Craig Hansen RP, Ross Ohlendorf SP, Daniel McCutchen SP, Andy LaRoche 3B, Bryan Morris P

Volume 19 Brett Anderson P, Max Scherzer P, Chris Tillman  P, David Huff  P, Blake DeWitt 3B,  Jarrod Parker P

Volume 20 Justin Ruggiano OF, Chris Getz 2B, Cliff Pennington SS, Chris Dickerson OF, Eddie Kunz RP, Josh Anderson OF

Volume 21 Brett Gardner OF, Kam Mickoloio P, Jon Niese SP, J.A. Happ P, Jeff Niemann SP, Luis Mendoza SP

Volume 22 Aaron Cunningham - OF, Michael Bowden - SP, Luis Mendoza - RP, Max Scherzer - RP, Travis Snider - OF, Alfredo Aceves - RP, Chris Lambert - SP
Nick Stavinoha - OF, Jonathan Niese - SP

Volume 23 Will Venable - OF, Shairon Martis - RP, James Parr - SP, Drew Stubbs - OF, Greg Golson - OF, Josh Geer - SP

2007 Archives: 

Volume 1 Troy Tulowitzki SS, Cameron Maybin OF, Fernando Martinez OF, Colby Rasmus OF, Justin Upton  OF, Jose Tabata OF

Volume 2 Brandon Morrow P, Juan Salas P, Joey Votto 1B, Elijah Dukes OF, Matt Garza SP, Glen Perkins SP

Volume 3 Micah Owens SP, Jokiam Soria  RP, John Danks SP, Taylor Tankersley RP,  Chris Young OF, Travis Buck OF

Volume 4 Billy Butler OF, Tim Lincecum P, Adam Lind OF, Tom Gorzelanny SP, Adam Miller SP, Brandon Wood SS

Volume 5 Blake Hawksworth P, Phillip Hughes P, Jacoby Ellsbury OF, Dallas Braden P, Danny Putnam OF, Kevin Slowey SP

Volume 6 Hunter Pence OF, Yovani Gallardo P, Matt DeSalvo P,  Tyler Clippard P,  Evan Longoria 3B, Ryan Braun 3B

Volume 7 Reggie Willits OF, Hideki Okajima RP, Homer Bailey SP, Andy LaRoche 3B, Jarrod Saltalamacchia C, Brad Salmon RP

Volume 8 Jesse Litsch SP, Clay Buchholz SP, John Van Benschoten SP, Chuck Lofgren SP, Bryan Bullington SP, Jeremy Guthrie SP

Volume 9 Jay Bruce OF, Etanislao (Tony) Abreu 2B, Andy Sonnanstine SP, Neil Walker C, Joba Chamberlain SP, Dellin Betances SP

Volume 10 Mark Reynolds 2B, Josh Fields 3B, Eric Hurley SP, Gio Gonzalez SP, Mitch Talbot SP, Matt Garza SP

Volume 11 2007 MLB: Draft David Price, Mike Moustakas, Josh Vitters,  Daniel Moskos, Matt Wieters, Ross Detwiler

Volume 12 Felix Pie OF, Yunel Escobar 3B, Trevor Crowe OF, Nick Adenhart SP, Curtis Thigpen C, Kurt Suzuki C

Volume 13 Chris Voldstad SP, Clayton Kershaw SP, Billy Rowell SP, Will Inman SP, Radhames Liz SP, Adam Jones OF

Volume 14 Jed Lowrie SS, Carlos Carrasco SP, Garrett Olson SP,  Carlos Gonzalez OF, Wladimir Balentien OF, Ian Stewart 3B

Volume 15 Ryan Sweeney OF,  Max Scherzer SP, Manny Parra SP, J.A. Happ SP, Johnny Cuerto SP, Mike Pelfry SP

Volume 16 Reid Brignac SS,  Jeff Marquez SP, Sergio Santos SS,  Asdrubal Cabrera SS, Mike Costanzo 3B, John Mayberry Jr. OF

Volume 17 Jacob McGee  SP, Wade Davis SP, Travis Snider OF,   Jeff Clement C,  Deolis Guerra SP,   Luke Hochevar SP

Volume 18 Aaron Laffey SP, Jesse Litsch SP, John Lannan SP, Danny Richar 2B, Ryan Raburn OF,  Kyle Kendrick SP

Volume 19 Elvis Andrus SS, Joel Hanrahan SP, Phil Dumatrait SP, Matt Harrison SP, Rick Ankiel OF, Matt Antonelli 2B

Volume 20 Eric Patterson OF, Geovany Soto C, Brandon Moss OF, Justin Masterson SP, Jordan Tata SP, Carlos Gomez OF

Volume 21 Juan Gutierrez SP, Jair Jurrjens SP, Jake Fox C, Ryan Jorgenson C, Brendan Ryan SS, David Smith OF

Volume 22 Troy Patton SP, Franklin Morales SP, Chris Marrero SP, James Loney 1B, Jonathan Sanchez SP, Lars Anderson 1B

Volume 23 Clay Buchholz – SP, Radhames Liz – SP, Adam Lind – OF, Jacoby Ellsbury – OF, Phil Dumatrait – SP, Brandon Moss – OF, Ian Kennedy –  SP, Troy Patton – SP, Steven Pearce – 1B , Mike Pelfrey – SP, Juan Gutierrez – SP, J.R Towels – C, Jonathan Sanchez – SP, Charlton Jimerson – OF, Phillip Humber –  SP

 

2006 Archives: 

Volume 1  Delmon Young OF, Prince Fielder 1B, Francisco Liriano SP, Ian Stewart 3B, Justin Verlander SP, Ryan Zimmerman 3B, Jeremy Hermida OF

Volume 2  Dan Uggla 2B, James Loney 1B, Ian Kinsler 2B, Brian Bannister SP, Reggie Abercrombie OF, Josh Barfield 2B

Volume 3  Fausto Carmona SP, Ricky Nolasco SP, Taylor Buchholz SP, Fernando Nieve SP, Sean Marshall SP, Jason Hammel

Volume 4  Drew Meyer SS, John Rheinecker SP, Shaun Marcum SP, Ronny Paulino C, Jeremy Guthrie SP, Manny Delcarmen RP

Volume 5  Howie Kendrick 2B, Mike O’Connor SP, Kevin Frandsen 2B, Casey Janssen SP, Angel Guzman SP, Reggie Willits OF

Volume 6  Russell Martin C, Andre Ethier OF, Brandon Fahey SS, Carlos Ruiz C, Tommy Murphy OF, Mike Napoli C

Volume 7  Cole Hamels SP, Willy Aybar 3B, Dana Eveland SP,  Chris Roberson OF,  Melky Cabrera OF, Jose Bautista 3B

Volume 8  Yusmeiro Petit SP, Erick Aybar SS, Anthony Reyes SP, Boof Bonser SP, Ty Taubenheim SP, Renyel Pinto SP

Volume 9  Kendry Morales 1B, Jered Weaver SP, Jason Botts 1B, Enrique Gonzalez SP, Alay Soler SP, Jack Hannahan 3B

Volume 10 Joel Guzman OF, Lastings Milledge OF, Matt Kemp OF, David Pauley SP, Bill Bray RP, Jamie Shields SP

Volume 11 Jon Lester SP, Mike Rouse SS, Chris Sampson SP, Eliezer Alfonzo C, Zach Jackson SP, Zach Miner SP

Volume 12 Chad Billingsley SP, Scott Mathieson SP, Franklin Gutierrez OF, Travis Ishikawa 1B, Carlos Villanueva SP, Carlos Marmol SP

Volume 13 Jeremy Sowers SP, Craig Hansen RP, Ben Johnson OF, Scott Thorman 1B, Jon Switzer RP, Edward Mujica RP

Volume 14 Catcher: Kurt Suzuki, First Base: Ryan Shealy, Second Base: Howie Kendrick, Honorable Mention: Alberto Callaspo,  Shortstop: Brandon Wood,  Third Base: Alex Gordon, Left Field: Billy Butler,  Center Field: Chris Young, Right Field: Elijah Dukes, Starter: Phil Hughes, Starter: Homer Bailey, Starter: Jered Weaver, Starter: Matt Garza, Starter: Tom Gorzelanny, Reliever: Pat Neshek

Volume 15 Mike Pelfrey SP, Anibal Sanchez SP, Shin-Soo Choo OF, Pat Neshek RP, Wes Littleton RP, Kevin Barry SP

Volume 16 Stephen Drew SS, Adam Jones OF, Adam Loewen SP, Chris Denorfia OF, Todd Linden OF, Tony Gwynn Jr. OF

Volume 17 Carlos Quentin OF, Jason Windsor P, Mark Lowe RP, Tony Pena RP, Josh Rabe OF, Melvin Dorta IF

Volume 18 Andy Marte 3B, Nelson Cruz OF, Josh Rupe SP, Matt Albers SP, Shane Komine SP, James Johnson SP

Volume 19 Ben Zobrist SS, Ryan Roberts 2B,  Josh Sharpless RP, Juan Mateo SP,  Brent Clevlen OF, Jose Veras RP

Volume 20 Matt Garza SP, Jason Hirsh SP, Edinson Volquez SP, Ryan Garko 1B, Alberto Callaspo 2B, Zach Ward SP

Volume 21 Chris Young OF, Davis Romero SP, Rajai Davis OF, Andrew Brown RP, John Hattig 3B, Ryan O’Malley SP

Volume 22 Dustin Pedroia SS, Chris Iannetta C, Jeff Karstens SP, James Hoey RP, T.J. Bohn OF, Joe Thurston OF

Volume 23 Delmon Young  OF, Andrew Miller SP, Troy Tulowitzki SS, Alexi Casilla SS, Adam Lind  OF, Ryan Sweeney  OF, Kevin Kouzmanoff  3B, Fred Lewis  OF, David Murphy OF, Charlton Jimerson  OF, Charlie Haeger  SP, Vinny Rottino  3B, Ryan Braun RP, Jon Huber RP, Brian Rogers  RP

Volume 24 Alex Gordon 3B, Brandon Wood SS, Billy Butler OF, Andy LaRoche 3B, Ian Stewart 3B, Felix Pie OF, Josh Fields 3B, Hunter Pence OF, Evan Longoria 3B, Ryan Braun 3B

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