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10 top-notch position-player prospects to watch in 2007
As always there’s a new crop of
minor leaguers set to take the stage beginning this spring.
Below you’ll find 10 top-notch position-player prospects to watch for
2007. These guys are among the best hitting prospects who have
yet to get their first taste in the majors, yet still figure to have a
major impact in 2007 and beyond.
Alex Gordon | Kansas City Royals |
Third Base
The No. 2 pick in the 2005 draft, Alex
Gordon surprisingly spent the entire season at Double-A while the Royals
played it very safe with his development. In 130 games at Wichita, Gordon
hit .325/.427/.588 with 29 homers, 69 total extra-base hits, and 22
steals. Gordon’s lack of top-notch speed makes 20-steal seasons unlikely
in the majors, but there’s little doubt that he’s among the elite hitting
prospects in all of baseball.
Mark Teahen’s season-ending injury
gave the Royals an opportunity to call Gordon up for the stretch run, but
they declined. Teahen’s emergence this year casts some doubt about
whether or not Gordon is the team’s long-term third baseman. A shift to
first base or right field makes some sense, but Kansas City also has guys
like Ryan Shealy, Justin Huber, and Billy Butler hanging around the bottom
of the defensive spectrum.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: A
Brandon Wood | Los Angeles Angels |
Shortstop
Just as the Royals did with Gordon,
the Angels were very cautious in their handling of Brandon Wood in 2006, leaving him at Double-A from start to finish. In 128 games at
Arkansas last year, Wood batted .276/.355/.552 with 25 homers, 71 total extra-base
hits, and 19 steals. He struck out 149 times in 453 at-bats, but more
importantly showed that his breakout 2005 campaign was far from a fluke.
There are questions about where Wood
will end up defensively, particularly with Orlando Cabrera entrenched at
shortstop. He’s considered an average defender there at best and may grow
out of the position physically, so the logical move would be to third base
or a corner-outfield spot. In either case, expect Wood to begin this
season at Triple-A and, if things go according to plan, debut with the
Angels sometime around midseason.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: A
Billy Butler | Kansas City Royals |
Outfield
It’s hard to get a feel for when Billy
Butler will get his chance in the big leagues, because he’s only 20 years
old and the new Royals’ regime has shown a lot more patience with
promoting prospects than the Allard Baird-led group did before them. It’d
be surprising if Butler didn’t begin this season at Triple-A, but assuming
he beats up Pacific Coast League pitching like he did Texas League
hurlers, he’ll be screaming for a call-up.
In 119 games at Double-A this season,
Butler batted .331/.388/.499 with 15 homers and 49 total extra-base hits,
which are fantastic numbers for someone who ceased being a teenager in
April. Butler has little defensive skills and will probably end up at
designated hitter, but that won’t change his fantasy stock much. He’s a
natural middle-of-the-order hitter and part of why the Royals’ lineup
should be a force in a couple years.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: A-
Andy LaRoche | Los Angeles Dodgers
| Third Base
Adam LaRoche wasn’t the only member of
his family to have a big year in 2006. His younger brother, third-base
prospect Andy LaRoche, hit .315/.410/.514 with 19 homers and 47 total
extra-base hits in 117 total games between Double-A and Triple-A. Making
those numbers even more impressive is that LaRoche played much of the year
with a relatively major shoulder injury.
The Dodgers have a logjam of quality
players in the infield, but free agency and aging should take care of that
over the offseason. LaRoche remains the team’s long-term answer at third
base—particularly with fellow prospect Joel Guzman being traded to the
Devil Rays—and should keep that label heading into this season despite how
well Wilson Betemit has played.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: A-
Ian Stewart | Colorado Rockies |
Third Base
Two things hurt Ian Stewart’s fantasy
stock quite a bit last season. One is that his performance wasn’t overly
impressive, as Stewart got off to a slow started and ended up batting
.268/.351/.452 with 10 homers and 58 total extra-base hits in 120 games at
Double-A. Beyond that, the fact that Coors Field is no longer a
numbers-boosting hitter’s haven has dropped Stewart’s long-term stock like
a rock.
Another factor in Stewart’s future is
that the Rockies seem committed to Garret Atkins as the long-term third
baseman, which will likely push Stewart to an outfield corner. That
further drags his fantasy potential down, although Stewart remains an
excellent bet at just 21 years old. He’s not nearly the potential fantasy
stud he was at this time last season, but Stewart remains a very good
prospect.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: A-
Felix Pie | Chicago Cubs | Outfield
When Juan Pierre got off to a slow
start, the media in Chicago frequently asked manager Dusty Baker about
calling up Felix Pie from Triple-A. Baker made it very clear that he
didn’t think Pie was ready and the issue became a non-factor once Pierre
eventually got on track. However, now that Pie has a whole year at
Triple-A under his belt and Pierre’s contract option for 2007 looks a
little pricey, the question is sure to pop up again soon.
In 141 games at Iowa, Pie hit
.283/.341/.451 with 15 homers, 56 total extra-base hits, and 17 steals.
Pie was caught stealing 11 times, which is a horrible success rate, but
his raw speed makes him likely to swipe plenty of bases in the majors.
Pie has some room to grow in terms of plate discipline and strike-zone
judgment, but has tons of physical tools and has improved his baseball
skills while climbing the organizational ladder.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: B+
Josh Fields | Chicago White Sox |
Third Base
A first-round pick in 2004, Josh
Fields had a disappointing season at Double-A in 2005 before hitting
.305/.379/.515 with 19 homers, 55 total extra-base hits, and 28 steals in
124 games at Triple-A this year. In a lot of organizations, Fields would
have been a mid-year call-up after he began the year by hitting .329 in
the first half. However, with the White Sox in the playoff race and Joe
Crede manning third base, he remained at Charlotte.
The odds are in favor of Fields
finding a place in Chicago’s lineup this season, but it seems unlikely
that the White Sox would part ways with Crede to clear room at this
point. That leaves left field as the most probable destination, because
first base, right field, and designated hitter are spoken for by
MVP-caliber hitters. Fields has little left to prove in the minors, so
expect someone to be heading out of Chicago before the season starts.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: B
Hunter Pence | Houston Astros |
Outfield
A second-round pick in 2004, Hunter
Pence took the minors by storm immediately after being drafted. Coming
into 2006, Pence was a career .317/.391/.574 hitter with 39 homers
and 84 total extra-base hits in 172 pro games. Despite those huge
numbers, he still had plenty of doubters, but quieted just about every
concern with another big season in 2006.
Pence moved up to Double-A and batted
.283/.357/.533 with 28 homers, 67 total extra-base hits, and 17 steals in
136 games. Houston’s outfield has been in flux for much of the year—with
Willy Taveras, Chris Burke, Preston Wilson, Luke Scott, Aubrey Huff, and
Jason Lane moving in and out of the lineup—so there’ll definitely be room
for Pence somewhere when the Astros deem him ready to contribute.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: B
Evan Longoria | Tampa Bay Devil
Rays | Third Base
The third overall pick in June’s
draft, Evan Longoria moved incredibly quickly through the Devil Rays’
system. In 2006, he hit .433/.487/.879 and .327/.402/.618 in two brief stops at
Single-A, and then made the near-immediate jump up to Double-A to finish
the season. Longoria got off to a great start there, but eventually
cooled down to bat .267/.268/.486 in 26 games. Combined between three
stops, he hit .315/.360/.597 in 62 games.
With B.J. Upton now at third base,
it’s unclear where Longoria will end up once he reaches Tampa Bay. Second
base might work, especially if the Devil Rays grow tired of Jorge Cantu’s
mediocre defense and inconsistent hitting, and a move out of the infield
would only further clog up a crowded outfield depth chart. Whatever the
case, it’s clear that Longoria wasn’t drafted to play in the minors and
he’ll continue to move quickly.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: B
Ryan Braun | Milwaukee Brewers |
Third Base
The fifth overall pick in the 2005
draft after a standout career at the University of Miami, Ryan Braun
entered this season as a popular prospect thanks to hitting .352 in his
first 47 pro games. However, I was skeptical about his long-term chances
because of Braun’s 40-to-11 strikeout-to-walk ratio, which is concerning
for an advanced college hitter playing in the low minors.
When Braun got off to a slow start at
high Single-A this season, my skepticism looked smart. He batted just
.274/.346/.438 in 59 games, striking out 54 times in 226 at-bats. Then,
just as I was ready to begin writing him off, Braun moved up to Double-A
and batted .303/.367/.589 in 59 games to finish the season. His overall
100-to-44 strikeout-to-walk ratio still scares me though, so be cautious.
He may replace Corey Koskie in 2007.
Fantistics Long-Term Fantasy Grade: B
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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
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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
2005 Archives:
Volume
1
Jeff Baker,
Mark Teahen,
Huston Street, Jason Repko
Volume
2
2B Pete Orr, P Andy Sisco, 2B Mike
Fontenot, OF Tony Blanco, RP Ryan Speier
Volume
3 Matt Diaz, Todd
Coffey, D.J. Houlton, Jonny
Gomes, Ambiorix Burgos
Volume
4 Colter Bean RP , Tim Bausher SP, Scott Munter
RP, Carmen Cali RP, Royce Ring RP
Volume
5 Ezequiel Astacio SP,
Robinson Cano 2B, Jeremy Accardo RP, Sean Henn
SP , Chien-Ming Wang SP
Volume
6 Keith Reed OF,
Tim Stauffer P, Jeff Fiorentino OF, Oscar Robles
3B, Brad Thompson P
Volume
7 Ervin Santana SP, Aaron Hill
SS, Todd Self OF, Joe Dillon 3B, Chris Prieto
OF
Volume
8 Brandon McCarthy SP ,
Dan Johnson 1B , Kyle Davies SP, Wandy Rodriguez SP, Derek Thompson
SP
Volume
9 Hayden Penn SP, Kelly Shoppach
C, Kelly Johnson OF, Mike Morse SS
Chad Orvella
Volume
10 Andy Marte Third Base, Rickie Weeks Second Base, Tony Giarratano
Shortstop, Shane Costa Outfield, John Koronka
Starter
Volume
11
Brian McCann Catcher, Chris
Ray Reliever,
Prince Fielder First Base, J.P. Howell
Starter, Ryan Shealy First Base
Volume
12
Justin Huber 1B, Edwin Encarnacion
3B , Paul McAnulty 1B, Brandon Medders RP, Jonah Bayliss RP
Volume
13 Ryan Howard 1B,
Justin Verlander
SP, Scott Olsen
SP, Zach Duke
SP, Brian Shackelford
RP
Volume
14 Jeff Francoeur
OF, Bobby Jenks P, Melky Cabrera OF, Adam Stern
OF, Fernando Cortez IF
Volume
15
Joey Gathright OF, Chin-Feng Chen OF ,
Chris Snelling OF, Matt Murton OF, Fernando Cabrera
RP
Volume
16
Curtis Granderson OF, Scott Baker SP, Chip Ambres
OF, Brad Eldred 1B, John Rodriguez OF
Volume
17
Conor Jackson 1B,
Yuniesky Betancourt 1B, John Gall 1B, Jonathan Broxton
RP, Manny Delcarmen RP
Volume
18
Omar Quintanilla SS, Dustin McGowan SP, Macay
McBride RP, Jon Papelbon SP , Jeff Harris RP
Volume
19
Felix Hernandez SP,
Anthony Reyes SP, Jeff Mathis C, Brandon Watson
OF, Alejandro Freire 1B
Volume
20 Joe Saunders SP, Brian Anderson
OF,
Joey Devine RP, Jose Capellan RP, Corey Hart
OF
Volume
21 Matt Cain SP, Choo Freeman
OF, Greg Dobbs 3B, Mike Jacobs 1B, Eude Brito SP
Volume
22 Ryan Zimmerman IF, Freddie Bynum IF, Shingo Takatsu
RP, Shane Victorino OF, Franklin Gutierrez OF,
Bernie Castro 2B, Justin Huber 1B, Josh Willingham C/ OF ,
Walter Young 1B, Jeremy Hermida OF, Travis Bowyer RP, Francisco Liriano
SP, Andy Marte 3B, Guillermo Quiroz C, Ben Johnson OF, Willy Aybar 2B,
Ramiro Mendoza RP, Matt Watson
OF, Juan Cruz RP,
Jose Lopez IF
2004 Archives:
Volume
1
AARON MILES
– 2B
TERRMEL SLEDGE
– OF
JOE MAUER
– C
KHALIL GREENE
– SS
BOBBY CROSBY
– SS
JASON BAY
– OF
Volume
2
CASEY DAIGLE - P HECTOR LUNA
– SS
DAVID AARDSMA - P CHRIS SHELTON
– 1B/C
JOSE CASTILLO
– 2B/SS
RYAN WAGNER - P
Volume
3
MATT HOLLIDAY
– OF
JASON FRASOR - P
ALEX GRAMAN - P ADRIAN GONZALEZ – 1B
CHAD TRACY
– 3B/OF
Volume
4
BRIAN DALLIMORE
– IF
FRANKLYN GRACESQUI - P DARNELL McDONALD
– OF
KAZUHITO TADANO - P VALENTINO PASCUCCI
– OF
Volume
5
BRAD HAWPE
– OF
DANNY GARCIA
– IF
BRIAN BRUNEY - P WILSON BETEMIT
– IF
Volume
6
CASEY KOTCHMAN
– 1B
DOUG DeVORE
– OF
FELIX DIAZ - P DANIEL CABRERA
– P
RYAN MADSON -
P
Volume
7
ZACK GREINKE - P NICK GREEN
– 2B
KEVIN YOUKILIS
– 3B
JAMIE BROWN
– P
FRANK FRANCISCO -
P
Volume
8
CLINT NAGEOTTE -
P
JUSTIN GERMANO
– P
ANDY DOMINIQUE
– 1B/C
ALEX RIOS
– OF
SEAN BURNETT - P
Volume
9
TODD LINDEN – OF
YADIER MOLINA
– C
MATT TREANOR
– C
CHOO FREEMAN
– OF
BEN HENDRICKSON - P
Volume
10
JUAN DOMINGUEZ - P ARNIE MUNOZ - P JON KNOTT
– OF/1B
TIM RAINES JR.
– OF
ROBB QUINLAN
– OF/1B
Volume
11
MATT GUERRIER - P ANDY GREEN
– 2B
BRAD HALSEY - P NOAH LOWRY - P
TOP FIVE KEEPER TARGETS FROM THE 2004 DRAFT
Volume
12 MIKE WOOD - P DAVID DeJESUS
– OF MARK TEAHEN
– 3B JOHN BUCK
– C MIKE TONIS
– C
Volume
13 DAVID NEWHAN
– IF/OF
DAVID BUSH - P JUSTIN LEONE
– 3B
TRAVIS BLACKLEY - P JUAN BRITO
– C
Volume
14
CHARLES THOMAS
– OF
CHRIS BURKE
– 2B
JOSH WILLINGHAM
– C/1B
BRENDAN HARRIS
– IF
MARCUS THAMES – OF
Volume
15
DAVID WRIGHT
– 3B GRADY SIZEMORE
– OF
BUCKY JACOBSEN
– DH
NOOK LOGAN
– OF
BOBBY MADRITSCH
– P
Volume
16 SCOTT KAZMIR
– P
JUSTIN JONES
– P
BILL MURPHY
– P
HENRI STANLEY
– OF
REGGIE ABERCROMBIE
– OF
Justin Huber Brendan Harris
Volume
17 JESSE CRAIN
– P
B.J. UPTON
– SS
YHENCY BRAZOBAN
– P
MERKIN VALDEZ
– P
RUBEN GOTAY
– 2B
Volume
1 8 GABE GROSS
– OF
BRAD
HENNESSEY –
P
RYAN SNARE
– P
JAIRO GARCIA
– P
CHA-SEUNG BAEK
– P
Volume
19
FREDDY GUZMAN
– OF
JEFF KEPPINGER
– 2B
JIMMY SERRANO
– P
JORGE de la ROSA
– P
CRAIG BRAZELL
– 1B
Volume
20
10) Mark Teahen 9) Wilson Valdez 8) Josh Kroeger 7) Rick Ankiel 6) Eric Crozier
5) Jason Kubel 4) Garret Atkins 3) Casey Kotchman 2) Edwin Jackson 1) Jose Capellan
Volume
21
6) Jeremy Guthrie, Cleveland
Indians 5) Russ Adams, Toronto Blue
Jays 4) Dave Krynzel, Milwaukee
Brewers 3) Gavin Floyd, Philadelphia
Phillies 2) Nick Swisher, Oakland A’s 1) Ryan Howard, Philadelphia
Phillies
Volume
22
Dallas McPherson,
Anaheim Angels
J.D. Durbin, Minnesota Twins Jeremy Reed, Seattle
Mariners Mike Gosling, Arizona
Diamondbacks Dioner Navarro, New York
Yankees Logan Kensing, Florida Marlins Greg Dobbs, Seattle
Mariners Carmen Cali, St. Louis
Cardinals
Volume
23
Dan Johnson, Andy
Phillips, Curtis Granderson, Dan Meyer, Victor Diaz
Volume
24
Jason Bay, Khalil Greene, Bobby Crosby, Zack Greinke,
David DeJesus, Justin Morneau, Adam LaRoche, Scott Hairston, David Wright, Noah Lowry
Volume
25
P Joe Blanton,
P Jeff Francis, RP Chin-Hui Tsao, 2B/SS Jason Bartlett,
P Edwin Jackson,
3B Dallas
McPherson, 1B Casey Kotchman, SS Russ Adams, OF Jason Kubel, Minnesota Twins, OF Jeremy Reed, OF Nick Swisher
2003 Archives:
Volume
1
JERIOME ROBERTSON
– SP
COLBY LEWIS
– SP
KURT AINSWORTH
– SP
GARY KNOTTS
– SP
JOSH STEWART
– SP
OSCAR VILLARREAL
– SP
MARK TEIXEIRA
– 3B/1B
Volume
2
ERICK ALMONTE
– SS
ROCCO BALDELLI
– OF
JEREMY BONDERMAN
– SP
RICH HARDEN
– SP
AARON HEILMAN
– SP
JESSE FOPPERT
– SP
Volume 3
COCO CRISP
– OF
ALEXIS GOMEZ
– OF
JOHN-FORD GRIFFIN
– OF
GRADY SIZEMORE
– OF
B.J. UPTON
– SS
HANLEY RAMIREZ
– SS
Volume 4 JASON GRABOWSKI
– OF/C/3B/1B
AARON TAYLOR
– RP
LEW FORD
– OF
JASON LANE
– OF
FREDDY SANCHEZ
– 2B/SS
ROBB QUINLAN
– OF
Volume 5 JEROME WILLIAMS
– SP
CLAUDIO VARGAS
– SP
CHASE UTLEY
– 2B/3B
JODY GERUT
– OF
JASON BAY
– OF
Volume
6
GERALD LAIRD
– C
ANDREW GOOD
– SP
KIRK SAARLOOS
– SP
TODD SEARS
– 1B
WILLIE HARRIS
– OF/2B
JOSE REYES
– SS
Volume
7
Top Ten Hitting Prospects
Volume
8
Top Ten Pitching Prospects
Volume
9
JOHNNY ESTRADA
– C
BUBBA CROSBY
– OF
ROB STRATTON
– OF
JUSTIN DUCHSCHERER -
SP ESIX SNEAD
– OF
CHONE FIGGINS
– IF
Volume
10 DONTRELLE WILLIS - SP ANTONIO PEREZ
– SS/2B
JASON PHILLIPS
– C/1B
JASON YOUNG - SP PAT STRANGE - SP
Volume
11
NICK SWISHER
– OF/1B
ANDY MARTE
– 3B
PRINCE FIELDER
– 1B
BRAD NELSON
– 1B/OF
JUSTIN HUBER
– C
Volume 12 DAVID
KELTON
3B/1B/OF
JHONNY PERALTA
– SS/3B
ZACH SORENSEN
– IF
MIKE NAKAMURA
– RP
EDGAR GONZALEZ
– SP
Volume
13
MATT KATA
– 2B
FRANCISCO SANTOS
– 1B/OF
JOSE VALVERDE
– RP MARIO
RAMOS – SP
BO HART
– 2B
Volume
14
DAVE MATRANGA
– IF
RODRIGO ROSARIO
– SP
BRANDON CLAUSSEN
– SP
CARLOS VALDERRAMA
– OF
CARLOS RIVERA
– 1B
Volume
15
CODY ROSS
– OF
DAN HAREN
– SP
JIMMY JOURNELL
– SP
MIKE GALLO
– RP
NATE BUMP
– SP
Volume
16
LAYNCE NIX
– OF
LUIS TERRERO
– OF
EDWIN ALMONTE
– RP
JASON STANFORD
– SP
CHRIS MEARS
– RP
Volume
17
ALEJANDRO MACHADO
– IF
VICTOR DIAZ
– IF
RYAN SNARE
– SP
WILL SMITH
– OF
ADRIAN GONZALEZ
– 1B
Volume
18
RICH HARDEN
– SP
RENE REYES
– OF
RYAN WAGNER
– RP
MARK MALASKA
– RP
CHIN-HUI TSAO
– SP
Volume
19
RYAN HANNAMAN
– SP
JOE VALENTINE
– RP
KENNY KELLY
– OF
PHIL DUMATRAIT
– SP
Volume
20
GARRETT ATKINS
– 3B
JIMMY GOBBLE
– SP
JON SWITZER
– SP
JOSH HALL
– SP
AARON LOOPER
– RP
Volume
21 DERNELL STENSON
– 1B/OF
NEAL COTTS
– SP
J.J. PUTZ
– RP
JON ADKINS
– SP
Volume
22
JOSE LOPEZ
– SS
JASON STOKES
– 1B
MIGUEL CABRERA
– 3B
JEFF MATHIS
– C
CASEY KOTCHMAN
– 1B
Volume
23
JUSTIN MORNEAU
– 1B
JOSE REYES
– SS
VICTOR MARTINEZ
– C
JOE MAUER
– C
MARK TEIXEIRA
– 1B/3B
Volume
24
JEROME WILLIAMS - SP JEREMY BONDERMAN
- SP JASON ARNOLD - SP CLINT NAGEOTTE -
SP ADAM WAINWRIGHT -
SP
Volume
25
GAVIN FLOYD - SP SCOTT KAZMIR - SP
FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ - RP RICH HARDEN - SP JESSE FOPPERT - SP
Volume
26
RICKIE WEEKS
– 2B
BOBBY CROSBY
– SS
KHALIL GREENE
– SS
EDWIN JACKSON - SP MATT RILEY - SP
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