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Box Scores Iowa lost 11-5 Box Score DH M. Fontenot 1/5, R, K RF D. Kelton 2/4, BB, R, RBI, 2B (27), 2 K LF B. Grieve 1/5, R, RBI 1B M. Hoffpauir 1/5, R, RBI, 2B (12) 2B R. Lewis 1/4, 2 K SP J. Leicester 5.2 IP, 9 H, 7 ER, 6/2, 3 HR RP R. Valdes .1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 0/1 RP W. Nolen 1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 2/0, HR RP R. Rohlicek 1 perfect, 1/0 West Tenn lost 11-6 Box Score 2B E. Patterson 3/4, BB, SB (2), CS (1) SS R. Theriot 0/4, BB, SB (23), K RF A. Greenberg 2/5, SB (13), CS (4), K, E (2, throw) 1B B. Sing 0/4, BB, R, 2 K 3B C. McGehee 2/5, 2 R CF B. Coats 2/5, R, RBI, SB (17) DH M. Craig 2/4, 2 R, 2 RBI, HR (12) LF L. Montanez 0/3, BB C J. Reyes 2/4, 2 RBI SP C. Marmol 7 IP, 8 H, 5 ER, 6/4 RP D. Aardsma .2 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 1/1 Daytona lost 5-2 Box Score CF C. Walker 0/3, BB, R, CS (19) 3B S. Moore 1/4, 2 RBI, E (27, fielding) 1B B. Dopirak 0/4, K RF J³ 0/4, K C T. Richie 0/3, K SP M. Weber 3.1 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 2/3 RP A. Polanco 1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2/2 Peoria lost 6-0 Box Score CF S. Fuld 0/3, BB, K, E (5, fielding) DH S. Harris 1/4, 2B (1), SB (1), K RF R. Harvey 0/4, K, E (2, throw) 1B D. Larsen 0/4, 2 K SS J. Simokaitis 0/3, E (11, fielding) 3B L. Rivera 0/2, BB SP A. Guzman 3.1 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 3/0 RP A. Francisco 2 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 1/0 Boise won 9-6 Box Score CF D. Gregg 2/3, 2 BB, 2 R, SB (34), CS (11) DH C. Quinones 0/5, K 1B C. Gaskin 3/3, 2 BB, 3 R, 2 RBI, 2B (14), SB (3), E (9, throw) RF J. Defendis 2/4, BB, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2B (6), HR (1) LF J. Valdez 3/4, BB, R, 4 RBI, 2B (11), HR (5), SB (3), K, Assist (Home) 2B K. Reynolds 0/5, 3 K 3B E. Puello 0/4, 2 K, 2 E (13, fielding, throw) C J. Muyco 1/4, 2 K SS J. Mota 0/3, BB, K, E (18, fielding) SP D. Downs 5 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 5/2 RP A. Santana 2 IP, 1 H, 2 R, 0 ER, 4/2 Mesa won the final game of the season 9-5 Box Score 2B E. Serrano 3/5, 2 R, 2 RBI, SB (19), CS (5), K RF R. Episcopo 4/5, 2 RBI, CS (3), K, Assist (3B) CF R. Brown 0/5 DH N. Crouch 0/3, R, K, 2 HBP (ow) C M. Mercedes 0/3, PB (2) 1B R. Canzler 2/4, BB, 2 R, 2B (11), 2 K SS D. Johnston 2/3, BB, R, 2 RBI, E (5, throw) 3B V. Heredia 1/4, R, RBI, SB (7), 2 K SP E. Campusano 2 scoreless, 1 H, 2/0 RP J. Castillo 1.2 IP, 3 H, 3 ER, 1/3 SP W. Paganetti 2 scoreless and hitless, 0/1 OVERALL: 2-4

BA's report: He's had his best success as a starter so far this season, where he can induce a ton of groundballs outs and keep the ball in the park.

Some one could randomly post this before every Daytona game and they'd have a 33% chance of being right.

Just thought I'd do this list since we're now entering the "Wait, is he still on the board or is just me?" phase of the draft, I thought I'd put this list together of all of the players selected so far by position. Little bit easier to go through than the Alpha List, especially when you just want to know who's left at what position. :D QB Peyton Manning IND Donovan McNabb PHI Daunte Culpepper MIN Michael Vick ATL Marc Bulger STL Trent Green KC Carson Palmer CIN Tom Brady NE Kerry Collins OAK Jake Delhomme CAR Byron Leftwich JAX Matt Hasselbeck SEA Steve McNair TEN Drew Brees QB David Carr HOU Jake Plummer DEN Brian Griese TB Eli Manning NYG Joey Harrington DET RB LaDanian Tomlinson SD Shaun Alexander SEA Edgerrin James IND Willis McGahee BUF Deuce McAllister NO Jamal Lewis BAL Priest Holmes KC Corey Dillon NE Domanick Davis HOU Kevin Jones DET Julius Jones DAL Clinton Portis WAS Ahman Green GB Steven Jones STL Rudi Johnson CIN Brian Westbrook PHI Cadillac Williams TB Lamont Jordan OAK Tiki Barber NYG JJ Arrington AZ Fred Taylor JAX Ronnie Brown MIA Curtis Martin NYJ Kevan Barlow SF Tatum Bell DEN Chris Brown TEN Michael Bennett MIN Warrick Dunn ATL Thomas Jones CHI Deshaun Foster CAR Larry Johnson KC Cedric Benson CHI Mike Anderson DEN Duce Staley PIT Ricky Williams MIA Willie Parker PIT Travis Henry TEN Reuben Droughns CLE Najeh Davenport GB Mewelde Moore MIN Michael Pittman TB Derrick Blaylock NYJ Nick Goings CAR Lee Suggs CLE Brandon Jacobs RB WR Randy Moss OAK Marvin Harrison IND Torrie Holt STL Chad Johnson CIN Terrell Owens PHI Andre Johnson HOU Javon Walker GB Joe Horn NO Anquan Boldin, AZ Reggie Wayne IND Roy Williams DET Donald Driver GB Michael Clayton TB Nate Burleson MIN Darrell Jackson SEA Hines Ward PIT Larry Fitzgerald AZ Lee Evans BUF Jerry Porter OAK Steve Smith CAR Chris Chambers MIA Eric Moulds BUF Drew Bennett TEN Ashley Lelie DEN Derrick Mason BAL Laveranues Coles NYJ Deion Branch NE TJ Houshmandzadeh CIN Muhsin Muhammad CHI Jimmy Smith JAX Braylon Edwards CLE David Givens NE Keary Colbert CAR Donte Stallworth NO Isaac Bruce STL Michael Jenkins ATL Reche Caldwell SD Rod Smith DEN Plaxico Burress NYG Brandon Stokley IND Santana Moss WAS TE Tony Gonzalez KC Antonio Gates SD Jason Witten DAL Todd Heap BAL Eric Johnson SF Jeremy Shockey NYG Dallas Clark IND Alge Crumpler ATL Randy McMichael MIA Heath Miller PIT Kris Wilson KC Bubba Franks GB Chris Cooley WAS LJ Smith PHI DEF Pittsburgh Baltimore New England Chicago Carolina Buffalo Atlanta Washington Tampa Bay Dallas NY Jets K Adam Vinatieri NE Jason Elam DEN Mike Vanderjagt IND David Akers PHI Ryan Longwell GB Matt Stover BAL Shayne Graham CIN Sebastian Janikowski OAK Doug Brien CHI

I'll take the Carolina Defense with the 94th pick.

Two fun notes from BA's Daily Dish today:

Mesa's box posted. Pawelek had a bit of a rough outing and injury-plagued fringe prospect Aaron Krawiec made an appearance.

Box Scores Iowa won 4-1 Box Score 3B M. Fontenot 1/4, BB, RBI, K LF M. Murton 2/5, 2B (2), 3 K DH B. Grieve 1/4, BB, K RF D. Kelton 2/5, 2 R, RBI, 2B (26), HR (11), 2 K 1B M. Hoffpauir 2/4, RBI C G. Soto 0/3, K 2B R. Lewis 2/4, R, RBI, 2B (9), K SP J. Koronka 8 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 9/2, HR RP J. Van Buren 1 scoreless, 1 H, 2/0 West Tenn won 12-10 Box Score 2B E. Patterson 0/3, 2 BB, R, SB (1), K SS R. Theriot 2/3, 2 BB, 2 R, SB (22), E (13, fielding) RF A. Greenberg 0/1, BB, 3 R, RBI, HBP 1B B. Sing 2/3, 2 BB, 3 R, 2B (28) 3B C. McGehee 2/3, BB, 2 R, 6 RBI, HR (8) CF B. Coats 1/3, BB, 3 RBI LF L. Montanez 0/5 C J. Reyes 2/4, BB, R, RBI PH A. Sisk 0/1 SP R. Nolasco 7 scoreless, 3 H, 8/2 RP D. Aardsma 1 IP, 3 H, 4 ER, 0/2, HR Daytona won 3-1 Box Score CF C. Walker 1/2, 2 BB, 2 R, 2 SB (56) 3B S. Moore 1/3, BB, R 1B B. Dopirak 2/4, 2 RBI, 2 2B (26), E (16, missed catch) RF J³ 1/3, BB, RBI DH J. Fox 2/3, 2B (2B (20) SP R. Wells 6 scoreless, 2 H, 9/0 Peoria won 2-1 Box Score CF S. Fuld 1/4, R, 3B (5) LF S. Harris 0/4, RBI, K RF R. Harvey 0/4, K 1B D. Larsen 0/3, 2 K SS J. Simokaitis 0/3, 2 K 3B L. Rivera 1/3, RBI SP M. Billek 6 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 5/0 Boise lost 5-2 Box Score CF D. Gregg 0/3, BB, K RF J. Defendis 0/4 1B C. Gaskin 2/4, R 2B K. Reynolds 0/2, R, 2 K, HBP, 2 E (fielding x2) LF J. Valdez 1/3, RBI, 2B (10), K DH C. Quinones 1/3, RBI 3B E. Puello 0/3, 2 K C J. Muyco 0/3, 2 K SS J. Mota 0/3, 2 K SP M. Avery 4 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 1/1 RP L. Hagerty .1 scoreless and hitless, 0/2 OVERALL: 4-1 Mesa with an off day.

With the 87th pick, Masturbatory Autism takes Randy McMichael, TE, MIA

Show of hands. Up until that play there, how many of you have ever seen an infield single plate two runs without an error involved?

Furcal is painfully overrated and will get way more money than he's really worth. Cedeno might have a dropoff in some areas, but he'll be cheaper and a better long term option. Also, Sullivan has a history of throwing plentiful amounts of crap at the wall to see if it would stick. I'm not believing it until I see it.

Box Scores West Tenn won a game suspended on 8/26 3-2 Box Score RF A. Greenberg 1/3, BB, R SS R. Theriot 3/4, R, RBI, 2B (28) 3B C. McGehee 2/4, R 1B B. Sing 1/3, BB 2B A. Sisk 0/4, 2 K CF B. Coats 0/4, RBI LF L. Montanez 1/3, K SP JK Ryu 3 perfect, 3/0 RP A. Shipman 1 perfect, 2/0 West Tenn lost Game 2 of the DH 5-2 Box Score 2B E. Patterson 0/1, BB, RBI, E (1, throw) SS R. Theriot 0/3, E (12, fielding) RF A. Greenberg 0/0, 3 BB 1B B. Sing 0/3 3B M. Craig 0/2, BB, K CF D. Bacon 1/3 C J. Reyes 1/3, R, RBI PH B. Coats 0/1 PH C. McGehee 0/1 SP R. O'Malley 5 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2/1, HR Peoria won 4-1 Box Score CF S. Fuld 2/4, 2 R, 2B (31) 1B D. Larsen 0/4, K RF R. Harvey 0/3, BB, R, RBI, K, Assist (Home) SS J. Simokaitis 1/4, K, E (10, fielding) DH B. Flowers 1/4, 2 K SP S. Gallagher 7.1 scoreless, 3 H, 8/1 Boise won 4-0 Box Score CF D. Gregg 0/3, BB, RBI, CS (10), K RF J. Defendis 3/4, 2B (5) 1B C. Gaskin 0/3, BB, R DH K. Reynolds 2/4, R, RBI, 3B (3), 2 K LF C. Quinones 1/4, RBI C M. Reed 1/3, BB, 2 R, K SS J. Mota 2/4, RBI, CS (4), K SP D. Veal 4 hitless and scoreless, 7/3 Mesa lost 9-6 Box Score 2B E. Serrano 1/5, R RF R. Episcopo 2/4, BB, 3 R, 2 RBI, 2 SB (7), K CF R. Brown 1/2, 3 BB, RBI, 2B (8), K 1B N. Crouch 0/4, K, HBP DH R. Canzler 1/3, BB, RBI SS D. Johnston 0/5, 4 K (Ole!) 3B V. Heredia 1/3, R, SB (6), 2 K, E (4, fielding) SP M. Pawelek 3 IP, 1 H, 2 ER, 4/1, 3 HBP RP A. Krawiec 1 IP, 3 H, 3 ER, 0/1 OVERALL: 3-2 Iowa with an off day due to the hurricane. Daytona also with an off day.

=D> =D> \:D/ \:D/ E-Patt at a more age appropriate level, rockin'! Congrats to everyone else on their promotions, too!

We still haven't received a replacement for Crouthers...

Well.... that's a trait I value in girlfriends and center fielders, eh? Okay, I'll admit to lolling to this. Well played! :lol:

Darn you and your logic! :P I was going more on what my eyes were telling me while watching Corey in his return (although I could have sworn he had drawn more than two walks since coming back; yikes). No, I did not think that he had completely reversed himself, that'd be asking for a miracle. Instead, it seemed more to me that he was finally making progress, which was completely different from anything we had seen from him this season. However, it seems like any perceived progress I thought he was making has pretty much been flushed down the toilet. Can't wait for the same thing to happen to Felix Pie over the next few years.

A little more eloquence and a little less hyperbole will serve you well. :D It's really not hyperbole, though. When Patterson first came back from AAA, he looked like the kind of hitter we were all told he would become. He was working counts, drawing walks, hitting the ball to all fields, and utilizing his speed effectively. In essence, it seemed like he finally might have gotten himself back on track. But, instead, since then he's falling back into his old habits. He's swinging at bad pitches, using that loopy swing too frequently, and essentially regressing. That to me speaks way more about this coaching staff than Corey Patterson. The fact that he's falling back into these bad habits despite showing some promise is just a waste, to me. This coaching staff has completely screwed him over. I almost want the Cubs to trade him somewhere else so that he can shove it in the faces of these morons. Gah, it's so frustrating knowing that good coaching could make him into at the very least an above average player. But instead, he's not getting that up in the bigs.

Taking creative writing this semester, I see :wink: Just feeling a tad bit eloquent today. :P

Oh Corey. I feel so horrible for you. If you came up with any team other than the Cubs, you'd be considered one of the best young hitters in the game. But no, you had to come up with the Cubs and deal with a cadre of idiots and buffoons for managers and coaches in the big leagues. If the Cubs trade him for some magic beans and he flourishes elsewhere, I'm going to have an incredible grudge against Dusty Baker.

Runner on second, 1 out...Neifi up. I would not be surprised if he managed to hit into a double play.

I'd instead cry about the fact that this team can't score more than one run.

It all depends on whether or not he can finally master AAA. He's been really good in AA for the past two years, but he absolutely has to prove that he can take on the Pacific Coast League.

Thanks for making this possible everyone!

6-2, 3.53 ERA, 15 games, 9 starts, 58.2 IP, 48 hits, 26 runs, 23 earned, 3 HRs, 20 walks, 52 strikeouts Drafted by the Yankees in 2003 out of Community College, 43rd round. Clearly a draft & follow guy. Let me dig up some scouting reports if possible. Born: June 7th, 1984 Height: 6'3 Weight: 190 lbs Judging from his lines, he doesn't seem like an overpowering pitcher who thrives on striking out batters. When he's effective, he keeps the ball in the ball park, induces lots of ground ball outs, and doesn't walk guys. It seems that when he's not having a good night, he still won't walk a lot of guys, but he will get hit. I'm guessing he's a sinker baller, especially since he tends to do better at starting games than relief, but I could be way off.

The deal's not official yet per ESPN.com. The upper tiers of the NYY farm system aren't all that great, but lately they've been doing better in terms of drafting. Their lower minor leagues have some guys who are intriguing, but they don't have a ton of note in AA and AAA. Looking at the 40 man, it's not going to be any of the following prospects or young players, since they'd have to pass through waivers: RHP Jason Anderson RHP Colter Bean RHP Jorge De Paula LHP Wayne Franklin LHP Sean Henn RHP Sam Marsonek C Will Nieves IF Andy Phillips OF Melky Cabrera OF Kevin Reese Of those, the only ones who really are of interest to me are Cabrera and Bean...so, meh. Hopefully we got some one actually worthwhile.