December 2008
The Mock Draft Continues…
5 rounds to go!
R1 P1 Rhett Oldham Ramirez, Hanley
R1 P2 Yogi FBM24 Rodriguez, Alex
R1 P3 Schwartzstops Reyes, Jose
R1 P4 Paul Greco Wright, David
R1 P5 Adam Ronis Pujols, Albert
R1 P6 Lenny Melnick Rollins, Jimmy
R1 P7 Jeff Erickson Utley, Chase
R1 P8 Tony Cincotta Cabrera, Miguel
R1 P9 Eric Stashin Howard, Ryan
R1 P10 Mike Siano Kinsler, Ian
R1 P11 Jason Collette Sizemore, Grady
R1 P12 Sean in DC Braun, Ryan
R2 P1 Sean in DC Teixeira, Mark
R2 P2 Jason Collette Pedroia, Dustin
R2 P3 Mike Siano Beltran, Carlos
R2 P4 Eric Stashin Hamilton, Josh
R2 P5 Tony Cincotta Suzuki, Ichiro
R2 P6 Jeff Erickson Upton, B.J.
R2 P7 Lenny Melnick Fielder, Prince
R2 P8 Adam Ronis Crawford, Carl
R2 P9 Paul Greco Holliday, Matt
R2 P10 Schwartzstops Soriano, Alfonso
R2 P11 Yogi FBM24 Berkman, Lance
R2 P12 Rhett Oldham Phillips, Brandon
R3 P1 Rhett Oldham Santana, Johan
R3 P2 Yogi FBM24 Lee, Carlos
R3 P3 Schwartzstops Roberts, Brian
R3 P4 Paul Greco Morneau, Justin
R3 P5 Adam Ronis Longoria, Evan
R3 P6 Lenny Melnick Guerrero, Vladimir
R3 P7 Jeff Erickson Quentin, Carlos
R3 P8 Tony Cincotta Ramirez, Manny
R3 P9 Eric Stashin Sabathia, C.C.
R3 P10 Mike Siano Martin, Russell
R3 P11 Jason Collette Rios, Alex
R3 P12 Sean in DC Lincecum, Tim
R4 P1 Sean in DC Bay, Jason
R4 P2 Jason Collette Hamels, Cole
R4 P3 Mike Siano Dunn, Adam
R4 P4 Eric Stashin Gonzalez, Adrian
R4 P5 Tony Cincotta McCann, Brian
R4 P6 Jeff Erickson Mauer, Joe
R4 P7 Lenny Melnick Ramirez, Aramis
R4 P8 Adam Ronis Kemp, Matt
R4 P9 Paul Greco Hart, Corey
R4 P10 Schwartzstops Markakis, Nick
R4 P11 Yogi FBM24 Granderson, Curtis
R4 P12 Rhett Oldham Peavy, Jake
R5 P1 Rhett Oldham Webb, Brandon
R5 P2 Yogi FBM24 Papelbon, Jonathan
R5 P3 Schwartzstops Nathan, Joe
R5 P4 Paul Greco McLouth, Nate
R5 P5 Adam Ronis Ortiz, David
R5 P6 Lenny Melnick Ellsbury, Jacoby
R5 P7 Jeff Erickson Halladay, Roy
R5 P8 Tony Cincotta Ramirez, Alexei
R5 P9 Eric Stashin Youkilis, Kevin
R5 P10 Mike Siano Lidge, Brad
R5 P11 Jason Collette Haren, Dan
R5 P12 Sean in DC Rodriguez, Francisco
R6 P1 Sean in DC Drew, Stephen
R6 P2 Jason Collette Soria, Joakim
R6 P3 Mike Siano Rivera, Mariano
R6 P4 Eric Stashin Soto, Geovany
R6 P5 Tony Cincotta Victorino, Shane
R6 P6 Jeff Erickson Jones, Chipper
R6 P7 Lenny Melnick Martinez, Victor
R6 P8 Adam Ronis Furcal, Rafael
R6 P9 Paul Greco Figgins, Chone
R6 P10 Schwartzstops Abreu, Bobby
R6 P11 Yogi FBM24 Ordonez, Magglio
R6 P12 Rhett Oldham Uggla, Dan
R7 P1 Rhett Oldham Votto, Joey
R7 P2 Yogi FBM24 Lackey, John
R7 P3 Schwartzstops Atkins, Garrett
R7 P4 Paul Greco Young, Michael
R7 P5 Adam Ronis Beckett, Josh
R7 P6 Lenny Melnick Pence, Hunter
R7 P7 Jeff Erickson Ludwick, Ryan
R7 P8 Tony Cincotta Lee
, Derrek
R7 P9 Eric Stashin Hardy, J.J.
R7 P10 Mike Siano Jeter, Derek
R7 P11 Jason Collette Davis, Chris
R7 P12 Sean in DC Young, Chris
R8 P1 Sean in DC Pena, Carlos
R8 P2 Jason Collette Encarnacion, Edwin
R8 P3 Mike Siano Loney, James
R8 P4 Eric Stashin Hunter, Torii
R8 P5 Tony Cincotta Kazmir, Scott
R8 P6 Jeff Erickson Tulowitzki, Troy
R8 P7 Lenny Melnick Wells, Vernon
R8 P8 Adam Ronis Dye, Jermaine
R8 P9 Paul Greco Matsuzaka, Daisuke
R8 P10 Schwartzstops Valverde, Jose
R8 P11 Yogi FBM24 Cano, Robinson
R8 P12 Rhett Oldham Bruce, Jay
R9 P1 Rhett Oldham Ethier, Andre
R9 P2 Yogi FBM24 Liriano, Francisco
R9 P3 Schwartzstops Billingsley, Chad
R9 P4 Paul Greco Shields, James
R9 P5 Adam Ronis Oswalt, Roy
R9 P6 Lenny Melnick Santana, Ervin
R9 P7 Jeff Erickson Hernandez, Felix
R9 P8 Tony Cincotta Lee, Cliff
R9 P9 Eric Stashin Peralta, Jhonny
R9 P10 Mike Siano Ibanez, Raul
R9 P11 Jason Collette Doumit, Ryan
R9 P12 Sean in DC Harden, Rich
R10 P1 Sean in DC Jenks, Bobby
R10 P2 Jason Collette Werth, Jayson
R10 P3 Mike Siano Damon, Johnny
R10 P4 Eric Stashin Lester, Jon
R10 P5 Tony Cincotta Huff, Aubrey
R10 P6 Jeff Erickson Cain, Matt
R10 P7 Lenny Melnick Volquez, Edinson
R10 P8 Adam Ronis Zimmerman, Ryan
R10 P9 Paul Greco Molina, Bengie
R10 P10 Schwartzstops Beltre, Adrian
R10 P11 Yogi FBM24 Milledge, Lastings
R10 P12 Rhett Oldham Cordero, Francisco
R11 P1 Rhett Oldham Ryan, B.J.
R11 P2 Yogi FBM24 Gallardo, Yovani
R11 P3 Schwartzstops Wainwright, Adam
R11 P4 Paul Greco Burnett, A.J.
R11 P5 Adam Ronis Zambrano, Carlos
R11 P6 Lenny Melnick Kendrick, Howie
R11 P7 Jeff Erickson Delgado, Carlos
R11 P8 Tony Cincotta Iannetta, Chris
R11 P9 Eric Stashin Chamberlain, Joba
R11 P10 Mike Siano Greinke, Zack
R11 P11 Jason Collette Vazquez, Javier
R11 P12 Sean in DC Nady, Xavier
R12 P1 Sean in DC Dempster, Ryan
R12 P2 Jason Collette Gordon, Alex
R12 P3 Mike Siano Saunders, Joe
R12 P4 Eric Stashin Hawpe, Brad
R12 P5 Tony Cincotta Aviles, Mike
R12 P6 Jeff Erickson Upton, Justin
R12 P7 Lenny Melnick Nolasco, Ricky
R12 P8 Adam Ronis Sheets, Ben
R12 P9 Paul Greco Putz, J.J.
R12 P10 Schwartzstops Burrell, Pat
R12 P11 Yogi FBM24 Capps, Matt
R12 P12 Rhett Oldham Sandoval, Pablo
R13 P1 Rhett Oldham Wieters, Matt
R13 P2 Yogi FBM24 Cabrera, Orlando
R13 P3 Schwartzstops Danks, John
R13 P4 Paul Greco Verlander, Justin
R13 P5 Adam Ronis Broxton, Jonathan
R13 P6 Lenny Melnick Duchscherer, Justin
R13 P7 Jeff Erickson Theriot, Ryan
R13 P8 Tony Cincotta Marmol, Carlos
R13 P9 Eric Stashin Wood, Kerry
R13 P10 Mike Siano Floyd, Gavin
R13 P11 Jason Collette Johnson, Kelly
R13 P12 Sean in DC
Matsui, Kaz
R14 P1 Sean in DC Glaus, Troy
R14 P2 Jason Collette Cruz, Nelson
R14 P3 Mike Siano Mora, Melvin
R14 P4 Eric Stashin Posada, Jorge
R14 P5 Tony Cincotta Thome, Jim
R14 P6 Jeff Erickson Jackson, Conor
R14 P7 Lenny Melnick Weeks, Rickie
R14 P8 Adam Ronis DeRosa, Mark
R14 P9 Paul Greco Price, David
R14 P10 Schwartzstops Bell, Heath
R14 P11 Yogi FBM24 Harang, Aaron
R14 P12 Rhett Oldham Reynolds, Mark
R15 P1 Rhett Oldham Jones, Adam
R15 P2 Yogi FBM24 Tejada, Miguel
R15 P3 Schwartzstops Myers, Brett
R15 P4 Paul Greco Fuentes, Brian
R15 P5 Adam Ronis Young, Chris
R15 P6 Lenny Melnick Maine, John
R15 P7 Jeff Erickson Napoli, Mike
R15 P8 Tony Cincotta Hanrahan, Joel
R15 P9 Eric Stashin Street, Huston
R15 P10 Mike Siano Swisher, Nick
R15 P11 Jason Collette Devine, Joey
R15 P12 Sean in DC Maybin, Cameron
R16 P1 Sean in DC Kershaw, Clayton
R16 P2 Jason Collette Bradley, Milton
R16 P3 Mike Siano Lilly, Ted
R16 P4 Eric Stashin Taveras, Willy
R16 P5 Tony Cincotta Bedard, Erik
R16 P6 Jeff Erickson Garza, Matt
R16 P7 Lenny Melnick Blalock, Hank
R16 P8 Adam Ronis Ankiel, Rick
R16 P9 Paul Greco Rowand, Aaron
R16 P10 Schwartzstops Hernandez, Ramon
R16 P11 Yogi FBM24 Gomez, Carlos
R16 P12 Rhett Oldham Cantu, Jorge
R17 P1 Rhett Oldham Lowe, Derek
R17 P2 Yogi FBM24 Arredondo, Jose
R17 P3 Schwartzstops Pierzynski, A.J.
R17 P4 Paul Greco Navarro, Dioner
R17 P5 Adam Ronis Span, Denard
R17 P6 Lenny Melnick Laird, Gerald
R17 P7 Jeff Erickson Wilson, Brian
R17 P8 Tony Cincotta Gonzalez, Mike
R17 P9 Eric Stashin Lopez, Jose
R17 P10 Mike Siano Bartlett, Jason
R17 P11 Jason Collette Slowey, Kevin
R17 P12 Sean in DC Shoppach, Kelly
R18 P1 Sean in DC Johnson, Josh
R18 P2 Jason Collette Escobar, Yunel
R18 P3 Mike Siano Young, Delmon
R18 P4 Eric Stashin Sanchez, Jonathan
R18 P5 Tony Cincotta Lopez, Felipe
R18 P6 Jeff Erickson Corpas, Manny
R18 P7 Lenny Melnick Baker, Scott
R18 P8 Adam Ronis Lindstrom, Matt
R18 P9 Paul Greco LaRoche, Adam
R18 P10 Schwartzstops Polanco, Placido
R18 P11 Yogi FBM24 Wang, Chien-Ming
R18 P12 Rhett Oldham Dukes, Elijah
Fantasy Roundtable
Which player who’s signed a new contract since the start of the free agent period has most improved his fantasy stock? Read what our experts say in the latest roundtable
Another Mock Draft
I don’t know about you, but with the fantasy football season winding down (my team was just eliminated from the playoffs), I’m beginning to get that baseball itch. For those feeling the same way, here’s a mock draft from last night in which Cushing was a participant. As you’ll notice, there are plenty of surprises. Tell us what you think.
-Zach
Podcasts + Upcoming Show Sked
In case you missed it, the guys did an hour long show from Vegas on Tuesday. The audio and video podcasts for this one are available on the site. In addition, you can also get an audio podcast of a couple of short segments from Wednesday…one analyzing the Sabathia and K-Rod signings and the other discussing the Mariners-Mets-Indians three team deal. Here’s how the 411 schedule looks for the next couple of weeks:
Today – no show
Tuesday 12/16 and Thursday 12/18 – McCarthy and Schwartz
Tuesday 12/23 – Hosts TBD (final show of 2008)
More Unreads (12/10)
Hey again guys,
I am in a 10 team keeper league, points h2h. We keep 8 players with a requirement of keeping 2 pitchers. I have to keep 2 of the following pitchers: Chad Billingsley, Joba Chamberlain or Brad Lidge. Who do I keep?
Tzvi in Israel
Hey Tzvi,
Go with Lidge and Billingsley. Lidge is an obvious choice, as one could easily make the case that he was the top fantasy closer in 2008. You can’t do much better than 41 for 41. And that’s not including the playoffs! On the surface, the choice between Billingsley and Joba seems like a tough one, but it really isn’t. While both have bright futures ahead of them, Billingsley’s clearly a starter, and probably a top 15 one heading into ’09. The Yankees are insisting that Chamberlain will start, but considering their free agent starter blitz, a move back to the bullpen might make more sense. As a middle reliever, Joba has minimal fantasy value, and even if he winds up in the rotation, he has considerably less experience than Billingsley when it comes to pitching every fifth day. I understand it’s tempting to keep Joba due to his huge long-term potential, but don’t for a second think that the 24 year-old Billingsley has already reached his ceiling.
Hi guys.
I am keeping 5 bats and will therefore be picking my first pitcher in the 6th round. Would you rather take a Closer first like Soria, K-Rod or Mo, or take the best SP like Lackey or Haren and fill up on Closers later?
Cheers.
Kevin in England
Hey Kevin,
I’d definitely take a starter and closer with the first two picks but the order really depends on where you’re drafting and who’s still on the board. All things equal, I’ll lean towards the closer. If you can get a K-Rod or Mo, take them over a Lackey or Haren. Owning an elite closer is invaluable, and they’re generally less injury prone and more consistent from year to year than even a top tier starter. That doesn’t mean you should wait several rounds to get your ace, but a K-Rod/Dice-K duo sure beats a Valverde/Haren one. And who knows? It’s quite possible that you’ll wind up with both K-Rod/Mariano/Soria and Haren/Lackey. The key is to be flexible.
Zach Steinhorn
Top 50 Prospects for ’09
The much anticipated list is out, hot off the press! Keeper leaguers take note. Price #1, what a surprise.
-Zach
Unreads for 12/4
5 Keeper league…Planning on keeping David Wright anyone else worth keeping?
Kelly Shoppach
Ivan Rodriguez
Adrian Gonzalez
Brian Roberts
Jhonny Peralta
Kosuke Fukudome
Torii Hunter
Aaron Rowand
Jose Guillen
James Loney
Justin Verlander
Felix Hernandez
Daisuke Matsuzaka
Chad Billingsley
Fauston Carmona
Chris Perez
Troy Percival
George Sherrill
Grant Balfour
Andy Sonnanstine
Cristian Guzman
Carlos Gomez
Victor Martinez
Vicente Padilla
Thanks,
Jeff
Hey Jeff,
A good way to look at this is to think about who would classify as a top five round selection. Assuming this is a 12 teamer, that would translate to a top 60 pick. Roberts certainly fits this description. Roberts is as consistent as they come at the second base position, providing around a .290 average, 40 or so steals, 100+ runs, and double digit homers. He’s no worse than a late fourth rounder, and will likely be drafted even before then. Adrian Gonzalez is another guy you should hold onto. There’s a slight chance he’ll last into the sixth round, but don’t take that risk! Once again, the key is consistency. Adrian’s averaged 33 homers, 110 RBIs, and 102 runs scored over the last two seasons while playing half his games at Petco. Pretty impressive.
Beyond the Wright-Roberts-Gonzalez trio, I’d stay put and take those extra draft picks. Keeping V-Mart is tempting, but chances are he will still be on the board by the time you make your first regularly scheduled pick. The fact that Martinez returned from elbow surgery to hit .288 with a .475 slugging percentage in the month of September bodes well for his ’09 outlook, especially if he’s available at a discount. Considering V-Mart at that spot could pay big dividends.
It’s great to have you guys back for the winter – Dustin Pedroia was taken 14th overall in your mock draft, and I was surprised that nobody’s talked about him and whether that’s where his value lies for next season. Could you guys elaborate a little bit on where Pedroia fits in the early rounds and among other second basemen?
Thanks, as always!
Adam in St. Louis
Hey Adam,
No way is Pedroia anywhere close to the 14th best player in fantasy baseball. This is yet another example of fans overvaluing players on their favorite teams. And the number of Red Sox fans is constantly growing! Take advantage of that. There’s no question Pedroia’s across the board numbers can help any fantasy club, but he doesn’t have a track record of dominance in multiple categories, a prerequisite for any first or second rounder. Looking at that mock draft, I’d much rather have Beltran, Upton, Ichiro, Carlos Lee, Berkman, Holliday, Morneau, or even Brandon Phillips and Brian Roberts. All in all, I view Pedroia as more of a fourth round player, and would rank him fifth among second basemen, after Utley, Kinsler, Phillips, and Roberts.
Zach Steinhorn
Renteria to Giants
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Looking to add strength to both the middle of the infield and to the top of the lineup, the San Francisco Giants have signed free agent infielder Edgar Renteria to a two-year contract, club Senior Vice President and General Manager Brian Sabean announced today.
Per club policy, financial terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Renteria, 33, is a career .290 hitter in 13 big league seasons with Florida (1996-98), St. Louis (1999-2004), Boston (2005), Atlanta (2006-07) and Detroit (2008). The 6-foot-1, 200-pound native of Colombia is a five-time National League All-Star selection (1998, 2000, 2003-04, 2006), two-time Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner (2002-03) and three-time Silver Slugger Award winner (2000, 2002-03).
“We’re extremely excited to bring a player of Edgar’s caliber to our organization,” said Sabean. “He is a complete player on both sides of the ball, a clutch performer and a winner. He has the hardware to show it with the awards he has garnered and a World Series ring. We look forward to seeing him in a Giants uniform.”
Renteria spent all of last season with the Detroit Tigers, batting .270 with 69 runs, 22 doubles, two triples, 10 home runs and 55 RBI in 138 games. He led the American League with a .366 batting average against left-handed pitchers and posted a .296 average in 56 games following the All-Star Break. He also reached the 2,000 hit milestone last season, achieving the feat June 17 at San Francisco and becoming just one of 20 active Major League players to amass 2,000 or more hits in his career.
A career .293 hitter in the National League, Renteria ranked fourth in the NL in 2007 with a career-best .332 batting average in his second season with the Braves. He compiled one of his finest seasons in 2003 with St. Louis, posting career highs in games (157), hits (194), doubles (47), RBI (100), on-base pct. (.394) and slugging pct. (.480). He has fared extremely well at AT&T Park, compiling a career .344 average (32-for-93) in 23 contests.
Originally signed by Florida as a non-drafted free agent in 1992, Renteria brings a resume of winning baseball to San Francisco, making six trips to the postseason with Florida, St. Louis and Boston. A veteran of 55 career playoff contests, Renteria owns a .246 lifetime postseason average with one homer and 17 RBI while playing in six Division Series (1997, 2000-02, 2004-05), four Championship Series (1997, 2000, 2002, 2004) and a pair of World Series (1997, 2004). One of his most memorable performances was his game-winning hit off Charles Nagy in Game 7 of Florida’s 1997 World Series victory over Cleveland.
Throughout his career, he has been frequently named by Baseball America as one of the best defensive shortstops and one of the best hit and run artists in baseball. He is a lifetime .299 hitter with runners in scoring position, including a .302 mark in 2008.
Vazquez Trade Official
Braves Acquire Pitchers Javier Vazquez and Boone Logan From White Sox
Atlanta sends four prospects to Chicago
ATLANTA – The Atlanta Braves and Chicago White Sox announced today that the two clubs have completed a six-player trade. The Braves acquired right-handed starting pitcher Javier Vazquez and left-handed relief pitcher Boone Logan from the White Sox in exchange for catcher Tyler Flowers, infielder Brent Lillibridge, minor-league infielder Jon Gilmore and minor-league pitcher Santos Rodriguez.
Vazquez, 32, is under contract through the 2010 season. He owns a career record of 127-129 with a 4.32 ERA in 11 major league seasons and ranks ninth among all active pitchers in strikeouts (2,015), 14th in innings pitched (2,270.2) and 15th in games started (353). His career strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.34 ranks sixth among all active pitchers (minimum 2,000 innings pitched).
Vazquez is the only major league pitcher to post at least 10 wins, 30 starts and 150 strikeouts in each of the last nine seasons. In 2007 he notched a 15-8 record with a 3.73 ERA and 213 strikeouts in 216.2 innings pitched. Last season he went 12-16 with a 4.67 ERA and 200 strikeouts in 208.1 innings of work.
Vazquez has pitched at least 200 innings in eight of the last nine seasons (he had 198 IP in 2004) and has recorded 200 or more strikeouts four times in his career, including each of the last two campaigns. He has also finished in his league’s top 10 in strikeouts in eight of the last nine seasons, including ranking fourth in the American League in each of the last three years (2006-08).
Originally selected by the Montreal Expos in the fifth round of the 1993 draft, Vazquez has pitched for four different clubs: Montreal (1998-2003), New York Yankees (2004), Arizona Diamondbacks (2005) and Chicago (2006-08).
Logan, 24, has appeared in 144 career games (all in relief) in three seasons. The 6-foot-5 lefthander was selected in the 20th round of the 2002 draft and made his major league debut in 2006. Logan appeared in 55 games for the Sox in 2008, going 2-3 with a 5.95 ERA and 42 strikeouts in 42.1 innings pitched.
JAVIER VAZQUEZ’S CAREER RECORD
YEAR TEAM LG W L PCT G SV IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA
1998 Montreal NL 5 15 .250 33 0 172.1 196 121 116 31 68 139 6.06
1999 Montreal NL 9 8 .529 26 0 154.2 154 98 86 20 52 113 5.00
2000 Montreal NL 11 9 .550 33 0 217.2 247 104 98 24 61 196 4.05
2001 Montreal NL 16 11 .593 32 0 223.2 197 92 85 24 44 208 3.42
2002 Montreal NL 10 13 .435 34 0 230.1 243 111 100 28 49 179 3.91
2003 Montreal NL 13 12 .520 34 0 230.2 198 93 83 28 57 241 3.24
2004 New York AL 14 10 .583 32 0 198.0 195 114 108 33 60 150 4.91
2005 Arizona NL 11 15 .423 33 0 215.2 223 112 106 35 46 192 4.42
2006 Chicago AL 11 12 .478 33 0 202.2 206 116 109 23 56 184 4.84
2007 Chicago AL 15 8 .652 32 0 216.2 197 95 90 29 50 213 3.74
2008 Chicago AL 12 16 .429 33 0 208.1 214 113 108 25 61 200 4.67
MAJOR TOTALS 127 129 .496 355 0 2270.2 2270 1169 1089 300 604 2015 4.32
BOONE LOGAN’S CAREER RECORD
YEAR TEAM LG W L PCT G SV IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA
2006 Chicago AL 0 0 .000 21 1 17.1 21 18 16 2 15 15 8.31
2007 Chicago AL 2 1 .667 68 0 50.2 59 30 28 7 20 35 4.97
2008 Chicago AL 2 3 .400 55 0 42.1 57 31 28 7 14 42 5.95
MAJOR TOTALS 4 4 .500 144 1 110.1 137 79 72 16 49 92 5.87
Updated ’09 Mock Draft (through Round 6)
As promised, here it is…
R1 P1 Rhett Oldham Ramirez, Hanley
R1 P2 Yogi FBM24 Rodriguez, Alex
R1 P3 Schwartzstops Reyes, Jose
R1 P4 Paul Greco Wright, David
R1 P5 Adam Ronis Pujols, Albert
R1 P6 Lenny Melnick Rollins, Jimmy
R1 P7 Jeff Erickson Utley, Chase
R1 P8 Tony Cincotta Cabrera, Miguel
R1 P9 Eric Stashin Howard, Ryan
R1 P10 Mike Siano Kinsler, Ian
R1 P11 Jason Collette Sizemore, Grady
R1 P12 Sean in DC Braun, Ryan
R2 P1 Sean in DC Teixeira, Mark
R2 P2 Jason Collette Pedroia, Dustin
R2 P3 Mike Siano Beltran, Carlos
R2 P4 Eric Stashin Hamilton, Josh
R2 P5 Tony Cincotta Suzuki, Ichiro
R2 P6 Jeff Erickson Upton, B.J.
R2 P7 Lenny Melnick Fielder, Prince
R2 P8 Adam Ronis Crawford, Carl
R2 P9 Paul Greco Holliday, Matt
R2 P10 Schwartzstops Soriano, Alfonso
R2 P11 Yogi FBM24 Berkman, Lance
R2 P12 Rhett Oldham Phillips, Brandon
R3 P1 Rhett Oldham Santana, Johan
R3 P2 Yogi FBM24 Lee, Carlos
R3 P3 Schwartzstops Roberts, Brian
R3 P4 Paul Greco Morneau, Justin
R3 P5 Adam Ronis Longoria, Evan
R3 P6 Lenny Melnick Guerrero, Vladimir
R3 P7 Jeff Erickson Quentin, Carlos
R3 P8 Tony Cincotta Ramirez, Manny
R3 P9 Eric Stashin Sabathia, C.C.
R3 P10 Mike Siano Martin, Russell
R3 P11 Jason Collette Rios, Alex
R3 P12 Sean in DC Lincecum, Tim
R4 P1 Sean in DC Bay, Jason
R4 P2 Jason Collette Hamels, Cole
R4 P3 Mike Siano Dunn, Adam
R4 P4 Eric Stashin Gonzalez, Adrian
R4 P5 Tony Cincotta McCann, Brian
R4 P6 Jeff Erickson Mauer, Joe
R4 P7 Lenny Melnick Ramirez, Aramis
R4 P8 Adam Ronis Kemp, Matt
R4 P9 Paul Greco Hart, Corey
R4 P10 Schwartzstops Markakis, Nick
R4 P11 Yogi FBM24 Granderson, Curtis
R4 P12 Rhett Oldham Peavy, Jake
R5 P1 Rhett Oldham Webb, Brandon
R5 P2 Yogi FBM24 Papelbon, Jonathan
R5 P3 Schwartzstops Nathan, Joe
R5 P4 Paul Greco McLouth, Nate
R5 P5 Adam Ronis Ortiz, David
R5 P6 Lenny Melnick Ellsbury, Jacoby
R5 P7 Jeff Erickson Halladay, Roy
R5 P8 Tony Cincotta Ramirez, Alexei
R5 P9 Eric Stashin Youkilis, Kevin
R5 P10 Mike Siano Lidge, Brad
R5 P11 Jason Collette Haren, Dan
R5 P12 Sean in DC Rodriguez, Francisco
R6 P1 Sean in DC Drew, Stephen
R6 P2 Jason Collette Soria, Joakim
R6 P3 Mike Siano Rivera, Mariano
R6 P4 Eric Stashin Soto, Geovany
R6 P5 Tony Cincotta Victorino, Shane
R6 P6 Jeff Erickson Jones, Chipper
R6 P7 Lenny Melnick Martinez, Victor
R6 P8 Adam Ronis Furcal, Rafael
R6 P9 Paul Greco Figgins, Chone
R6 P10 Schwartzstops Abreu, Bobby
R6 P11 Yogi FBM24 Ordonez, Magglio
R6 P12 Rhett Oldham Uggla, Dan
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