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Draft History 1992 - 1965 Notable Picks 5) Steve Rodriguez 7) Joe DePastino 13) Bill Selby 27) Joe Hudson 36) Lou Merloni Brian Johnson 1) Aaron Sele 1) Scott Hatteberg 8) Luis Ortiz 10) Tony Rodriguez 17) Tim Van Egmond 18) Ron Mahay 21) Joel Bennet 2) Frank Rodriguez 3) Walt McKeel 6) Gar Finnvold 16) Erik Plantenburg 26) Les Norman 31) Jeff Johnson 36) Tim Davis 1) Greg Blosser 1) Mo Vaughn 1) Kevin Morton 2) Jeff McNeeley 3) Eric Wedge 4) Jeff Bagwell 6) Paul Quantrill 10) Greg Hansell 5) John Valentin 8) Tim Naehring 18) Hilly Hathaway 25) John Flaherty 28) Scott Taylor 33) Peter Hoy 1) Reggie Harris 1) Bob Zupcic 9) Mike Kelly 10) Jeff Plympton 11) Phil Plantier 15) Desi Wilson 26) Stan Spencer 1) Alan Mills 2) Curt Schilling 3) Scott Cooper 7) Mike Garica 1) Eric Hetzel 1) Daryl Irvine 2) Lance Blankenship 3) Tino Martinez 6) Todd Pratt 10) Brady Anderson 26) Ed Sprague 1) John Marzano 1) Dan Gakeler 3) Daryl Irvine 3) John Leister 4) Sean Berry 7) Steve Curry 8) Jody Reed 13) Zack Crouch 15) Derek Lilliquist 16) Scott Jordan 20) Jack McDowell

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Baseball Fever National League Milwaukee Brewers PDA View Full Version : on pitching health Ravenlord 05-08-2005, 01:08 AM the Brewers seem to be well ahead in the thought process of the science of arm health...i think great things feats of health (and probable improvement) are going to be seen in many of the upper middle and top pitching prospects the Brewers have in AA and below within the next two or three years. http://www.brewerfan.net/ViewArticle.do?articleId=208 by Bill Batterman on 04/14/2005 The Brewers have been plagued by injuries to their young pitchers for more than a decade. Prospect after hard-throwing prospect has signed on the dotted line, eager to fulfill their big league dreams and anxious to one day climb the bump at County Stadium or Miller Park, but precious few have survived their apprenticeship in the organization's minor leagues. For that, the Brewers have paid a heavy toll. Without the financial resources to acquire top-notch free agent hurlers, the team's failure to safely and successfully develop young pitchers has contributed in no small way to their ongoing 12-year losing streak. But things are beginning to change. Or at least that's what Doug Melvin, Gord Ash, Reid Nichols, and the rest of Milwaukee's braintrust are hoping for.

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Pro baseball POTENTIAL FREE AGENTS NEW YORK (AP) - The 129 players potentially eligible for free agency. Eligible players may file through Nov. 10 (o-team option for 1997; p-player option for 1997; r-under restriction against repeat free agency in a five-year span and may file only if team does not offer salary arbitration in five days following the World Series): AMERICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE (11) - o-Brady Anderson, of; r-Bobby Bonilla, of; Mike Deveraux, of; Pete Incaviglia, of; Roger McDowell, rhp; r-Eddie Murray, 1b; r-Jesse Orosco, lhp; r-Mark Parent, c; Bill Ripken, 2b; David Wells, lhp; Todd Zeile, 3b. BOSTON (3) - Roger Clemens, rhp; Mike Maddux, rhp; pr-Mike Stanley, c. CALIFORNIA (3) - Shawn Boskie, rhp; r-Jack Howell, 3b; Rex Hudler, of. CHICAGO (6) - r-Harold Baines, dh; Pat Borders, c; Marvin Freeman, rhp; r-Don Slaught, c; Kevin Tapani, rhp; r-Danny Tartabull, of. CLEVELAND (7) - Albert Belle, of; Mark Carreon, of; r-Dennis Martinez, rhp; o-Kent Mercker, lhp; r-Tony Pena, c; Eric Plunk, rhp; pr-Kevin Seitzer, 3b. DETROIT (0) MILWAUKEE (1) - Doug Jones, rhp.

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Pro baseball FREE AGENT SIGNINGS NEW YORK (AP) - The 94 free agents who have signed, with name, position, former club if different, and contract. The contract information was obtained by The Associated Press from player and management sources. For players with minor league contracts, letter agreements for major league contracts are in parentheses: AMERICAN LEAGUE ANAHEIM (5) - Signed Dave Hollins, 3b, Seattle, to a $3.8 million, two-year contract; signed Craig Grebeck, inf, Florida, to a $400,000, one-year contract; signed Eddie Murray, 1b, Baltimore, to a $750,000, one-year contract; re-signed Jack Howell, 3b, to a minor-league contract ($400,000); signed Luis Alicea, 2b, St. Louis, to a minor-league contract ($350,000). BALTIMORE (6) - Signed Jimmy Key, lhp, New York Yankees, to a $7.88 million, two-year contract; signed Mike Bordick, ss, Oakland, to a $9 million, three-year contract; signed Shawn Boskie, rhp, Anaheim, to a $760,000, one-year contract; signed Jerome Walton, of, Atlanta, to a minor-league contract ($400,000); signed Eric Davis, of, Cincinnati, to a $2.2 million, one-year contract; re-signed Pete Incaviglia, of, to a $650,000, one-year contract. BOSTON (5) - Re-signed Mike Maddux, rhp, to a $600,000, one-year contract; signed Bret Saberhagen, rhp, Colorado, to a minor-league contract ($500,000); re-signed Tim Naehring, 3b, to a $5.5 million, two-year contract; signed Steve Avery, lhp, Atlanta, to a $4.85 million, one-year contract; signed Jim Corsi, rhp, Oakland, to a minor-league contract ($350,000).

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FENWAY PARK I think one of my favorite ballpark memories was a not-so-pretty moment in Fenway. It was a season most Sox fans would like to forget because of the dreadful ending. However, a summer day game against the hated Yankees saw Billy Martin pull Reggie Jackson from right field in the middle of an inning! Apparently, this was because Martin felt Jackson made a lackadaisical effort on a play. An argument took place in dugout for all to see on the big screen. It was so wonderful to see two of the biggest names on the dreaded Yankees nearly come to blows. Michael Mahoney My dad was an avid baseball and Red Sox fan. In 1946, he took me to my first game at Fenway. I was five and immediately became addicted to my beloved Red Sox. Throughout my juvenile and teen-age years, I went to Fenway at an average of 30 games per annum. The memories are numerous. Foremost was being seated along the right field line as Teddy Ballgame homered at his last at-bat. I believe there were only about 13,000 of us there on that beautiful September afternoon in 1960. It was a thing of beauty at a place I consider to be paradise on earth. Jimmy Connors My greatest moment at Fenway Park is hard to rival, and I still have an unused "standing room only" ticket to prove it from Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. I was in the Army and stationed 40 miles from Boston at Fort Devens, Mass., and myself and a buddy literally spent the night before tickets went on sale for the World Series in sleeping bags, along with a few hundred other folks.

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all-baseball.com , part of the most valuable network , presents: Fire Brand of the American League Evan Brunell's analytical (and sometimes not so analytical) look at the Boston Red Sox. most valuable all-baseball cub reporter transaction guy ... baltimore chop September 10, 2005 Favorite Red Sox Players Ever by Evan Brunell Randy Booth, of Red Sox Haven has given a guest column to Fire Brand, which is below. Catcher: 1st Base: Big Mo. How could you not love Big Mo when he was a Red Sox? All that power and that big body swaggering in the batters box. He was fun to watch and he was great in the Boston community. There was just money problems that sent him out of Boston. Would I like to have him now? No. Probably not even if he was completely healthy. But he will always be a favorite of mine. 2nd Base: 3rd Base: Shortstop: Left Field: Center Field: Right Field: Starting Pitcher: The greatest pitcher ever. I obviously never saw him pitch but his numbers are crazy and I like the guy so much because of what he accomplished in baseball. He is one baseball player that I wish I could have seen pitch. Randy Booth June 27, 2004

77. Fire Brand Of The American League: Fire Brand Has A New Home, Eh? Archives Allbaseball and Most Valuable Network merged in March of 2005, in which I thenshifted Troy O’Leary, tim naehring, Mike Greenwell, Reggie Jefferson, http://www.all-baseball.com/firebrand/archives/018022.html

all-baseball.com , part of the most valuable network , presents: Fire Brand of the American League Evan Brunell's analytical (and sometimes not so analytical) look at the Boston Red Sox. most valuable all-baseball cub reporter transaction guy ... baltimore chop September 10, 2005 Fire Brand Has A New Home, Eh? by Evan Brunell Fire Brand of the American League My favorite player is Tim Wakefield, which is why he was the inaugural Fire Brand of the American League I live by three mottos. The first is that no matter who you are, or what disability you have, you can put yourself out in this world and make a name for yourself. Third is that the universe is the limit, not just the sky. Ode to Pedro REWIND to 1996, the first year I became a Red Sox fan. I was ten years old, and was starting to really get into the team. Unfortunately, I became a fan the year after 1995, so I have yet to witness and experience a division title by the Red Sox. We’ll get there, though. I attended my first Red Sox game when I was nine (1995), but I wasn’t too impressed. I told my father and mother to tell me when Mo Vaughn and Jose Canseco got up to bat. When they weren’t, I read a book. The book wasn’t even baseball related. Mo and Jose were it for me. Therefore all I remember about the 1995 season is one game with Mo Vaughn and Jose Canseco. [Note: Don’t get me wrong, I was a fan of the Red Sox, but I was just an average fan, and I loved to read!] 1996, I fell for the Red Sox - hard. In the span of one month, I became well-versed in the Red Sox language, in the team, and in their ‘cursed’ history. Mike Stanley was still catching in 1996, and he quickly became a favorite of mine. Then you had John Valentin, Jeff Frye (I still remember the day I picked up the newspaper and was floored to hear that the incumbent starting second baseman just handed the job, had torn his ACL), Troy O’Leary, Tim Naehring, Mike Greenwell, Reggie Jefferson, Bill Haselman, Darren Bragg, Roger Clemens, Tom Gordon, Tim Wakefield, Aaron Sele, Heathcliff Slocumb, Mike Stanton, Rich Garces, Jamie Moyer, Vaughn Eshelman, and of course, Mo Vaughn and Jose Canseco. Looking back, I am floored how we ever finished 85-77.

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Top of the Order Setting: Modern Major League baseball. Draft your team from your 80 card deck and face off against your opponent. Game Play: Terrible. Actually, the draft mechanism is okay and actually pitching and throwing are okay, but determining the result is difficult and unnecessarily complex. Once a player has drafted his team, the game plays just like baseball. The player who has a batter up chooses a card representing the swing he will use and plays it face down. The pitcher does the same to indicate the pitch used. Now, each player draws a card. On that card there is a color bar for pitches and swings. Now, the player who pitches takes that color and looks up their pitch on a chart. The batter does the same for the swing. Find where the two columns meet. That is the result. Look that result up on another chart to indicate the result. Either the batter is out or they're on a base. All of this has to be tracked in your head, because there is no mechanism for doing it on the table. Essentially, each player plays a card, flips a card, compares their results on a chart and then looks at another chart to determine the result. This game is way too complicated. The Role-Master of CCG's. The Look: Mixed. The photos they chose are great, but each card has either 16 or 17 stats on it (8 of which you also have to keep track of their color). This much complexity makes the cards difficult to use.

79. Ligue HB5 Du Bas-St-Laurent: Statistiques 1997 Utilisez AltTab pour revenir à la fenêtre de la Ligue de baseball sur HardBall5 - Saison 1997 . Frank 3 0 0 0 3B naehring, tim 4 1 0 0 RF Tartabull, http://www.geocities.com/heartland/plains/4114/hb5recbs.html

Les statistiques et records non-compilés par HardBall 5 Vous êtes maintenant dans une nouvelle fenêtre de votre navigateur. Utilisez Alt-Tab pour revenir à la fenêtre de la "Ligue de baseball sur HardBall 5 - Saison 1997". Le moins de coups sûrs accordés dans une partie contre l'ordinateur Martin Ratté - Boston Le moins de coups sûrs accordés dans une partie contre un humain Victoire de Sébastien Santerre - Cleveland sur Réjean Dumas - Seattle Le plus de circuits frappés par une équipe dans une partie Sébastien Santerre - Cleveland

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