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  1. Seth Stohs
    12th Round - 155 - Daniel Bard 156 - Cory Luebke 157 - Jason Kipnis 158 - Lonnie Chisenhall 159 - Wandy Rodriguez 160 - Nick Markakis 161 - Jhonny Peralta 162 - Logan Morrison 163 - Austin Jackson 164 - Colby Lewis 165 - Hiroki Kuroda 166 - Trevor Cahill 167 - Brennan Boesch 168 - Jason Kubel
  2. Seth Stohs
    11th Round 141 - Paul Goldschmidt 142 - Johnny Cueto 143 - Aramis Ramirez 144 - JJ Hardy 145 - Alexei Ramirez 146 - Carlos Marmol 147 - Erick Aybar 148 - Nick Swisher 149 - Sergio Santos 150 - Ryan Roberts 151 - Kelly Johnson 152 - Mike Moustakus 153 - Adam Jones 154 - Jason Motte
  3. Seth Stohs
    10th Round 127 - Francisco Liriano (Too soon?) 128 - Chase Utley 129 - Clay Buchholz 130 - Jimmy Rollins 131 - Shin-Soo Choo 132 - Melky Cabrera 133 - Corey Hart 134 - Jordan Walden 135 - Jaime Garcia 136 - Carlos Beltran 137 - Drew Stubbs 138 - Miguel Montero 139 - Pablo Sandoval 140 - Joe Nathan
  4. Seth Stohs
    9th Round - 113 - Max Scherzer 114 - Andrew Bailey 115 - Ubaldo Jimenez 116 - Howard Kendrick 117 - Chris Carpenter 118 - Jordan Zimmerman 119 - Anibal Sanchez 120 - Joakim Soria 121 - David Ortiz 122 - Michael Young 123 - Buster Posey 124 - Derek Holland 125 - Jeremy Hellickson 126 - BJ Upton
  5. Seth Stohs
    8th Round - 99 - Brandon Morrow 100 - Carl Crawford 101 - Asdrubal Cabrera 102 - Jayson Werth 103 - Lance Berkman 104 - Ryan Madson 105 - Joel Hanrahan 106 - Brandon Phillips 107 - Andre Ethier 108 - Neil Walker 109 - Tommy Hanson 110 - Jason Heyward 111 - Emilio Bonifacio 112 - Brandon Beachy
  6. Seth Stohs
    7th Round - 85 - Mat Latos 86 - Michael Bourn 87 - Gio Gonzalez 88 - Freddie Freeman 89 - Michael Pineda 90 - Elvis Andrus 91 - Adam Wainright 92 - Mark Reynolds 93 - Mariano Rivera 94 - Alex Avila 95 - Daniel Hudson 96 - Matt Moore 97 - Hunter Pence 98 - Yu Darvish
  7. Seth Stohs
    6th Round - 71 - Dustin Ackley (I was somehow on Auto-Pilot... oh well) 72 - Desmond Jennings 73 - Madison Bumgarner 74 - Chris Young 75 - Kevin Youklis 76 - Matt Garza 77 - Ervin Santana 78 - Brian McCann 79 - Alex Rodriguez 80 - Michael Morse 81 - Matt Wieters 82 - Shane Victorino 83 - Billy Butler 84 - Stephen Strasburg
  8. Seth Stohs
    5th Round 57 - Brett Lawrie 58 - Jose Valverde 59 - Starlin Castro 60 - Matt Cain 61 - Paul Konerko 62 - Jay Bruce 63 - Adrian Beltre 64 - Ben Zobrist 65 - JJ Putz 66 - Josh Beckett 67 - Alex Gordon 68 - Josh Johnson 69 - Mike Napoli 70 - Rickie Weeks
  9. Seth Stohs
    4th Round - 43 - Joe Mauer (I pushed the wrong button!!! UGGH!! Way too early... maybe he'll be huge again! But I have two good catchers!) 44 - Dan Uggla 45 - Eric Hosmer 46 - Dan Haren 47 - Jon Lester 48 - John Axford 49 - Matt Holliday 50 - CJ Wilson 51 - Jonathan Papelbon 52 - Ricky Romero 53 - Michael Cuddyer 54 - Brian Wilson 55 - Ryan Zimmerman 56 - Nelson Cruz
  10. Seth Stohs
    3rd Round - 29 - Evan Longoria 30 - Cole Hamels 31 - Zach Greinke 32 - Yovani Gallardo 33 - David Price 34 - James Shields 35 - Giancarlo Stanton 36 - Andrew McCutchen 37 - Drew Storen 38 - Ian Kennedy 39 - Heath Bell 40 - Jose Reyes 41 - David Wright 42 - Carlos Santana
  11. Seth Stohs
    2nd Round - 15 - CC Sabathia 16 - Adrian Gonzalez 17 - Jacoby Ellsbury 18 - Craig Kimbrel 19 - Curtis Granderson 20 - Prince Fielder 21 - Mark Teixeira 22 - Tim Lincecum 23 - Dustin Pedroia 24 - Carlos Gonzalez 25 - Jered Weaver 26 - Ian Kinsler 27 - Justin Upton 28 - Josh Hamilton
  12. Seth Stohs
    1 - Albert Pujols 2 - Roy Halladay 3 - Miguel Cabrera 4 - Jose Bautista 5 - Justin Verlander 6 - Clayton Kershaw 7 - Matt Kemp 8 - Felix Hernandez 9 - Cliff Lee 10 - Troy Tulowitski 11 - Joey Votto 12 - Ryan Braun 13 - Robinson Cano 14 - Hanley Ramirez
  13. Seth Stohs
    Yeah, frankly the 3rd catcher does pretty much nothing for me. They could pick any of the three and I wouldn't be bothered in the least.
  14. Seth Stohs
    If anyone is interested in Fantasy Baseball, you may or may not enjoy this. I thought it would be fun to post the results of my fantasy baseball draft. It is a 14 team, weekly head-to-head points league. Each week, we start (C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, MI, CI, OF, OF, OF, OF, 8-P). 24 round draft. Serpentine draft. I have the 14th pick in the first round, and then the 1st pick of the second round. I plan to post the draft results after each round. you can feel free to Comment Live... or, if you're looking for a Live Draft to help you figure out a draft strategy, or get an idea of where people are going. Feel free to advise!
  15. Seth Stohs
    hamstring strain. Ill be out until wednesday, according to terry ryan.
  16. Seth Stohs
    5 run second frame for the Twins... singles by Plouffe, Bates, Benson, Casilla, a double by Carroll (who is 2-2) and RBI groundouts by Mauer and Morneau.
  17. Seth Stohs
    Carrera was sent to AAA this morning.
  18. Seth Stohs
    Alexi Casilla 2B Jamey Carroll SS Joe Mauer C Justin Morneau DH Josh Willingham RF Danny Valencia 3B Trevor Plouffe LF Aaron Bates 1B Joe Benson CF Francisco Liriano SP Rhett Bollinger has some notes from today's B game on Matt Capps, Glen Perkins, Brendan Wise, Dan Turpen, Ryan Doumit, Sean Burroughs and more.
  19. Seth Stohs
    The Twins have released three commercials of Sorta Deep Thoughts. Joe Mauer (prankster), Ron Gardenhire (grandma), Bert Blyleven (retired numbers), Carl Pavano (no matter how hard you work), Justin Morneau (likes hitting HR) and TC Bear (laughs at us). I think these are great!! What do you think? Which is your favorite?
  20. Seth Stohs
    Jason Kubel with two home runs for the Diamondbacks on Saturday against the Rangers. He was 4-25 (.160) coming into the game.
  21. Seth Stohs
    Today in our preseason AL Central vote, we finish out the outfield with the rightfielders. Be sure to vote for your choice for "Which AL Central Right Fielder will have the best 2012?" Be sure to vote here. The Candidates (2011 stats) Minnesota Twins – Josh Willingham - .246/.332/.477 (.810) with 26-2B, 0-3B, 29-HR, 98 RBI Chicago White Sox – Alex Rios- .227/.265/.348 (.613) with 22-2B, 2-3B, 13-HR, 44 RBI Cleveland Indians – Shin-Soo Choo - .259/.344/.390 (.733) with 11-2B, 3-3B, 8-HR, 36 RBI Detroit Tigers – Brennan Boesch - .283/.341/.458 (.799) with 25-2B, 1-3B, 16-HR, 54 RBI Kansas City Royals – Jeff Francoeur - .285/.329/.476 (.805) with 47-2B, 4-3B, 20-HR, 87 RBI [PRBREAK][/PRBREAK] SUMMARY The Twins lost Michael Cuddyer to free agency, but they picked up a pretty solid replacement. 33-year-old Willingham knows what it’s like to hit in a big, pitcher’s ballpark. His 29 home runs a year ago came with the Oakland A’s. He’s one of those guys who will hit a bunch of home runs, walk a bunch and strikeout a bunch, but he should provide major power in the middle of the Twins lineup. Alex Rios is one of the bigger enigmas in the game. He has a lot of talent and he has had some very strong seasons, but last year, he was back to being the bad Alex Rios. He didn’t get on base, didn’t have a lot of power and displayed very poor effort in the outfield. He’s running out of years on that massive contract and at 31, he could get another contract if he plays well. Choo missed a lot of time again in 2011, playing in just 85 games. When he’s healthy, the left-handed hitter can hit for average, get on base and hit for power. He will turn 30 in July. He also has a very strong arm in the outfield. Brennan Boesch played in 115 games in 2011. He put up solid numbers hitting either 2nd or at the bottom of the Tigers lineup. He does have good pop in his game and will turn just 27 years old in April. It will be interesting to see where he bats in the lineup this year. Jeff Francoeur often has a bad rep because he is very aggressive at the plate. In 2011, that was a very productive approach for the 28 year old. He won’t be a great on-base guy ever, but I think most teams would be happy with a right fielder (or any player) who has 71 extra base hits, stole 22 bases and plays a very solid right field with one of the best arm in the game. There is your information, now it is time to vote. Who will be the best right fielder in the AL Central in 2012? My choice?
  22. Seth Stohs
    Today in our preseason AL Central vote, we finish out the outfield with the rightfielders. Be sure to vote for your choice for "Which AL Central Right Fielder will have the best 2012?" Be sure to vote here. The Candidates (2011 stats) Minnesota Twins – Josh Willingham - .246/.332/.477 (.810) with 26-2B, 0-3B, 29-HR, 98 RBI Chicago White Sox – Alex Rios- .227/.265/.348 (.613) with 22-2B, 2-3B, 13-HR, 44 RBI Cleveland Indians – Shin-Soo Choo - .259/.344/.390 (.733) with 11-2B, 3-3B, 8-HR, 36 RBI Detroit Tigers – Brennan Boesch - .283/.341/.458 (.799) with 25-2B, 1-3B, 16-HR, 54 RBI Kansas City Royals – Jeff Francoeur - .285/.329/.476 (.805) with 47-2B, 4-3B, 20-HR, 87 RBI SUMMARY The Twins lost Michael Cuddyer to free agency, but they picked up a pretty solid replacement. 33-year-old Willingham knows what it’s like to hit in a big, pitcher’s ballpark. His 29 home runs a year ago came with the Oakland A’s. He’s one of those guys who will hit a bunch of home runs, walk a bunch and strikeout a bunch, but he should provide major power in the middle of the Twins lineup. Alex Rios is one of the bigger enigmas in the game. He has a lot of talent and he has had some very strong seasons, but last year, he was back to being the bad Alex Rios. He didn’t get on base, didn’t have a lot of power and displayed very poor effort in the outfield. He’s running out of years on that massive contract and at 31, he could get another contract if he plays well. Choo missed a lot of time again in 2011, playing in just 85 games. When he’s healthy, the left-handed hitter can hit for average, get on base and hit for power. He will turn 30 in July. He also has a very strong arm in the outfield. Brennan Boesch played in 115 games in 2011. He put up solid numbers hitting either 2nd or at the bottom of the Tigers lineup. He does have good pop in his game and will turn just 27 years old in April. It will be interesting to see where he bats in the lineup this year. Jeff Francoeur often has a bad rep because he is very aggressive at the plate. In 2011, that was a very productive approach for the 28 year old. He won’t be a great on-base guy ever, but I think most teams would be happy with a right fielder (or any player) who has 71 extra base hits, stole 22 bases and plays a very solid right field with one of the best arm in the game. There is your information, now it is time to vote. Who will be the best right fielder in the AL Central in 2012? My choice?
  23. Seth Stohs
    My opinion is that he is now officially in the discussions. It is likely he'll get a few more starts in an attempt to get him more at bats against big league pitchers and see how he does. Like Jim Crikket said earlier, you really can't win a job in the first couple of weeks, but now as players move down and his ABs come against better players, we'll see how he does. Odds may still be a little long, but he's giving the Twins an alternative, which is good. Plus, Hollimon obviously has some talent. He has played in the big leagues before (limited, but still, he's done it). And, I'm also a big believer in, once you have good success in AA, anyone can play in the big leagues as a role player if given an opportunity. Hollimon, as a utility player, could be just fine. And, secondly, it is fun talk, a great story!!
  24. Seth Stohs
    The Twins scouted him a lot. They have a couple of people in the Far East who likely saw him several times, and Howard Norsetter is the guy that likely has to sign off on this. Norsetter is very well respected around the world and in the game. He would have seen him as well. And, it's not like the Twins were the only team to bid on him. It's hard to believe that a guy who hit .360 in a league that is pretty good could fall that bad. I can't help but think he's a little better than what we're seeing. The frustating part is that he is making so many boneheaded plays. That's the "doesn't know the game" kind of stuff that's shocking.
  25. Seth Stohs
    Best part of spring training are the great stories. Came into camp and the story was how Nishioka would perform... Hollimon has been the story. Came into camp hearing so much about Sean Burroughs and Steve Pearce, and it's been Aaron Bates that has been impressing. When camp started, everyone hated that Maloney was on the 40 man roster... now we're wondering how we can get him into more situations. Some had given up on Manship and he's been terrific. I love spring training and the new chance that it is for everyone, from the start, to those coming back from injury, to the non-roster invitees. Hope is a beautiful thing!
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