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Atta boys, Nolasco, Plouffe, Dozier, Betts, Mauer, and Ramirez.

Aaron Hernandez in handcuffs with a sox hat on.

Hildenberger picked up a three inning save against the Beloit Snappers yesterday, and his ERA is now at 0.35.

Zack Jones picked up his 3rd win of the year yesterday. His ERA is now at 1.72.

Feel free to ask any questions. I have been working on this for awhile, and here is my completed list, but this order should move around for the next two weeks: 1. Brendan Rodgers, Lake Mary High School (Florida), SS 2. Dansby Swanson, Vanderbilt, SS 3. Dillon Tate, UC Santa Barbara, RHP 4. Alex Bregman, Louisiana State, SS/2B 5. Tyler Jay, Illinois, LHP 6. Kyle Tucker, Plant High School (Florida), OF 7. Brady Aiken, IGM Academy (Florida), LHP 8. Daz Cameron, Eagle’s Landing Christian Academe (Georgia), OF 9. Carson Fulmer, Vanderbilt, RHP 10. Kolby Allard, San Clemente High School (California), LHP 11. Jon Harris, Missouri State, RHP 12. Walker Buehler, Vanderbilt, RHP 13. Kyle Funkhouser, Louisville, RHP 14. Mike Nikorak, Stroudsburg High School (Pennsylvania), RHP 15. Michael Matuella, Duke, RHP 16. Trenton Clark, Richland High School (Texas), OF 17. Nick Plummer, Brother Rice High School (Michigan), OF 18. Mitch Hansen, Plano High School (Texas), OF 19. James Kaprielian, UCLA, RHP 20. Justin Hooper, De La Salle High School (California), LHP 21. Andrew Benintendi, Arkansas, OF 22. Nathan Kirby, Virginia, LHP 23. Kevin Newman, Arizona, SS 24. Phil Bickford, CC of Southern Nevada, RHP 25. Ashe Russell, Cathedral High School (Indiana), RHP 26. Garrett Whitley, Niskayuna High School (New York), OF 27. Cornelius Randolph, Griffen High School (Georgia), SS 28. Donnie Everett, Clarksville High School (Tennessee), RHP 29. Chris Betts, Wilson High School (California), C 30. Cody Ponce, Cal Poly Pomona, RHP 31. Ian Happ, Cincinnati, OF 32. Jalen Miller, Riverwood International Charter School, OF 33. DJ Stewart, Florida State, OF 34. Richie Martin, Florida, SS 35. Scott Kingery, Arizona, 2B 36. Dakota Chalmers, North Forsyth High School (Georgia), RHP 37. Ke’Bryan Hayes, Concordia Lutheran High School (Texas), 3B 38. Beau Burrows, Weatherford High School (Texas), RHP 39. Kyle Cody, Kentucky, RHP 40. Eric Jenkins, West Columbus High School (North Carolina), OF 41. Riley Ferrell, Texas Christian, RHP 42. Tyler Stephenson, Kennesaw Mountain High School (Georgia), C 43. Alonzo Jones, Columbus High School (Georgia), 2B 44. Donnie Dewees, North Florida, OF 45. Andrew Stevenson, Louisiana State, OF 46. Cole McKay, Spring Branch High School (Texas), RHP 47. Luken Baker, Oak Ridge High School (Texas), 1B/RHP 48. Jacob Nix, IGM Academy (Florida), RHP 49. Juan Hillman, Olympia High School (Florida), LHP 50. Kyle Dean, Rancho Bernardo High School (California), OF

Hey Jeremy, I saw somewhere on Twitter (can't remember where) that said Happ could be the Randy Gregory of the MLB draft. Do you have any idea what is going on?

I think the question should be, "When will Sano hit his 275th Major League home run."

Blocking the DH spot won't hurt Sano, he will stick at third.

The Cell...

WE WHUPPED THEM! WE WHUPPED THEM ALL!!! YOU'LL THINK TWICE BEFORE MESSING WITH PAUL L. MOLITOR!!!!!!!

"Oh my, not good for our guys," says Hawk "bad defense, and a bad offense leads to a bad home stand for the White Sox."

We have enough fans there.

Just completed my top 50 prospects for the draft list, so you will have access to that soon.

"The lights are not on, so therefor they will not take full effect."-Dan Gladden.

We should let Gibson finish his own game.

STRETCH...STREEEETCHH!!! YOU CAN PUT IT ON THE BOOOOOAAAARRRRD!!! YEEEESSS!!! YEEEESSS!!!

Byron Buxton flies out to right fielder Socrates Brito. Jorge Polanco singles on a soft fly ball to center fielder Mitch Haniger. Miguel Sano homers (9) on a fly ball to left center field. Jorge Polanco scores. Travis Harrison pops out to shortstop Sean Jamieson. Max Kepler doubles (13) on a fly ball to right fielder Socrates Brito. Adam Walker II doubles (10) on a fly ball to left fielder Zach Borenstein. Max Kepler scores. Mike Gonzales singles on a fly ball to right fielder Socrates Brito. Adam Walker II scores. Carlos Paulino lines out to first baseman Rudy Flores.

Just a typical Twins game...

The defense is playing like a bunch of White Sox.

And they get it right, switching it to an error.

Wow, that should have been caught. Poor Quintana, AND they give Mauer a hit.

Make the scoreless stretch 30 innings for Milone.

http://www.stlsportspage.com/Portals/0/Images/2014%20Local%20College/jon%20harris%20main%205-7-15.jpg Jon Harris is a 6'4", 190 pound right handed pitcher for Missouri State who was selected by the Blue Jays in the 2012 draft, but did not sign. Harris has a four pitch mix, including a fastball, curveball, slider, and changeup. Harris' delivery is a good, strong, repeatable one that draws rave reviews from some scouts, and keeps a good rhythm throughout the game. Harris' stock has soared this spring, after repeating a strong performance from the Cape Cod League, and is very athletic, earning conference awards in high school for football. Harris sits 90-94 with his fastball, with his curve sitting in the high seventies, his slider in the low eighties, and his change has been his most effective pitch, plus all of his pitches have shown potential to be above average. Harris has the most ideal pitcher's body in the draft class, which makes him even more appealing to teams who are interested in him, plus he has had decent control. The Twins really like Harris, and if certain players are gone at #6, the Twins will definitely be interested in him, and Harris is possibly the safest pick in the draft, so that could be a bonus, but since Terry Ryan's return to the general manager position they have only taken prep players in the first round of the draft, but that likely means nothing since they also were going with best player available, and if the scenario plays out that the big three, plus Bregman and Cameron are gone, they might consider Harris the top player on the board.

He was pulled after 80 pitches.

HE GONE!