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Old 06-10-2014, 03:10 PM   #12
AnthonyGiacalone
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Join Date: May 2004
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Our available teams are:

Chicago White Sox (74-88 in 2001, 4th in ALC, 17 gb ) -- The White Sox have turned a corner from their back-to-back 100-loss teams of 1998-1999 but they are still a work-in-progress. The good news is that they have several good young starting pitchers (Josh Beckett, Joe Kennedy, Byung-Hyun Kim, Joey Hamilton and a 19-year-old stud first baseman in Adrian Gonzalez. The bad news is that they still need a lot of pieces to fill in some holes. They have the #8 pick in the 2002 draft. Farm system: #19 (SP Hisashi Iwakuma, SP Sam Marsonek, 2B Freddy Sanchez, 4B Chad Tracy)

Los Angeles Angels (80-82 in 2001, 4th in ALW, 9 gb) -- A consistently middling team due mostly to their lack of consistent ownership. They are solid group now though that are only in need of a good owner to lead them to the top of a weakish division. They have several quality players to build around, including and infield Frank Thomas, Alex Rodriguez (less talented than his real life self), Ramon Vazquez and a very young (if less stellar than real life) Victor Martinez and an outfieldt hat features Bobby Abreau and David Dllucci in their primes. Once a mess, the pitching staff has been better this season, headed by starters Kelvim Escobar, Sidney Ponson, and Nate Bland and back by a solid bulllpen of LaTroy Hawkins, Randy Flores and Steve Karsay. Farm system: #4 (including league's #1 prospect C Joe Mauer, SP Carlos Zambrano, OF Nelson Cruz, OF Jayson Werth, SS Jason Bartlett, IF Alberto Castillo, 1B Adam LaRoche)

Philadelphia Phillies (68-94 in 2001, 5th in NLE, 27 gb) -- A formerly-consistent middle-of-the-pack team that slipped badly in 2001, going from a 90-win to a 90-loss team. Rotation of Ted Lilly, Andy Pettitte and Scott Elarton has been up-and-down, but their bullpen (Davvy Graves, TAvo Alvarez, Ugie Urbina, Jeremy Hernandez and Antonio Osuna) is terrific. They have a number of offensive tools too, like C Miguel Olivo, 1B Erubiel Durazo, 2B Alfonso Soriano, 3B Joe Crede, 1B Doug Mientkiewicz, stud outfielders Aaron Guiel and Tyler Houston plus OF Chad Curtis. Farm system #25 (C Miguel Olivo, SS Jhonny Peralto, OF Alejandro de Aza, UT Martin Prado, P Luis Mendoza, P Kris Wilson, P Jason Stanford, P Matt Wise).

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