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MLB Owner Changes:

MLB Career Milestones:
Shigeru Koizumi, Dbacks - 2500 H
Gunnar Hinton, Yankees - 300 HR
Lorenzo Soriano, Royals - 300 HR

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Mark Leinbach, Santa Clara, NCAA - 6K, 3BB
Kyle Strom, Delmarva, A - 10K, 0BB, 0HBP, 1ERR
Jose Ruiz, Los Angeles Dodgers, MLB - 8K, 4BB

17+ Strikeout Games:

Hitting Streaks Ended:

Tito Crawford, Limestone, IHSA - 41 G
Tadasumi Sasaki, Teutopolis, IHSA - 27G
Anthony Nguyen, Conley, NCHSAA - 27G
Dylan Primus, Florida State, NCAA - 29G
Russ Darling, Florida, A+ - 32G
Elias Benthall, Altoona, AA - 31G
Jethro Haddad, Visalia, A+ - 27G

4 HR Games:

7 H Games:

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Fausto Buezo was the first draftee, coming out of BYU. He has a ton of potential but is very raw. He will need both his slider and changeup to pan out and he will also need to prove himself to be more durable.


Just behind him came this year's Phoenix Amoss MVP award winner - Cody Pearson. He won't win any races but has a great eye and put up monster numbers all three years at UNM.


The top high school draftee was Cam Zlassic, whose family owns a pickle company. No, that's Vlasic. He has very well-rounded potential with the bat but is stuck at first base.

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AL All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	Team
C	Tippy Tamura	2.45	LAA
C	Philippio Trinidad	2.12	MIN
1B	Aaron Purves	3.78	TOR
1B	Raiden DeAngelis	3.52	TEX
1B	Ezequiel Ting	3.46	DET
2B	Antwan Rogers	3.88	TEX
2B	Holt Brady	3.33	BOS
3B	Will Fonseca	2.91	KC
SS	Trent Partin	2.78	NYY
LF	B.J. Daul	3.97	HOU
LF	Liam Snell	3.87	OAK
CF	Tim Watson	3.48	HOU
RF	Max Valle	3.09	MIN
SP	J.R. Holt	4.29	KC
SP	Liam Scola	4.23	KC
SP	Johnny Gibbons	3.71	DET
SP	Tommy Butler	3.59	BAL
SP	Jake Fentress	3.51	BOS
SP	Eduardo Rangel	3.21	DET
SP	Cyrus Jolly	2.98	SEA
SP	Ron Solorzano	2.86	BOS
RP	Samuel Jackson	1.69	LAA
RP	Brecon Rogers	1.46	NYY
RP	Rob Bodish	1.45	KC
RP	Odin Harsh	0.63	SEA

NL All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	Team
C	Rio Martin	3.08	ARI
C	J.J. Bush	2.51	SF
1B	Chosuke Kanada	2.32	STL
2B	Vicente Fontela	4.29	PIT
2B	Edixon Cantu	3.57	FLA
2B	George Hopson	2.84	COL
3B	Benji Sustaita	3.04	SF
3B	Nickolas Gurrola	2.86	LAD
SS	Dwight James	3.09	COL
LF	Henry Blackledge	3.39	PHI
CF	Ascencio Henriquez	3.59	COL
RF	D.J. Klinger	3.05	PHI
RF	Hector Vader	2.72	STL
SP	Peter Mayes	5.12	SF
SP	Leo Sweeney	4.35	CIN
SP	Rex Abrams	3.53	CIN
SP	Danny Maguire	3.35	MIL
SP	Walton Turner	3.20	SF
SP	Connor Pearson	3.03	COL
SP	Eli Ray	2.99	STL
SP	Mauro Lilly	2.54	MON
RP	Harley Boone	1.16	CHC
RP	Adamo Corbett	1.13	LAD
RP	Charles Wootton	0.95	ATL
RP	Desmond Spencer	0.71	SF

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MLB Owner Changes:
San Francisco sold from Jase O'Neil to Jason Priebus

MLB Career Milestones:
Diego Cruz, Cubs - 2500H
Negron D'Angelo, A's - 2500H
Franco Jones, Dodgers - 2000H
Max Sharpe, Brewers - 2000H

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Rocky Singleton, Jackson, AA - 11K, 8BB
Toby Serit, Dunedin, R - 9K, 1BB

Shay Danahy, Mississippi, AA - 5K - PERFECT GAME
This guy pitched two perfect games in college at Ohio State and now has his third, this one as a professional.
Brent Guilbeaux, Oakland, MLB - 3K, 4BB

Lewis Huckins, Buffalo, AAA - 7K - PERFECT GAME
Dave Morrison, Yankees, MLB - 5K, 1BB

17+ Strikeout Games:

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Salerio Rodriguez, Peoria, R - 29G
Martin Girvin, Rocky Mountain, R - 36G
Jamil Canady, Reno, AAA - 28G
Ryder Pisacreta, Springfield, AA - 38G
Rowan Lockhart, Reading, AA - 27G
Mason Selby, Altoona, AA - 30G
4 HR Games:

7 H Games:

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The Royals have now racked up three World Series, but this is their first since 1930. That team had Hall of Famer Arnold Pedersen in his prime.

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AL Tomas Reed MVP: Raiden DeAngelis, 1B, Texas Rangers - 6.5 WAR, 5.4 WPA, 126 wRC+, 13 ZR


AL J.P. Avila Award: Johnny Gibbons, SP, Detroit Tigers - 7.7 WAR, 2.2 WPA, 73 FIP-, 2.4 K/BB


NL Tomas Reed MVP: Vicente Fontela, 2B, Pittsburgh Pirates - 8.1 WAR, 3 WPA, 136 wRC+, 16.6 ZR


NL J.P. Avila Award: Peter Mayes, SP, San Francisco Giants - 7.6 WAR, 2.6 WPA, 67 FIP-, 4.1 K/BB

AL Tim Beckman Relief Award: Rob Bodish, RP, Kansas City Royals - 4.9 WPA, 52 FIP-, 3.6 K/BB, 32 SV

NL Tim Beckman Relief Award: Adamo Corbett, RP, Los Angeles Dodgers - 3.4 WPA, 79 FIP-, 1.7 K/BB, 29 SV

AL Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year: Cale Maekawa, LF, New York Yankees - 4.1 WAR, 5.3 WPA, 175 wRC+, -7.3 ZR

NL Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year: Kameron Bacchus, RF, Colorado Rockies - 3.2 WAR, 1.1 WPA, 133 wRC+, -3.6 ZR

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Ezra Barajas, RHP

Barajas was a great find out of Mexico for the Cardinals organization and stayed in the elite level of pitching for nearly a decade. He led the league in strikeouts for the first 7 years of his career and in WAR four times. He finished 4th all-time in strikeouts and is firmly in the top 10-15 pitchers all-time.

Initial Acquisition: Signed in 1969 with the Cardinals out of Mexico

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 2, J.P. Avila Awards - 4, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 8, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 3880 IP, 1133 BB, 2860 K, 3.56 FIP, 91 FIP-, 68.1 WAR, 71.6 JAWS


Colt Thompson, RHP

Thompson actually had more strikeouts than Barajas and in fact more strikeouts than anyone. He became the second player to eclipse 3,000 in a career and broke Finn Bishop's record by 66. He had an impressive 6 WAR season at age 34 and then fell apart this year and retired at age 35. He was durable and dominant throughout the entire decade of the 80s.

Initial Acquisition: Number 1 overall pick by the Mets out of BYU

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 4, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 1, All-Star Appearances - 5, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 3435 IP, 1007 BB, 3124 K, 3.44 FIP, 88 FIP-, 66.6 WAR, 61.5 JAWS


Mason Befort, 2B

Befort was well-rounded and finished his career among the third tier of second basemen all-time. He had a long 16-year career and was very capable during that time but never pushed completely into the elite level. He did put up the record for most home runs by a 2B with 291.

Initial Acquisition: Number 8 overall pick by the Yankees out of Clemson

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 3, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 3, All-Star Appearances - 5, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 9390 PA, 1898 H, 291 HR, 118 SB, 0.336 wOBA, 112 wRC+, 81.3 ZR, 59.3 WAR, 48.4 JAWS


Esteban Arenas, LF

Arenas came into the league just as the Red Sox dynasty of the mid-70s was at its peak. He was the MVP of both the AL Division Series and League Championship Series in 1976. His career was definitely front-loaded and by the time he got to his 30s, he became an average player. He led the league twice in hits and once in stolen bases.

Initial Acquisition: Signed in 1969 with the Red Sox out of the Dominican Republic

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 2, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 1, All-Star Appearances - 4, World Series Championships - 4, Playoff MVPs - 2

Career Stats: 8552 PA, 2436 H, 71 HR, 493 SB, 0.334 wOBA, 111 wRC+, 104.8 ZR, 52.8 WAR, 43.3 JAWS

Afandi Nazari, C

Nazari comes close to the Hall of Fame but he would be the lowest-performing catcher in it if so. He put up consistently above-average seasons for a decade, taking a bunch of walks, and staying in the lineup as much as possible.

Initial Acquisition: Number 12 overall pick by the Mariners out of Georgetown

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 4, All-Star Appearances - 4, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 5684 PA, 1040 H, 107 HR, 1 SB, 0.32 wOBA, 103 wRC+, -1.5 ZR, 31.9 WAR, 28 JAWS

Asa Hayward, 3B

Initial Acquisition: Number 98 overall pick by the Angels out of Americas High School

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 1, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 2, All-Star Appearances - 2, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 1

Career Stats: 7419 PA, 1914 H, 212 HR, 26 SB, 0.325 wOBA, 105 wRC+, 3.1 ZR, 33.7 WAR, 30.2 JAWS

Patrick Widerman, RH Reliever

Initial Acquisition: Number 24 overall pick by the Red Sox out of Missouri

MLB Awards: Tim Beckman Relief Awards - 3, All-Star Appearances - 4, World Series Championships - 2, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 961 IP, 257 SV, 514 BB, 1006 K, 3.21 FIP, 80 FIP-, 12.8 WPA, 17.8 WAR, 22.2 JAWS

Chuck Spink, RHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 81 overall pick by the Expos out of Fredonia

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 1, All-Star Appearances - 1, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 1999.1 IP, 453 BB, 951 K, 3.68 FIP, 93 FIP-, 31.2 WAR, 25.9 JAWS

Vince Keech, RH Reliever

Initial Acquisition: Number 71 overall pick by the White Sox out of Baylor

MLB Awards: Tim Beckman Relief Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 1, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 990.1 IP, 156 SV, 433 BB, 737 K, 3.63 FIP, 91 FIP-, 1 WPA, 9.8 WAR, 12.8 JAWS

Tariq Thomas, RHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 31 overall pick by the Devil Rays out of Edenton Holmes

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 0, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 1817 IP, 761 BB, 1095 K, 4.19 FIP, 106 FIP-, 14.2 WAR, 19.9 JAWS

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Heathcliff Jones is still at the top of the heap this year, but he's going to be starting the year in AAA. He's already about ready to go with elite stuff and pretty good movement and control.


The top hitter is Lew Lee who was drafted back in 1992 and is now nearly ready in AAA as well. He could possibly set the home run record in his career.

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Team 1 All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	School
P	Alejandro Francis	1.93	ILL
P	Sam Petty	1.79	ASU
P	Ken Walther	1.58	WSU
P	Nikolai Frey	1.44	MIS
P	Gary Young	1.35	TEN
P	Keith Manning	1.33	ECP
P	Leonard Lowe	0.60	PENN
P	Connor Hoage	0.50	NMSU
C	Jude Haward	1.60	FSB
C	Irvin Christian	1.12	AUB
1B	Georgy Dunlap	1.38	OSU
2B	Carl Gant	2.25	KEN
2B	Kirk McClintock	1.19	GH
3B	Linus Jaramillo	1.74	SJSU
3B	Kevan Tyler	1.66	MSU
SS	Thomas Luther	2.01	ILL
SS	Dan Santoli	1.20	LOY
LF	Lendon Sanders	2.19	MSU
CF	Gordon Vallejo	1.48	AUB
RF	T.J. Trammell	2.00	GEO

Team 2 All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	School
P	Jimmy Turnbaugh	1.63	FLA
P	Jeremy Santiago	1.62	MIN
P	Rob Labbe	1.57	UCLA
P	Brady Rivas	1.46	FSU
P	D.J. Hensley	1.43	KAN
P	B.J. Martin	1.28	SJSU
P	Immanuel Dutton	0.58	MICH
P	Jacob Sathre	0.58	SHP
C	I.M. Bursick	1.01	PIT
C	Otis Lirette	0.86	ILL
1B	Dave Goodhue	1.34	WF
2B	Harris Bratt	1.95	VIR
2B	Darren Caudillo	1.71	STAN
3B	John Land	1.62	WV
3B	Rene Torres	1.53	ALA
SS	Ben Rice	1.21	ARK
LF	Odin Simpson	1.72	TCU
LF	Sheridan Trice	1.31	USC
CF	Sam DeSousa	1.05	SCG
RF	Gore Shea	1.53	MIS

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The Sun Devils win their first National Title in school history! They've been to the dance 38 times but this is the first they've won.

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MLB Owner Changes:

MLB Career Milestones:
Sylvester Hunker, Rockies - 300 SV

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
B.J. Martin, San Jose State, NCAA - 9K, 3BB
Dominic Kosh, Maryland, NCAA - 6K, 2BB
Kazou Ioki, Corpus Christi, AA - 9K, 9BB
Rob Labbe, UCLA, NCAA - 14K, 2BB
Hunter Ponke, Biloxi, AA - 8K, 2BB
Jameson Pavey, Fort Myers, A+ - 4K, 2BB
Brian Mazur, Wichita State, NCAA - 4K, 2BB
Mitchell Bostwick, Santa Clara, NCAA - 13K, 0BB, 1ERR
Leo Sweeney, Cincinnati, MLB - 2K, 2BB
Jamar Eckford, Norfolk, AAA - 6K, 3BB

Paul Fitzpatrick, Jefferson, GHSA - 8K - PERFECT GAME
Jack Sexton, Lexington, A - 9K, 3BB
Eric Koto, Tappan Zee, NYSPHSAA - 8K, 1BB
Ravelo Meza, Oregon State, NCAA - 11K, 1BB
Nikolai Frey, Mississippi, NCAA - 16K, 1BB
Fulton Armstrong, South Bend, A - 7K, 7BB
Brayden Webb, Pittsburgh, MLB - 9K, 1BB

17+ Strikeout Games:
Rodrigo Catalan, Teutopolis, IHSA - 17K

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Curtis Covey, Seton Hall, NCAA - 27G
Carson Teran, Tacoma, AAA - 39G
Rene Torres, Alabama, NCAA - 27G
Daniel Daniels, Washington State, NCAA - 29G

4 HR Games:

7 H Games:
Aiden Seek, Asheville, A

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Ken Walther, this year's Joe Hubbard winner, was drafted first overall and signed quickly with the Cubs. He has high potential and is almost ready to go. He has even started three games in single-A already with 16 Ks.


Sheridan Trice was the first hitter drafted, a solid player with balanced hitting, baserunning, and outfield play.


The first high school draftee was Cale Ciraulo, a pitching prospect with a four-pitch mix and stamina for days.

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AL All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	Team
C	Eduardo Cervantes	2.50	KC
C	Garth Philips	2.03	TEX
1B	Ezequiel Ting	4.63	DET
1B	Desmond Lovett	3.24	HOU
1B	Emmett Watkins	2.94	SEA
2B	Sebastian Batista	3.39	LAA
3B	Trent Nelson	2.29	SEA
SS	Isaac Hayes	2.41	CHA
LF	Donovan Schooner	2.78	SEA
CF	Owen Meloche	4.89	TOR
CF	Gianni Strumpf	2.96	NYY
RF	Jimmy Gray	4.01	OAK
RF	Yamid Edmund	3.80	HOU
SP	J.R. Holt	4.24	KC
SP	Johnny Gibbons	3.99	DET
SP	Tommy Butler	3.48	BAL
SP	Tony Anthony	3.31	SEA
SP	Terry Gleeson	3.24	TOR
SP	Eduardo Rangel	3.20	SEA
SP	Felix Barrera	3.12	MIN
SP	Richard Fiasconaro	2.94	HOU
RP	Jason Heinemeier	1.19	OAK
RP	Brett Brock	0.57	KC
RP	Bastian Bacon	0.54	TOR
RP	Dean Mosack	0.36	TB

NL All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	Team
C	J.J. Bush	3.65	SF
C	Troy Easton	2.41	PIT
1B	Rodrigo Pena	3.37	ARI
2B	Vicente Fontela	4.70	PIT
2B	Trace Novotny	3.89	CIN
2B	Brantley Gwinn	3.18	SF
3B	Eli Martin	2.68	COL
SS	Zach Clawson	3.44	FLA
SS	Mason Bialik	3.15	CIN
LF	Henry Blackledge	3.05	PHI
CF	Ascencio Henriquez	3.19	COL
RF	Hamilton Orozco	4.11	ARI
RF	Hector Vader	3.55	STL
SP	Rex Abrams	4.05	CIN
SP	Linden Palmore	3.63	MIL
SP	Chico Cisnero	3.56	SF
SP	Ernesto Reyes	3.52	LAD
SP	Perry Hosier	3.26	ATL
SP	Anthony Murray	3.23	ARI
SP	Peter Mayes	3.02	SF
SP	Santino Rigdon	2.88	MIL
RP	Adamo Corbett	1.25	LAD
RP	Jakob Sierra	1.06	LAD
RP	Maurice Bowling	0.97	MON
RP	Hank Blose	0.48	NYM

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MLB Owner Changes:
Los Angeles Dodgers owner Connor Cetin passed away, Eric Cetin replaces him

MLB Career Milestones:
Tomasso Breaux, Devil Rays - 2000H
Holden Hare, Expos - 2000H
Nicolas Cruz, Giants - 300HR
Mario Herrera, Phillies - 2500H
Lorenzo Soriano, Royals - 2500H
Dave Yang, Red Sox - 2000H

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Ryan Flores, Amarillo, AA - 4K, 2BB
Jaxson Kurtz, Binghamton, AA - 7K, 1BB
Malcolm Aredy, West Michigan, A - 10K, 3BB
Patton Childress, Danville, R - 9K, 2BB
Trent Lauer, South Bend, A - 12K, 3BB
Owen Szumowicz, Tri-City, A- - 11K, 3BB
Chico Cisnero, San Francisco, MLB - 6K, 2BB
Walton Turner, San Francisco, MLB - 5K, 1BB
Ross MacCullough, Tulsa, AA - 4K, 5BB
Ryan Rankin, Frederick, A+ - 7K, 1BB

17+ Strikeout Games:
Blas Van Eaton, Arizona, R - 17K

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Owen Meloche, Toronto, MLB - 28G
J.J. Bush, San Francisco, MLB - 27G
Mario Herrera, Philadelphia, MLB - 29G
James Lacy, Memphis, AAA - 29G

4 HR Games:

7 H Games:

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The Reds stole the title from both the Brewers and the Blue Jays - the latter of which have still yet to win one. The Reds now have two. Their first title was in 1972, led by D.J. Coronado and Gabriel Baldi.

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AL Tomas Reed MVP: Owen Meloche, CF, Toronto Blue Jays - 7.4 WAR, 6.1 WPA, 155 wRC+, 2.6 ZR


NL Tomas Reed MVP: Vicente Fontela, 2B, Pittsburgh Pirates - 7.9 WAR, 6.8 WPA, 129 wRC+, 16.3 ZR


AL J.P. Avila Award: J.R. Holt, SP, Kansas City Royals - 7.1 WAR, 1.2 WPA, 76 FIP-, 3.3 K/BB


NL J.P. Avila Award: Rex Abrams, SP, Cincinnati Reds - 6.9 WAR, 1.6 WPA, 74 FIP-, 3.8 K/BB

AL Tim Beckman Relief Award: Callum DeBoer, RP, Oakland Athletics - 2.7 WPA, 94 FIP-, 1.9 K/BB, 29 SV

NL Tim Beckman Relief Award: Avery Holmes, RP, New York Mets - 2.8 WPA, 64 FIP-, 2.4 K/BB, 42 SV

AL Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year: Ethan Hoffman, RF, Oakland Athletics - 4.5 WAR, 3.1 WPA, 164 wRC+, 0.3 ZR

NL Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year: Holden Walker, CF, Philadelphia Phillies - 3 WAR, 2.3 WPA, 118 wRC+, -1.1 ZR

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Negron D'Angelo, 2B

D'Angelo was one of the top players ever to play the game and the best second baseman of all time, although Tomasso Breaux is currently making a run at that distinction. D'Angelo's career was split between the Padres and Phillies and he had borderline Hall of Fame careers with both teams. He did have injury concerns throughout his career, but still, when he was on the field, he was well above average. His worst offensive season was still a 92 wRC+ and his defense was above average throughout his career.

Initial Acquisition: Signed in 1973 with the Padres out of Venezuela

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 1, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 3, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 2, All-Star Appearances - 8, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 2

Career Stats: 10223 PA, 2522 H, 133 HR, 595 SB, 0.326 wOBA, 109 wRC+, 130.8 ZR, 75.7 WAR, 60.3 JAWS


Gunnar Hinton, 3B

Hinton was a consistent 20-30 home run and 30-40 doubles hitter with average to above-average defense. He retired solidly as a hall-of-fame third baseman but not quite at the level of Alonso Carvajal and Jody Davison of the past. He finished second all-time in doubles and third in home runs for third basemen.

Initial Acquisition: Number 3 overall pick by the Athletics out of Penn State

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 2, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 2, All-Star Appearances - 2, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 9062 PA, 1923 H, 309 HR, 22 SB, 0.331 wOBA, 109 wRC+, 37.2 ZR, 49.2 WAR, 42.6 JAWS

Randy Stevens, 3B

Initial Acquisition: Number 10 overall pick by the Orioles out of IMG Academy

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 2, All-Star Appearances - 2, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 8495 PA, 2226 H, 129 HR, 69 SB, 0.329 wOBA, 107 wRC+, 19.3 ZR, 43.9 WAR, 37.2 JAWS

Simon Samuelson, LHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 74 overall pick by the Phillies out of Limestone

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 2, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 2376.2 IP, 737 BB, 1623 K, 3.43 FIP, 88 FIP-, 46.1 WAR, 44.2 JAWS

Cal Martelli, RHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 6 overall pick by the Tigers out of McFarland

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 1, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 2, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 3294.2 IP, 1233 BB, 1753 K, 4.08 FIP, 101 FIP-, 41.1 WAR, 43.9 JAWS

Jaxson Browne, SS

Initial Acquisition: Number 11 overall pick by the Padres out of Cape Fear

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 0, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 6914 PA, 1593 H, 78 HR, 269 SB, 0.301 wOBA, 91 wRC+, 24.1 ZR, 33.7 WAR, 31.3 JAWS

Jared Knaub, LF

Initial Acquisition: Number 9 overall pick by the Mets out of Miami

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 1, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 1, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 1, All-Star Appearances - 1, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 8420 PA, 1939 H, 260 HR, 4 SB, 0.348 wOBA, 124 wRC+, -14.4 ZR, 36 WAR, 30.2 JAWS

Sosa Maeda, RF

Initial Acquisition: Number 13 overall pick by the Indians out of Kansas

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 1, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 3, All-Star Appearances - 3, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 4781 PA, 1398 H, 138 HR, 153 SB, 0.38 wOBA, 139 wRC+, -23 ZR, 29.9 WAR, 29.5 JAWS

Colin Erlich, LF

Initial Acquisition: Number 43 overall pick by the Yankees out of

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, Paul Vines Slugging Awards - 1, All-Star Appearances - 0, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 10919 PA, 2561 H, 369 HR, 5 SB, 0.347 wOBA, 119 wRC+, -75.6 ZR, 34.4 WAR, 27 JAWS

Toddrick Gray, LHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 103 overall pick by the Cubs out of North Buncombe

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 2, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 2125.2 IP, 737 BB, 1427 K, 3.39 FIP, 85 FIP-, 38.7 WAR, 33.9 JAWS

Eric Schmitt, RHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 12 overall pick by the Angels out of St Mary's

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 2, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 2773 IP, 960 BB, 1694 K, 3.78 FIP, 95 FIP-, 42.4 WAR, 31.1 JAWS

James Lamb, LHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 87 overall pick by the Reds out of Jupiter

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 1, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 2199 IP, 836 BB, 1241 K, 3.75 FIP, 95 FIP-, 32.1 WAR, 31 JAWS

Ryan Steffens, RHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 68 overall pick by the Blue Jays out of Kansas

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 1, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 3052 IP, 753 BB, 1361 K, 3.81 FIP, 95 FIP-, 45.9 WAR, 30 JAWS

Hong Jones, RHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 26 overall pick by the Astros out of Deer Park

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 0, World Series Championships - 1, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 2624.1 IP, 986 BB, 1461 K, 4.4 FIP, 110 FIP-, 20.3 WAR, 28.6 JAWS

Kirby Jackson, LH Reliever

Initial Acquisition: Number 66 overall pick by the Astros out of Elk Grove

MLB Awards: Tim Beckman Relief Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 1, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 966.1 IP, 280 SV, 416 BB, 731 K, 3.39 FIP, 86 FIP-, -1.7 WPA, 14.6 WAR, 14.2 JAWS

Grayson Scorzelli, RHP

Initial Acquisition: Number 3 overall pick by the Phillies out of Clemson

MLB Awards: Tomas Reed MVP Awards - 0, J.P. Avila Awards - 0, Timo Fernandez Rookie of the Year Award - 0, Youssef Raadouni Gold Glove Awards - 0, All-Star Appearances - 1, World Series Championships - 0, Playoff MVPs - 0

Career Stats: 2313.2 IP, 747 BB, 1595 K, 3.86 FIP, 98 FIP-, 32.9 WAR, 22.6 JAWS

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A lot of pitchers here, we'll see how this pans out. Boas Hansen is tops - he's nearly ready and has elite stuff.


The top hitter is center fielder Ian Evans. He should walk a ton and strike out very little.

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Team 1 All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	School
P	Lance Igumentsev	1.90	Fresno State
P	Selby Spotts	1.86	Minnesota
P	Keith Manning	1.59	East Carolina
P	Jeremy Santiago	1.57	Minnesota
P	Jody Parker	1.38	Texas Tech
P	Alejandro Francis	1.28	Illinois
P	Theodore D'Emilia	0.81	Stanford
P	Robert Arceo	0.61	Oklahoma State
C	Liam Scianna	1.23	BYU
C	Lionel Ruby	1.20	Missouri
1B	Thom Duran	1.76	UC Santa Barbara
2B	Erik Smithson	1.92	Wichita State
2B	Carl Gant	0.81	Kentucky
3B	Lewin Orduno	1.61	Oklahoma
SS	Michael Murphy	1.24	Iowa
LF	Jeremy Evers	1.99	Kentucky
LF	Odin Simpson	1.82	TCU
CF	Vern Yepsen	1.55	Duke
CF	Vladan Ilic	1.23	Notre Dame
RF	Bradon Crow	1.73	Holy Cross

Team 2 All-Stars

Position	Name	WAR	School
P	Redd Shapiro	2.13	Houston
P	Patrick Lampron	1.74	Virginia
P	Brad Mahoney	1.64	Michigan
P	Rene Bran	1.55	South Carolina
P	Jared Jones	1.40	Virginia
P	Gary Young	1.31	Tennessee
P	Logan Borroto	0.72	Florida State
P	Ian Quintero	0.52	Minnesota
C	Abraham Klingman	0.88	New Mexico
C	Pete Anderson	0.74	Indiana
1B	Ewan Grammer	1.13	West Virginia
1B	Gannon Raney	0.94	Baylor
2B	Josiah Bennarivo	1.70	LSU
3B	Gerard Nichols	1.28	Oregon State
SS	Mica Kruger	1.14	Kentucky
LF	Alfie Helguera	1.57	Virginia
LF	Lendon Sanders	1.30	Michigan State
CF	Curtis Covey	1.28	Seton Hall
CF	Sam DeSousa	1.09	South Carolina
RF	Eugene Jonson	1.03	Virginia

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The South Carolina Gamecocks have been one of the most consistent winning teams in the NCAA, tied for 12th in winning percentage, 14th in playoff appearances, and now 5th in championships.