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  • Players To Watch #1

    Cameron Maybin OF Fla, This is his year. The prize player from the trade just a little over a year ago is poised to let lose. Maybin has been on this list before and is still very young. A eventual 5 tool guy he is a must own this year in all formats.

  • Players To Watch #2

    Matt Wieters C Balt, With R. Hernandez being traded to the reds in the NL. Matt is taking over the young pitching staff of the O's. Will hit for AVG. and be solid defensively, look for power numbers to come along as the year and his career progresses.

  • Players To Watch #3

    Neftali Feliz SP Tex, The Rangers needed to start building a pitching staff and no better a young cornerstone than Feliz. He is as close to a sure thing as you can find right now. A power right arm who moved up quickly from low A to Dble A last season will make the jump to the majors this year. If not out of spring training then not to far into the season the Rangers will need to give him a call.

  • Player To Watch #4

    Aaron Poreda SP ChiW, People when they think of the Vasquez trade to the Braves think it was a dump of somoene Ozzie just did not like, BUT there was more too it and this Left hander is the real reason why. Look for huim to get a mid year call up and he will not dissapoint.

  • Player To Watch #5

    Jason Heyward OF Atl, He will make schafer expendable for the Braves if they are in need of mroe pitching. Heyward is there best bat in the minors and a real star in the making. If you can grab him and stash him do so. Heyward wil be up soon enough and there to stay.

  • Player To Watch #6

    Jeremy Hillickson SP T.B., I always try to find that one person most are not talking about, but have the chance to be someone everyone is talking about in a year or two. Hillickson is that guy, with such huge names ahead of him on the prospect epth chart Hillickson gets lost in the mix. I feel he could be the stable force that holds all these great young arms together. Someone to hold onto in AL only leagues and as he proves himself someone to grab in mix'd leagues as well.
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The 2009 MLB draft order

Posted by rotoenquire on December 28, 2008

Here is how the draft stands right now, for the order in which teams will pick.

 1 WAS
2 SEA
3 SD
4 PIT
5 BAL
6 SF
7 ATL
8 CIN
9 DET
10 WAS 2008 Compensation
11 COL
12 KC
13 OAK
14 TEX
15 CLE
16 ARI
17 LAD
18 FLA
19 STL
20 TOR
21 SEA 2008 Compensation
22 HOU
23 MIN
24 CWS
25 LAA from NYM for Rodgriguez
26 LAA from NYY for Teixeira
27 MIL
28 SEA from PHI for Ibanez
29 NYY 2008 Compensation
30 BOS
31 TB
32 CHC
33 LAA
34 SEA Ibanez A 83.684
35 COL Fuentes A 86.694
36 ARI Hudson A 79.911
37 LAD M. Ramirez A 93.438
38 TOR Burnett A 89.729
39 CWS Cabrera A 86.000
40 NYM Perez A 78.694
41 MIL Sabathia A 98.110
42 BOS Varitek A 76.037
43 LAA Teixeira A 98.889
44 ARI Cruz A 76.627
45 LAD Lowe A 75.430
46 MIL Sheets A 79.038
47 LAA F. Rodriguez A 87.196
48 CIN Affeldt B 63.000
49 PIT 2008 Compensation
50 KC Grudzielanek B 62.733
51 TEX Bradley B 70.909
52 ARI Lyon B 63.729
53 MIN Reyes B 57.480
54 MIL Shouse B 65.451
55 BOS Byrd B 64.922
56 LAA Garland B 66.473
57 WAS
58 SEA

I will start to take a look at who may get picked in this next years draft team by team.  Starting with the Seattle mariners.

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