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We'll take the divsion from Spring and just whoop them good. The Sox are back, and they are giong to win the Central for years, and that ain't the only thing they are going to win.

I don't have a clue. I just remember I used to eat that crap when my mom would feed it to me when I was younger. I'll take Oatmeal over that any day of the week.

Thats a good idea Matthew. I know a lot of other people here know the minors so I'd be curious to see your all star team. I love debating stuff and I know with things like this everyone has different views.

Well, they are the one team with a more pathetic owner then JR and you could really see him screw that club up.

The Twins are lousy, imo. They overachieved most of the year, but their pitching isn't that strong and neither is their bullpen.

http://www.soxnet.net/top25prospects.html Was it that?

Ya, it would have to be Arizona league, unless your talking about the story that Chris wrote last week.

Who cares about Howry, he's gone now. I wish he would of found that fastball when he was with us, but oh well.

I don't have a clue what happened. I was out to dinner with my aunt and uncle. I heard the score on my way home and we are losing.

Olivo grounded out in his first at bat.

Lee, Crede, and Rowand due up in the bottom of the second.

Crede turns a doube play, two down now with Daubach up.

Thomas ripped a homer and then Maggs ripped a double. Harris hit into a weird double play after Jimenez started the game off with a single.

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I made a mistake on the shortstop, the site I was at said he was drafted as a shortstop and that he can still play shortstop, but I made the mistake that he is playing 2nd with the Sox. As far as Malone and Reed go, what are you guys talking about cause I don't have Malone on thier nor do I have Reed, well I have Jeremy Reed.

It won't stink, Garland is going to whoop up on the BoSox and the Sox offense is going to keep hitting, plus I got a feeling Miguel and Borchard will be playing.

So are you saying some of the guys I had on the list at pither deserve to be there more? The thing is, when you pick an all star team you don't do it with anything other then stats, imo. Do I consider Miles much of a prospect? Nope, but that doesn't mean he wasn't going to make the list just because he's an older guy playing at AA. Also, as far as Meaux goes, he is an older guy himself thats playing in A Ball

This article was going on stats, I was in no way ranking prospects. As far as the Bristol thing goes, I wrote this a while back, and forgot all about them in all honesty. I remembered it and added it to my version, but forgot to give it to Mario so when it got uploaded it a bit different. When you pick an all star team you don't go on potential, you go on what they produced and I tried my best to forgot what a prospects status was and simply look at how good of a season they had.

He ain't a super mod anymore. His demotion was short lasted, lol. Ya, the boards don't allow you to upload it and then use it as a sig. I don't know why, but I Guess its for bandwith purposes. Anyway, the avatar is fine the way it is. If you want a sig, simply take the link from where you existingly got it and use that and I don't care where it comes from.

I'd say 80-95 wins. We have a long range because you just don't know what to expect. I can gage something like this better when I know what the exact roster is.

Thats what I think will change this offseason now that those teams won't be as willing to over pay for certain pitchers like Denny Neagle's and such. As far as KW and Jr go, I think they get along great and will as long as KW is doing his job and doing thinks alright in JR's book.

I thought Crede decided not to play winter ball. Harris should definately be playing it and I feel the same way about Olivo, but I don't know if I want him doing that much catching. No reason to hurt his knees.

Well, I know their is something called Malto Meal, but I don't think his name has anything to do with that. I think he told me once, I just don't remember.

It could be, but look at the Cubs and all the injuries they've had. Then take a look at other systems and you'll see tons of pitchers getting hurt.

SN's 2002 Minor League All Star Team By: Jason Gage The 2002 minor league baseball season came to an end just weeks ago with the Birmingham Baron's the only team to make the playoffs, and have a successful season, as they won the Southern League Championship. Now, it is time to take a look at the different players in the organization, and rank the two best at each position this year. To go along with position players there are the 5 best starting pitchers, and the 5 best relievers. Here is your 2002 White Sox minor league all star team: CATCHER Starter: Miguel Olivo (Birmingham) Stats: .306 avg, 6 hr's, 49 rbi's, 51 runs, 29 steals Backup: Shane Scoville(Phoenix) Stats: .278 avg, 1 hr's, 13 rbi's, 16 runs FIRST BASE Starter: Ryan Hankins (Birmingham) Stats: .280 avg, 7 hr's, 72 rbi's, 51 runs Backup: Casey Rogowski (Winston Salem) Stats: .255 avg, 3 hr's, 23 rbi's, 27 runs, 16 steals SECOND BASE Starter: Aaron Miles (Birmingham) Stats: .322 avg, 9 hr's, 68 rbi's, 67 runs Backup: Willie Harris (Charlotte) Stats: .283 avg, 5 hr's, 33 rbi's, 54 runs, 32 steals Runner Up: Edwin Yan (Winston Salem) Stats: .253 avg, 4 hr's, 35 rbi's, 78 runs, 88 steals SHORTSTOP Starter: Guillermo Reyes (Winston Salem) Stats: .279 avg, 4 hr's, 49 rbi's, 51 runs Backup: Tim Hummel (Charlotte) Stats: .260 avg, 4 hr's, 41 rbi's, 55 runs Runner Up: Pedro Lopez (Bristol) Stats: .319 avg, 0 hr's, 35 rbi's, 42 runs, 22 steals THIRD BASE Starter: Joe Crede (Charlotte) Stats: .312 avg, 24 hr's, 65 rbi's, 57 runs Backup: Micah Schnurstein (Phoenix) Stats: .332 avg, 3 hr's, 48 rbi's, 28 runs Runner Up: Edgar Vallera (Bristol) Stats: .330 avg, 8 hr's, 40 rbi's, 30 runs LEFT FIELD Starter: Julio Reyes (Kannapolis) Stats: .287 avg, 7 hr's, 24 rbi's, 25 runs Runner Up: Bjorn Ivy (Bristol) Stats: .272 avg, 1 hr's, 14 rbi's, 37 runs, 15 steals CENTER FIELD Starter: Joe Borchard (Charlotte) Stats: .272 avg, 20 hr's, 59 rbi's, 62 runs Backup: Jeremy Reed (Kannapolis) Stats: .319 avg, 4 hr's, 31 rbi's, 37 runs, 17 steals Runner Up: Anthony Webster (Bristol) Stats: .352 avg, 1 hr's, 30 rbi's, 58 runs, 16 steals RIGHT FIELD Starter: Darren Ciraco (Bristol) Stats: .329 avg, 10 hr's, 51 rbi's, 47 runs, 27 walks, 39 k's Backup: Brooks Kieshcnick (Charlotte) Stats: .275 avg, 13 hr's, 40 rbi's, 32 runs STARTING PITCHERS Kris Honel (Kannapolis) Stats: 9-8, 2.82 era, 153.1 inn, 152 k's Heath Phillips (Winston Salem) Stats: 6-16, 3.52 era, 179 inn, 5 cg's, 3 shutouts Josh Stewart (Birmingham) Stats: 11-7, 3.53 era, 150.1 inn Nik Lubisich (Kannapolis) Stats: 9-3, 2.71 era, 122.2 inn Ryan Wing (Kannapolis) Stats: 12-7, 3.78 era, 123.2 inn, 109 k's BULLPEN Joe Valentine (Birmingham) Stats: 4-1, 1.97 era, 36 saves, 55 games Edwin Almonte (Charlotte) Stats: 2-3, 2.24 era, 26 saves, 50 games David Sanders (Birmingham) Stats: 3-1, 1.84 era, 0 saves, 47 games Gary Majewski (Birmingham) Stats: 5-3, 2.65 era, 3 saves, 57 games Arnaldo Munoz (Birmingham) Stats: 6-0, 2.61 era, 6 saves, 51 games