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Catcher Team $$ First Base Team $$ Third Base Team $$ Second Base Team $$ Shortstop Team $$ Outfield Team $$ Outfield Team $$ Victor Martinez CLE 25 Albert Pujols STL 42 Alex Rodriguez NYY 43 Chase Utley PHI 27 Miguel Tejada BAL 32 Vladimir Guerrero LAA 36 Joey Gathright TB 6 Joe Mauer MIN 20 Mark Teixeira TEX 32 David Wright NYM 31 Alfonso Soriano WAS 27 Derek Jeter NYY 30 Bobby Abreu PHI 33 Matt Lawton SEA 5 Jason Varitek BOS 19 Derrek Lee CHC 32 Miguel Cabrera FLA 31 Chone Figgins LAA 25 Jimmy Rollins PHI 29 Jason Bay PIT 32 Alex Rios TOR 5 Jorge Posada NYY 15 David Ortiz BOS 30 Aramis Ramirez CHC 27MLB.com Brian Roberts 2006 Fantasy BAL Rankings 24 Michael Young TEX 29 Carl Crawford TB 32 Corey Patterson BAL 5 Javy Lopez BAL 14 Travis Hafner CLE 28 Chone Figgins LAA 25 Jeff Kent LA 23 Rafael Furcal LAD 28 Manny Ramirez BOS 31 Dave Roberts SD 5 Ramon Hernandez BAL 14 Todd Helton COL 27 Eric Chavez OAK 24 Marcus Giles ATL 22 Jose Reyes NYM 27 Miguel Cabrera FLA 31 Jeromy Burnitz PIT 4 Michael Barrett CHC 13 Lance Berkman HOU 27 Morgan Ensberg HOU 23 Jorge Cantu TB 21 Felipe Lopez CIN 23 Ichiro Suzuki SEA 28 Brady Clark MIL 4 Kenji Johjima SEA 12 Paul Konerko CWS 26 Jorge Cantu TB 21 Tadahito Iguchi CWS 18 Jhonny Peralta CLE 22 Carlos Lee MIL 27 Emil Brown KC 4 Ivan Rodriguez DET 11 Richie Sexson SEA 26 Chad Tracy ARI 20 Rickie Weeks MIL 17 Julio Lugo TB 22 Lance Berkman HOU 27 Cory Sullivan COL 4 Mike Piazza SD 10 Carlos Delgado NYM 26 Hank Blalock TEX 20 Ryan Freel CIN 15 Nomar Garciaparra LAD 17 Carlos Beltran NYM 26 Ryan Klesko SD 4 Paul Lo Duca NYM 9 Ryan Howard PHI 24 Melvin Mora BAL 19 Craig Biggio HOU 15 Bobby Crosby OAK 17 Andruw Jones ATL 26 Shannon Stewart MIN 3 Benjie Molina TOR 9 Jason Giambi NYY 24 Chipper Jones ATL 19 Robinson Cano NYY 15 Edgar Renteria ATL 15 Hideki Matsui NYY 25 Juan Rivera LAA 3 Rod Barajas TEX 9 Jeff Kent LAD 23 Scott Rolen STL 19 Jose Vidro WAS 14 Orlando Cabrera LAA 15 Gary Sheffield NYY 25 Delmon Young TB 3 A.J. Pierzynski CWS 9 Adam Dunn CIN 22 Troy Glaus TOR 19 Placido Polanco DET 14 Juan Uribe CWS 12 Chone Figgins LAA 25 Victor Diaz NYM 3 Jason Kendall OAK 7 Ryan Howard PHI 24 Nomar Garciaparra LAD 17 Ron Belliard CLE 14 Khalil Greene SD 12 Grady Sizemore CLE 24 Chris Duffy PIT 3 Johnny Estrada ARI 7 Aubrey Huff TB 18 Ryan Freel CIN 15 Luis Castillo MIN 13 J.J. Hardy MIL 10 Barry Bonds SF 24 Brad Hawpe COL 3 Mike Lieberthal PHI 7 Jim Thome CWS 18 Garrett Atkins COL 12 Mark Loretta BOS 12 Clint Barmes COL 10 Juan Pierre CHC 24 Kelly Johnson ATL 3 Brian McCann ATL 4 Nomar Garciaparra LAD 17 Adrian Beltre SEA 12 Bill Hall MIL 9 David Eckstein STL 9 Johnny Damon NYY 23 Jason Michaels CLE 3 Toby Hall TB 3 Brad Wilkerson TEX 14 Shea Hillenbrand TOR 11 Orlando Hudson ARI 9 Carlos Guillen DET 9 Adam Dunn CIN 22 Casey Blake CLE 2 Jason LaRue CIN 3 Lyle Overbay TOR 14 Bill Hall MIL 9 Mark Ellis OAK 9 Adam Everett HOU 9 Matt Holliday COL 21 Lew Ford MIN 2 Ryan Doumit PIT 3 Dan Johnson OAK 14 Ryan Zimmerman WAS 8 Todd Walker CHC 9 Bill Hall MIL 9 Vernon Wells TOR 21 Jayson Werth LAD 2 Brian Schneider WAS 3 Mike Sweeney KC 14 Joe Crede CWS 7 Ray Durham SF 8 Angel Berroa KC 8 Scott Podsednik CWS 20 Luis Matos BAL 2 Yadier Molina STL 2 Nick Johnson WAS 13 Bill Mueller LAD 7 Ian Kinsler TEX 5 Russ Adams TOR 5 Chad Tracy ARI 20 Carl Everett SEA 2 Jeff Mathis LAA 1 Jay Gibbons BAL 13 Joe Randa PIT 7 Luis Gonzalez COL 5 B.J. Upton TB 5 Coco Crisp CLE 20 Sammy Sosa FA 2 Javier Valentin CIN 1 Prince Fielder MIL 12 Pedro Feliz SF 7 Adam Kennedy LAA 3 Ronny Cedeno CHC 5 Pat Burrell PHI 20 Eric Byrnes ARI 2 John Buck KC 1 Chris Shelton DET 12 Mike Lowell BOS 7 Aaron Hill TOR 3 Luis Gonzalez COL 5 Jim Edmonds STL 19 Brian Anderson CWS 2 Miguel Olivo FLA 1 Shea Hillenbrand TOR 11 Edwin Encarnacion CIN 6 Josh Barfield SD 3 Aaron Hill TOR 3 Torii Hunter MIN 19 Craig Wilson PIT 2 Dioner Navarro LAD 1 Justin Morneau MIN 10 Kevin Youkilis BOS 5 Jose Castillo PIT 3 Omar Vizquel SF 3 Ken Griffey CIN 18 Jay Payton OAK 2 Damian Miller MIL 1 Mike Jacobs FLA 9 Luis Gonzalez COL 5 Junior Spivey STL 3 Craig Counsell ARI 3 Aubrey Huff TB 18 Jose Cruz, Jr. LAD 2 J.D. Closser COL 1 Sean Casey PIT 9 B.J. Upton TB 5 Mark Grudzielanek KC 3 Jason Bartlett MIN 2 Brian Giles SD 17 Rob Mackowiak CWS 2 Mike Matheny SF 1 Adam LaRoche ATL 7 Aaron Hill TOR 3 Jose Lopez SEA 3 Jack Wilson PIT 2 Magglio Ordonez DET 16 Jerry Hairston CHC 2 Brad Ausmus HOU 1 Carlos Pena DET 7 Dallas McPherson LAA 3 Craig Counsell ARI 3 Omar Quintanilla COL 2 Cliff Floyd NYM 16 Chris Burke HOU 2 Doug Mirabelli SD 1 Pedro Feliz SF 7 Corey Koskie MIL 3 Kazuo Matsui NYM 2 Freddy Sanchez PIT 2 Jeremy Hermida FLA 16 Bernie Williams NYY 2 Gerald Laird TEX 1 Dmitri Young DET 7 Brandon Inge DET 3 Tony Graffanino BOS 2 Hanley Ramirez FLA 1 Randy Winn SF 16 Nick Markakis BAL 1 Gregg Zaun TOR 1 Conor Jackson ARI 5 Aaron Boone CLE 3 Rich Aurilia CIN 2 Stephen Drew ARI 1 Jonny Gomes TB 15 Ryan Church WAS 1 Yorvit Torrealba COL 1 Phil Nevin TEX 5 Mark Teahen KC 3 Jerry Hairston Jr. CHC 2 Joel Guzman LAD 1 Milton Bradley OAK 15 Corey Hart MIL 1 Ramon Castro NYM 1 Casey Kotchman LAA 5 David Bell PHI 2 Chris Burke HOU 2 Wilson Betemit ATL 1 Jeff Francoeur ATL 15 Marlon Byrd WAS 1 Jason Phillips TOR 1 Tony Clark ARI 5 Andy Marte CLE 2 Michael Cuddyer MIN 2 Alex Cintron CWS 1 J.D. Drew LAD 15 Gary Matthews Jr. TEX 1 Jose Molina LAA 1 Ben Broussard CLE 3 Rob Mackowiak CWS 2 Rob Mackowiak CWS 2 Cristian Guzman WAS 1 Ryan Freel CIN 15 Nook Logan DET 1 Mike Redmond MIN 1 Lance Niekro SF 3 Tony Batista MIN 2 Freddy Sanchez PIT 2 Yuniesky Betancourt SEA 1 Brad Wilkerson TEX 14 Larry Bigbie STL 1 Todd Greene SF 1 Travis Lee TB 3 Sean Burroughs TB 2 Nick Punto MIN 1 Alex F Gonzalez FA 1 Reggie Sanders KC 14 Jason Kubel MIN 1 Josh Bard BOS 1 Kevin Millar BAL 3 Edgardo Alfonzo LAA 2 Omar Infante DET 1 Rich Aurilia CIN 1 Jermaine Dye CWS 14 Steve Finley SF 1 Chad Moeller MIL 1 Eric Hinske TOR 3 Freddy Sanchez PIT 2 Hector Luna STL 1 Nick Punto MIN 1 Jay Gibbons BAL 13 Xavier Nady NYM 1 Chris Snyder ARI 1 Craig Wilson PIT 2 Vinny Castilla SD 2 Aaron Miles STL 1 Pablo Ozuna CWS 1 Geoff Jenkins MIL 13 Jeff Conine BAL 1 Guillermo Quiroz TOR 1 Darin Erstad LAA 2 Michael Cuddyer MIN 2 Miguel Cairo NYY 1 Omar Infante DET 1 Shawn Green ARI 13 Ryan Langerhans ATL 1 Ryan Garko CLE 1 Frank Thomas OAK 1 Tony Graffanino BOS 2 Antonio Perez OAK 1 Cesar Izturis LA 1 Aaron Rowand PHI 13 Chris Young ARI 1 Kevin Cash TB 1 Jeff Conine BAL 1 Wilson Betemit ATL 1 Mark Bellhorn SD 1 Royce Clayton FA 1 Willy Taveras HOU 13 Matt Stairs KC 1 Charles Johnson FA 1 Doug Mientkiewicz KC 1 Ty Wigginton TB 1 Alex Cintron CWS 1 Damian Jackson WAS 1 Kevin Mench TEX 12 Eric Reed FLA 1 Einar Diaz CLE 1 Matt Stairs KC 1 Jeff Baker COL 1 Neifi Perez CHC 1 Brandon Wood LAA 1 Raul Ibanez SEA 12 Frank Catalanotto TOR 1 Russ Martin LAD 1 Xavier Nady NYM 1 Alex Cintron CWS 1 Willie Bloomquist SEA 1 Oscar Robles LAD 1 Matt Murton CHC 12 Nate McLouth PIT 1 Ryan Shealy COL 1 Willie Bloomquist SEA 1 Jamey Carroll COL 1 Marco Scutaro OAK 1 Garret Anderson LAA 11 Bobby Kielty OAK 1 Adrian Gonzalez SD 1 Antonio Perez OAK 1 Damian Jackson WAS 1 Neifi Perez CHC 1 Wily Mo Pena CIN 11 So Taguchi STL 1 Justin Huber KC 1 Willy Aybar LAD 1 Deivi Cruz STL 1 Maicer Izturis LAA 1 Moises Alou SF 11 Chris Denorfia CIN 1 J.T. Snow BOS 1 Pablo Ozuna CWS 1 Scott Hairston ARI 1 Pokey Reese FLA 1 Jacque Jones CHC 11 Carlos Quentin ARI 1 Brad Eldred PIT 1 Geoff Blum SD 1 Anderson Hernandez NYM 1 Willie Bloomquist SEA 1 Jason Lane HOU 10 Damon Hollins TB 1 Hee Seop Choi LAD 1 Wes Helms FLA 1 Tony Womack CIN 1 Jamey Carroll WAS 1 Craig Monroe DET 10 Cody Haerther STL 1 Walter Young SD 1 Russell Branyan TB 1 Ruben Gotay KC 1 Deivi Cruz STL 1 Luis Gonzalez ARI 10 Jeff DaVanon ARI 1 Erubiel Durazo OAK 1 Maicer Izturis LAA 1 Bernie Castro WAS 1 Mike Morse SEA 1 Preston Wilson HOU 10 Chris Young ARI 1 Kendry Morales LAA 1 Robb Quinlan LAA 1 Pokey Reese FLA 1 Robert Andino FLA 1 Jose Guillen WAS 8 Marcus Thames DET 1 Jeff Bagwell HOU 1 Alex S Gonzalez FA 1 Geoff Blum SD 1 Austin Kearns CIN 8 Ben Johnson SD 1 Scott Hatteberg CIN 1 Terry Tiffee MIN 1 Luis Rodriguez MIN 1 Mike Cameron SD 8 Terrmel Sledge SD 1 Rafael Palmeiro FA 1 Jose Valentin NYM 1 Marlon Anderson WAS 1 Rocco Baldelli TB 8 Brandon Watson WAS 1 Michael Aubrey CLE 1 Nick Green TB 1 Nick Swisher OAK 7 Chip Ambres KC 1 Daric Barton OAK 1 D'Angelo Jimenez TEX 1 Curtis Granderson DET 7 John Rodriguez STL 1 Travis Ishikawa SF 1 Andres Blanco KC 1 Dmitri Young DET 7 Richard Hidalgo FA 1 Tino Martinez FA 1 Brandon Phillips CLE 1 Kenny Lofton LAD 7 Raul Mondesi FA 1 Daryle Ward WAS 1 Dustin Pedroia BOS 1 David DeJesus KC 6 Alex Sanchez FA 1 Ken Harvey KC 1 Howie Kendrick LAA 1 Rondell White MIN 6 Laynce Nix TEX 1 Willie Harris FA 1 Jeremy Reed SEA 6 Chris Aguila FLA 1 Desi Relaford FA 1 David Dellucci TEX 6 Lastings Milledge NYM 1 Luis Rivas TB 1 Mark Kotsay OAK 6 Felix Pie CHC 1 Keith Ginter OAK 1 Juan Encarnacion STL 6 Brandon Moss BOS 1 Donnie Murphy KC 1 Trot Nixon BOS 6 Freddy Guzman SD 1 Marco Scutaro OAK 1 Nelson Cruz MIL 1 Bret Boone FA 0.
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    2019 2019 SUN DEVIL BASEBALL Schedule VS FEBRUARY 15 (FRI) vs Notre Dame PHOENIX, ARIZONA 16 (SAT) vs Notre Dame PHOENIX, ARIZONA 17 (SUN) vs Notre Dame PHOENIX, ARIZONA 20 (WED) vs San Diego PHOENIX, ARIZONA 22 (FRI) vs UC Davis PHOENIX, ARIZONA 23 (SAT) vs UC Davis PHOENIX, ARIZONA 24 (SUN) vs UC Davis PHOENIX, ARIZONA 26 (TUE) vs Pepperdine PHOENIX, ARIZONA MARCH 1 (FRI) vs Michigan State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 2 (SAT) vs Michigan State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 3 (SUN) vs Michigan State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 8 (FRI) vs Xavier PHOENIX, ARIZONA 9 (SAT) vs Xavier PHOENIX, ARIZONA 10 (SUN) vs Xavier PHOENIX, ARIZONA 13 (WED) vs New Mexico State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 15 (FRI) vs Washington State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 16 (SAT) vs Washington State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 17 (SUN) vs Washington State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 20 (WED) vs California Baptist (BACK) PHOENIX, ARIZONA 29 (FRI) vs Arizona PHOENIX, ARIZONA 30 (SAT) vs Arizona PHOENIX, ARIZONA (SUN) 31 vs Arizona TORKELSONSPENCER PHOENIX, ARIZONA – APRIL 2 (TUE) vs Long Beach State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 12 (FRI) vs Oregon State PHOENIX, ARIZONA BOYD VANDER (MIDDLE) 13 (SAT) vs Oregon State – PHOENIX, ARIZONA 14 (SAT) vs Oregon State PHOENIX, ARIZONA 16 (TUE) vs Seattle PHOENIX, ARIZONA 23 (TUE) vs UNLV PHOENIX, ARIZONA HUNTER BISHOP (FRONT) MAY 3 (FRI) vs UCLA PHOENIX, ARIZONA 4 (SAT) vs UCLA PHOENIX, ARIZONA 5 (SUN) vs UCLA PHOENIX, ARIZONA 23 (THU) vs Stanford PHOENIX, ARIZONA 24 (FRI) vs Stanford PHOENIX, ARIZONA 25 (SAT) vs Stanford PHOENIX, ARIZONA *Schedule subject to change FOLLOW US SunDevilBaseball ASU_Baseball Five -TimeASU_Baseball NCAA Champions (1965, 1967, 1969, 1977, 1981) | 22 College World Series Appearances | 21 Conference Championships TWITTER: @ASU_BASEBALL 125 All-Americans | 14 National Players of the Year | 10 College Baseball Hall of Fame Members INSTAGRAM: @ASU_BASEBALL For tickets, 480-965-5812 or TheSunDevils.com 1 437 Major League Baseball Draft Picks | 110 Major Leaguers | 49 Major League Baseball First-Round Draft Picks FACEBOOK: SUNDEVILBASEBALL Arizona State University 2019 SUN DEVIL BASEBALL PITCHERS (12) No.
  • Youth Baseball Edition

    Youth Baseball Edition

    95482 cover final 9/22/04 9:24 AM Page 2 ® Youth Baseball Edition 95482 cover final 9/22/04 9:24 AM Page 3 The Catalog for Giving is a new solution Each organization generally must: and a philanthropic success story. · Have IRS 501 (c) (3) status · Operate with annual budgets less than $1 million This is no typical Catalog. It offers opportunities for giving, not buying. · Provide direct service to children and young people This special edition of The Catalog features profiles of youth baseball · Have no partisan affiliation or ideology organizations that are changing young lives and doing it on budgets max- The Catalog describes the background activities and goals that define imized to benefit the young people they serve. These are grassroots sports each organization, giving donors compelling insights without hype. programs that need donors who can help sustain their operations. Catalogs bound with a payment form and a business reply envelope are distributed to individuals, foundations, and corporations. Donors can con- The Catalog for Giving is a philanthropic success that provides donors with nect with a cause as quickly and easily as they might choose consumer a reliable guide to well-researched, effective groups and an easy path to goods - but with confidence, enthusiasm and understanding, and with infi- supporting them. It’s a new concept, and it works. In ten years, the model nitely more reward. Unlike some other catalog fundraising efforts, donors program - The Catalog for Giving of New York City - raised $7 million for are charged no fees for making a gift.