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100 AZ Fall League Alums in MLB Postseason For Immediate Release Friday, October 5, 2007 100 AZ Fall League Alums In MLB Postseason Phoenix, Arizona — The rosters of Major League Baseball’s eight postseason teams include100 Arizona Fall League alums. They are listed below. The Future Of Arizona D-backs (16) Cleveland Indians (11) New York Yankees (6) Major League Eric Byrnes Josh Barfield Johnny Damon Baseball Now Jeff Cirillo Paul Byrd Eric Duncan Tony Clark Aaron Fultz Jason Giambi Facts Doug Davis Ryan Garko Derek Jeter • 2007 Fall League Stephen Drew Travis Hafner Doug Mientkiewicz Hall of Fame Inductees Rob Hammock Jason Michaels Bronson Sardinha Jermaine Dye Conor Jackson Trot Nixon Philadelphia Phillies (15) Torii Hunter Miguel Montero Jhonny Peralta Derrek Lee Michael Bourn Dustin Nippert Kelly Shoppach Ken Macha Pat Burrell Augie Ojeda Grady Sizemore • Nearly 1,500 former Fall Clay Condrey Leaguers have reached the Carlos Quentin Jake Westbrook Chris Coste major leagues Mark Reynolds Colorado Rockies (13) Greg Dobbs • 407 Ex-AFLers On ’07 MLB Jeff Salazar Jeremy Affeldt Ryan Howard Opening-Day Rosters Doug Slaten Garrett Atkins Kyle Kendrick • 83 Class of ’06 Fall Leaguers Brandon Webb Jeff Baker Kyle Lohse reach major leagues in ’07 Chris Young • Over 100 MLB All-Stars Taylor Bucholz Abraham Nunez including 24 in 2007 Boston Red Sox (12) LaTroy Hawkins Jimmy Rollins • 4 MLB MVPs Kevin Cash Brad Hawpe Aaron Rowand Jason Giambi Coco Crisp Todd Helton Carlos Ruiz Ryan Howard Manny Delcarmen Matt Holliday Chase Utley Justin Morneau Albert Pujols J.D. Drew Chris Iannetta Shane Victorino • 3 Cy Young Award winners Jacob Ellsbury Mark Redman Jayson Werth Chris Carpenter Eric Hinske Ryan Speier Roy Halladay Bobby Kielty Cory Sullivan Brandon Webb Julio Lugo Troy Tulowitzki • 14 MLB Rookies-of-the-Year Doug Mirabelli Los Angeles Angels • 7 MLB batting champions Dustin Pedoria • 10 MLB hits leaders of Anaheim (14) Jason Varitek Garret Anderson • 3 MLB RBI leaders Kevin Youkilis Orlando Cabrera • 1 MLB home-run leader Chicago Cubs (13) Chone Figgins • 30 MLB Silver Sluggers Ronny Cedeno Nathan Haynes • 20 MLB Gold Glove Awards Mark DeRosa Howie Kendrick • 20 MLB managers Scott Eyre Casey Kotchman • 30 MLB umpires Cliff Floyd Jeff Mathis • 68 administrators serving Mike Fontenot Kendry Morales the baseball industry Bobby Howry Dustin Moseley Phoenix Municipal Jason Kendall Mike Napoli Stadium Derek Lee Darren Oliver 5999 E. Van Buren Matt Murton Francisco Rodriguez Phoenix, AZ 85008 Geovany Soto Justin Speier Office: 602.681.9362 Alfonso Soriano Jered Weaver FAX: 602.681.9363 Ryan Theriot www.mlbfallball.com Daryle Ward.
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