2015 Free Agent Draft Roster Raids January 17, 2014

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SLSL LEAGUE 2015 FREE AGENT DRAFT ROSTER RAIDS JANUARY 17, 2014 Off Roster Picks Pull-backs Round 1 VEE takes Chris Archer AZH pulls back Kolten Wong Round 2 Round 2 Jackson Hole takes Taijuan Walker SGS pulls back Carlos Martinez Galapagos takes Michael Saunders WAG pulls back Jhoulys Chacin Emerald City takes Henderson Alvarez Central Valley pulls back Alcides Escobar Malibu takes Howie Kendrick Arizona pulls back Rick Porcello Central Valley takes Drew Storen Jackson Hole pulls back Juan Lagares Round 3 Round 3 New York takes Travis D'Arnaud Central Valley pulls back Jhonny Peralta Chesapeake takes Brett Lawrie New York pulls back Darren O'Day Malibu takes Ian Kennedy CHC pulls back Wilin Rosario Round 4 Round 4 CVC takes Nick Markakis JHG pulls back Dallas Keuchel ECO takes Edinson Volquez NYK pulls back Steve Cishek CHC takes Charlie Morton MAW pulls back Marwin Gonzalez Round 5 Round 5 VEE takes Didi Gregorius SGS pulls back Yovani Gallardo WAG takes Juan Uribe NYK pulls back Gerardo Parra AZH takes Avisail Garcia CAD pulls back Jared Burton CVC takes Jake Marisnick GAT pulls back Dustin Ackley Round 6 Round 6 ECO takes Pedro Alvarez GAT pulls back Chase Headley MAW takes Mike Moustakas WAG pulls back Derek Jeter AZH takes Alfredo Simon CAD pulls back Tony Cingrani Round 7 Round 7 NYK takes Josh Rutledge AZH pulls back Will Middlebrooks CVC takes Prince Fielder CAD pulls back Yonder Alonso CVC takes Alex Avila SGS pulls back Chris Iannetta SGS takes Tony Watson JAG pulls back Luke Gregerson Round 8 Round 8 VEE takes Francisco Liriano SGS pulls back Kevin Siegrist CAD takes Anthony Gose JAG pulls back Mike Zunino ECO takes Jackie Bradley Jr. GAT pulls back Matt Cain MAW takes Kyle Blanks VEE pulls back Geovany Soto.

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