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For Immediate Release Wednesday, May 12, 2009 438 Ex-Fall Leaguers Make Opening Day Rosters Phoenix, Arizona — When umpires barked “Play ball” to start the 2010 major-league season in early April, 438 former Arizona Fall League The Future Of players dotted the 30 Opening Day rosters. Major League It’s a record number that easily betters the totals of past years, including Baseball. Now. the previous three seasons — 407 in 2007, 413 in 2008 and 416 in 2009. Facts • Over 1,700 former Fall “The record number of former Fall Leaguers on major league Opening Leaguers have reached the major leagues Day rosters this season is a testament to the quality of young prospects the 30 • 141 MLB All-Stars including 38 in 2009 clubs are choosing to send to our league to polish their skills as they prepare • 7 MLB MVPs •Jason Giambi •Ryan Howard for the major leagues,” offers Arizona Fall League Director Steve Cobb.” •Joe Mauer •Justin Morneau Excluding the 32 players on disabled lists that included the likes of •Dustin Pedroia •Albert Pujols Russell Branyan (IF, Indians), Coco Crisp (OF, Athletics), Alex Gordon (IF, •Jimmy Rollins • 3 Cy Young Award winners Royals), Ian Kinsler (IF, Rangers), Brad Lidge (RHP, Phillies), Daniel Murphy •Chris Carpenter •Roy Halladay (IF, Mets), and Freddy Sanchez (IF, Giants), ex-AFLers still comprised 54 •Brandon Webb • 19 MLB Rookies-of-the-Year percent of the 30 active major-league rosters on Opening Day. • 3 World Series MVPs • 6 All-Star Game MVPs Six players made the jump from the 2009 Fall League to an Opening • 40 MLB Silver Sluggers • 33 MLB Gold Glove Awards Day roster — Matt Harrison (LHP, Rangers), Jason Heyward (OF, Braves), • 8 MLB batting champions Ian Kennedy (RHP, Diamondbacks), Sergio Santos (RHP, White Sox), Scott • 12 MLB season hits leaders • 5 MLB season RBI leaders Sizemore (IF, Tigers), and Taylor Teagarden (C, Rangers). Additionally, Josh • 2 MLB season homer leaders • 9 MLB season stolen-base leaders Butler (RHP, Brewers) was on Milwaukee’s disabled list on Opening Day. • 24 MLB managers Oakland claimed the most ex-Fall Leaguers with 21, followed by • 31 MLB umpires • 76 administrators serving Minnesota (19), Milwaukee (18) and Philadelphia (18). Only three clubs the baseball industry listed fewer than 10 — Los Angeles Dodgers (8), New York Mets (8) and Phoenix Municipal New York Yankees (9). Stadium 5999 E. Van Buren The complete list of former Arizona Fall Leaguers on 2010 major Phoenix, AZ 85008 Office: 602.681.9362 league Opening Day rosters follows. FAX: 602.681.9363 www.mlbfallball.com — more — Twitter MLBazFallLeague Media Contact: Paul Jensen ([email protected], 480.710-8201) Arizona Fall Leaguers On 2010 MLB Opening Day Rosters (438) American League Baltimore Orioles (17) Cleveland Indians (15) Los Angeles Angels Garrett Atkins, IF Hector Ambriz, RHP of Anaheim (14) Matt Albers, RHP Russell Branyan, IF (DL) Jason Bulger, RHP Michael Gonzalez, LHP Shin-Soo Choo Terry Evans, OF Jeremy Guthrie, RHP Mark Grudzielanek, IF Torii Hunter, OF Mark Hendrickson, LHP Travis Hafner, DH Howie Kendrick, IF Jim Johnson, RHP David Huff, LHP Jeff Mathis, C Adam Jones, OF Austin Kearns, OF Kendry Morales, IF Julio Lugo, IF Matt LaPorta, IF Mike Napoli, C Nick Markakis, OF Lou Marson, C Matt Palmer, RHP Brian Matusz, LHP Will Ohman, LHP Jhonny Peralta, IF Chris Pettit, OF (DL) Nolan Reimold, OF Chris Perez, RHP Scot Shields, RHP Brian Roberts, IF Mike Redmond, C Brian Stokes, RHP Luke Scott, DH Tony Sipp, LHP Jered Weaver, RHP Craig Tatum, C Grady Sizemore, OF Bobby Wilson, C Matt Wieters, C Jake Westbrook, RHP Brandon Wood, IF Ty Wigginton, IF Detroit Tigers (13) Minnesota Twins (19) Boston Red Sox (13) Eddie Bonine, RHP Scott Baker, RHP Scott Atchison, RHP Johnny Damon, OF Nick Blackburn, RHP Boof Bonser, RHP (DL) Adam Everett, IF Drew Butera, C Clay Buchholz, RHP Manny Delcarmen, RHP Brandon Inge, IF Clay Condrey, RHP (DL) J.D. Drew, OF Austin Jackson, OF Jesse Crain, RHP Jacoby Ellsbury, OF Don Kelly, OF Michael Cuddyer, OF Bill Hall, IF Gerald Laird, C Brian Duensing, LHP Jeremy Hermida, OF Zach Miner, RHP (DL) Matt Guerrier, RHP Jed Lowrie, IF (DL) Ryan Rabum, RHP J.J. Hardy, IF Dustin Pedroia, IF Max Scherzer, RHP Brendan Harris, IF Scott Schoeneweis, LHP Bobby Seay, LHP (DL) Orlando Hudson, IF Jason Varitek, C Scott Sizemore, IF (’09) Jason Kubel, DH Kevin Youkilis, IF Bred Thomas, LHP Joe Mauer, RHP Chicago White Sox (13) Justin Morneau, IF Gordon Beckham, IF Kansas City Royals (12) Pat Neshek, RHP Gavin Floyd, RHP Brian Bannister, RHP Nick Punto, IF Paul Konerko, IF Willie Bloomquist, IF Denard Span, OF Mark Kotsay, IF/OF Billy Butler, IF Kevin Slowey, RHP Bobby Jenks, RHP David De Jesus, OF Delmon Young, OF Scott Linebrink, RHP Josh Fields, IF (DL) Donny Lucy, C Chris Getz, IF Jayson Nix, IF Alex Gordon, IF (DL) A.J. 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    SEASON SCHEDULE/RESULTS MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY FEBRUARY 18 Akron ...................................... W, 11-0 Jones career-hi 7.0 IP, Bradford 3-4 19 Lamar ...................................... W, 2-0 Stratton career-hi 10 Ks BULLDOG BASEBALL 19 Akron ...................................... W, 10-1 Norris 3x5, 5 RBI Week 13 • Games 49-51: May 12-14 MVSU & Ole Miss 20 Lamar .................................... W, 17-2 13-run 1st, Ogden 1st grand slam — Mississippi 22 Northwestern State ................. W, 6-4 Freeman 3 hits, Bradford 3 RBI DOGS CONTINUE ROAD WORK AT OLE MISS State’s late-season road run makes a stop in Oxford, Miss., with this week’s key 25 Belmont .................................... L, 1-2 Jones car.-hi 8+ IP; BU-2R ITP-HR in 9th three-game SEC Western Division showdown with instate league rival Ole Miss 26 Belmont ................................... W, 5-3 Stratton career-hi 13 Ks, Ogden HR #3 (27-21/11-13 SEC). The 27 Belmont ..................................W, 14-5 Mitchell earns win in 1st car. start Bulldogs (30-18, 11-13), COMPARING MARCH winners of a season-best MSU THE STATS UM 1 Alcorn State ............................. W, 8-1 Graveman car.-hi 7 Ks, 12 hits, all singles six consecutive games, are 30-18 Overall record 27-21 11-13 Conference 11-13 4 Iowa ........................................... L, 3-5 Out-scored 4-2 after 2-hr. rain delay in the middle of a stretch 5 Georgia State ...........................W, 8-1 Stratton win No. 3, Bradford 3 RBI .290 Batting average .281 that sends the Diamond 6.4 Runs per game 5.6 5 Iowa ...........................................L, 6-7 MSU rallies to trim a 7-0 defi cit Dogs on the road for eight 9.7 Hits per game 9.6 6 Georgia State .........................