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2009 Arizona Fall League Jays P1
The Arizona Fall League is the place for prospects to move up organizational depth charts. Take last season for instance;
Tommy Hanson went from a mid-tier prospect to multiple top 10 lists and the possible 2009 NL ROY. Fellow Braves prospect Tyler Flowers went from organizational depth at the catching position [...]
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The great Dave Till took care of this for us, year after year. I don't have Dave's fine sense of the classroom (it's been a while since I was actually in one, you know) but I'll do what I can.Something to do while I wait hopefully for Jim Balsillie to give up on his NHL dream (they don't want you, Jim, can't you see?) and turn his attention to baseball.
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2009 Arizona Fall League Jays P2
(Part One covers the Toronto Blue Jays AFL Positional Players)
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