Found October 13, 2009 on Future Redbirds:
The AFL begins today and contains several Cardinals propsects — and it appears there have been some changes since the rosters were initially announced.  As  a refresher: Pitchers: David Kopp (Palm Beach) Lance Lynn (Springfield) Mike Parisi (rehabbing from TJ surgery) Adam Reifer (Palm Beach) Gary Daley (Springfield) Scott Gorgen (Springfield) Position Players: Bryan Anderson (rehabbing from shoulder surgery) Daniel Descalso (Springfield/Memphis) Daryl Jones (Springfield) Tyler Henley [...]
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