From Scott Miller at CBS.Sportsline: San Diego had every intention of taking center fielder Anthony Gwynn -- son of you-know-who -- in this week's draft, but Gwynn was snapped up by Milwaukee as the 39th overall pick, just two spots before the Padres were going to grab him. It wasn't going to be a charity pick, either: "First of all, you've got to look at the bloodlines," Padres general manager Kevin Towers said. "He grew up under the same roof as one of the greatest hitters of all time. He's got a tremendous work ethic, he's a great individual, he's willing to learn and he's a great defender -- one of the best defenders in the draft. It's hard to find a center fielder who is a good hitter. His power's not there, but that probably won't be the kind of guy he'll be. Now that he's not with us, I hope he doesn't go out and win eight batting titles -- but I'm not going to bet against it."