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I know the draft is on MLB network tonight but is there any coverage on TV of the later rounds of the draft tomorrow or Wednesday?

NOTE: This is one of our "Your 2010 ___________ threads. There will be one for each of the full-season teams in place by Monday, when all rosters will have been announced. Within these threads, you will find updates and feature news stories that don't necessarily relate to game action (those would be found within the Daily Link Reports), so it will be an active thread all season long. -- Jim (Mass Haas) *** Here's the 2010 roster fresh off the web page can't wait I got ticket to Thursday nights opener! GRAND CHUTE, WI - The Milwaukee Brewers have announced the members of the Opening Day Roster for the 2010 Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. Manager Jeff Isom will have seven members of Baseball America's Top 30 Prospect list for the Milwaukee organization on his roster. The Rattlers, in their second season as the Midwest League affiliate of the Brewers, also have five players who spent time with the team in 2009 returning for 2010. Pitcher Eric Arnett, the #1 pick of the Brewers in the 2009 draft, is one of the headliners. Baseball America lists the former Indiana Hoosier as the #4 prospect in the Milwaukee organization. Kyle Heckathorn, who was a supplemental first round pick in last year's draft, also has top prospect status. The pitcher out of Kennesaw State University is rated as the Brewers' #10 prospect by BA. Other members of the 2010 Timber Rattlers listed in the top 30 by BA are: Pitchers Jake Odorizzi (#9), Del Howell (#22), Nick Bucci (#29), and Maverick Lasker (#30) and outfielder D'Vontrey Richardson (#18). This edition of the Timber Rattlers features 14 members of the 2009 Brewers draft class. Joining Arnett, Heckathorn, Howell (15th round- Alabama), and Richardson (5th round - Florida State) are: Catcher Cameron Garfield (2nd round - Murrieta Valley (CA) High School); pitcher Hiram Burgos (6th round - Bethune-Cookman University); outfielder Khris Davis (7th round - Cal-State Fullerton); pitcher Jonathon Pokorny (9th round - Kent State); pitcher Andrew Lamontagne (11th round - Oral Roberts); infielder Sean Halton (13th round - Lewis-Clark State); infielder Scooter Gennett (15th round - Sarasota (FL) High School); pitcher Caleb Thielbar (18th round - South Dakota State University); outfielder Franklin Romero (20th round - Cerro Coso Community College); and infielder Pete Fatse (24th round - Connecticut). Fatse played for the Timber Rattlers last season and other returners are Lasker, pitcher Efrain Nieves, and infielders Chris Dennis and Michael Marseco. Pitchers: Eric Arnett: Big 10 Co-Pitcher of the Year and First Team All-Big Ten selection in 2009 after a 12-2 season at Indiana as a junior. Nick Bucci: Brewers minor league pitcher of the month for July, 2009. Bucci also pitched for Canada in the 2009 World Cup of Baseball. Hiram Burgos: Was 6-3 in 14 games (12 starts) in final season at Bethune-Cookman. Burgos pitched for Mayaguez in the Puerto Rican Winter League this past offseason. Kyle Heckathorn: Was an Atlantic Sun All-Conference selection in 2009. Also struck out 15 batters in a game against North Florida to set a Kennesaw State University Division I record. Del Howell: Went 5-3 in his final season at Alabama with 68 strikeouts in 58-1/3 innings pitched. Damon Krestalude: A 17th round pick in 2008 out of Port St. Lucie (FL) High School. Krestalude pitched for both Helena (Pioneer League) and Brevard County (Florida State) in 2009. Andre Lamontagne: A First-Team All-Summit League selection in 2009 after compiling a 6-2 record at Oral Roberts. Maverick Lasker: A 5th round pick in 2008 out of Sandra Day O'Connor High School. Was an Arizona League All-Star in 2009 and pitched seven scoreless innings at Kane County on August 31, 2009 to win his Timber Rattlers debut. Efrain Nieves: A 7th round pick in the 2007 draft, Nieves spent all of 2009 with the Rattlers. After the season, he pitched for Puerto Rico in the World Cup of Baseball and for Arecibo in the Puerto Rican Winter League. Nieves was also named to the Caribbean Series All-Star squad as a relief pitcher. Jake Odorizzi: A supplemental 1st round pick in 2008 out of Highland (IL) High School. Was the Gatorade Player of the Year for Illinois in 2008 after compiling a 14-0 record and striking out 146 batters as a senior at Highland High. Jon Pokorny: Named to Second Team All-Mid American Conference team as a reliever in 2009. Pokorny has pitched in both the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League (2007) and the Alaskan Collegiate League (2008). Chad Robinson: A 12th round pick in 2006 out of Community College of Southern Nevada. Robinson missed all of 2008 with an injury. Returned to the mound with Helena in 2009. Caleb Thielbar: Set career records at South Dakota State in starts (44) and innings pitched (274). Thielbar is second on the Jackrabbits career strikeout list with 196. Catchers: Cameron Garfield: Born in Frankfurt, Germany. Garfield played for Team USA under 18 National Team in the summer of 2008 and won a silver medal at the IBAF's World Summer Championships. He had committed to the University of San Diego before signing with the Brewers. Austin Stockfisch: Signed as a non-drafted free agent in July, 2009 out of Grand Canyon University. Stockfisch was a First Team All-Pacific West Conference in 2009. Infielders: Chris Dennis: A 13th round pick in 2007. Dennis played in 38 for the Timber Rattlers in 2009. He homered twice in a game at Dayton on May 27, 2009. Pete Fatse: Hit .324 with 11 homers in final season with UCONN. Fatse played 59 games with the Timber Rattlers in 2009. Scooter Gennett; This will be Gennett's first professional season. He had committed to play baseball at Florida State before signing with the Brewers. Carlos George: A 46th round pick in 2008 out of James Monroe High School in Bronx, NY. Stole 20 bases for the Arizona League Brewers in 2009 Sean Halton: Selected as an Honorable Mention NAIA All-American in 2009. Hit .345 and six home runs in 69 games between Arizona League Brewers and Helena in 2009 Michael Marseco: An 11th round pick in 2008 out of Samford University and played 93 games with Wisconsin in 2009. Joey Paciorek: A 15th round pick in 2007 out of Blaine (WA) High School. He is the son of former Major Leaguer Jim Paciorek. Outfielders: Khris Davis: Hit .328 with 16 home runs in final season with Cal State-Fullerton. Davis played in both 2009 College World Series games for the Titans. D'Vontrey Richardson: Played both football and baseball at Florida State. He holds the FSU record for longest TD run by a quarterback (55 yards v. Chattanooga). Baseball America rates him as the best athlete in the Brewers minor league system. Franklin Romero: Named to the 2009 First Team All-Foothill Conference after he hit .417 in his final season at Cerro Coso. The Timber Rattlers open the season when they host the Kane County Cougars on Thursday, April 8 at 6:35pm. Fans may order tickets for Thursday (or for any game during the 2010 season) one of three ways: By calling (920) 733-4152, online through www.timberrattlers.com, or in person at the Time Warner Cable Field box office during regular business hours.

Here's my list I have tickets to every Tuesday game for the Timber Rattlers so alot of their players will intrest me and I will give updates and try to post some pics of high profile prospects. Jake Odorizzi - I have been excited about him since the day we drafted him and can't wait to see him live. CaleB Gindl - Because of his size he is very underrated yet all he does is put up numbers no matter where he plays. Cody Scarpetta - Watched he pitch 3 times last year and every time I came away more impressed with his stuff has the potential to be dominate. Taylor Green - I hope he has a bounce back year and reestablishes himself as one of our top prospects. Erik Komatsu - I was looking forward to seeing him last year in Appleton but he seemed to have constant nagging injuries and didn't look like the same players that put up really nice numbers the year before in Helena I hope he can bounce back. While making my list I realized we have a lot of young pitching prospects but not very many young hitting prospect below the AA level I hope some of the young kids have break out years.

Here's my top 20 I think Scarpetta and Odorizzi Have huge years in '10!! I got to watch Scarpetta pitch 3 times last year in Wisconsin as I had season tickets for Tuesday nights buck night and thought his BB rate was high because he even fooled the ump I can remember a couple times where it should have been stike 3 but it was called a ball. I think playing in the FSL will really help him. As far as hitters go I wasn't impressed with Lawrie when I watched him play but you could see that talent and how much bigger he was than most of the other kids in single A. I think Taylor Green has a bounce back year I think he is just one of those professional hitters kinda like Jeff Cirrillo. 1. Alcides Escobar 2. Jake Odorizzi 3. Brett Lawrie 4. Jonathan Lucroy 5. Taylor Green 6. Cody Scarpetta 7. Eric Arnett 8. Mat Gamel 9. Evan Anundsen 10. Zack Braddock 11. Mark Rogers 12. Caleb Gindl 13. Angel Salome 14.Wily Peralta 15.Rob Wooten 16. Amaury Rivias 17. Evan Fredrickson 18. Jeremy Jeffress 19.Logan Schafer 20. Kentrail Davis There ya go looking forward to next year and hopefully a very much improved T-Rats team I already ordered my season tickets counting down the days.

New roster just released looks interesting I can't wait to see Lawrie and Dykstra I got season tickets for Bang for you buck nights. Including 7 of Baseball america's top 30 in the orginization Lawrie, Dykstra, Scarpetta, Peralta, Nieves, Fredrickson, and Adams. Probably a good chance that Odorizzi makes it to Wisconsin at sometime during the season should be a very good pitching staff. click here.

I agree give Iribarren a shot he may not have the power that Gross has but how far can a ball go when you Geoff Jenkins it everytime. Hopefully Kapler will get over his sore shoulder soon so we have more than 2 people in the line up hitting better than .300. Fire Yost

Braun 2 bombs is great now if we can get our new center fielder to quit swinging at the dirt. Jenkins a hit and a diving catch and I wanted him gone worse than anybody maybe I was wrong.

Rogers pitched one inning last night for rookie league Arizona. I believe this is his only rehab start and should be back in the Bevard rotation shortly. This is very good news!! http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/happy.gif

This is my first post so if I missed this information I am sorry but I was wondering if anybody had any info on Marks injury and when we might expect him back? Thanks Edit: Subject Clarity