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    Who are the projected rookies this year on ML Rosters? Which of these rookies are projected to see substantial playing time? And which seem to have the most staying power?
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    Ryan Zimmerman, who will start at 3B for the Nationals, is certainly notable.
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    • #3
      Basicly the whole marlins roster
      go sox.

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      • #4
        Felix Hernandez for the Mariners. At least I think he's still technically a rookie.

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        • #5
          To elaborate on "The whole marlins roster" I would say the one with the biggest impact would be Jeremy Hermida. They are pretty high on the kid. Another "Can't Miss" prospect.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by otis89
            Felix Hernandez for the Mariners. At least I think he's still technically a rookie.
            Hernandez isn't a prospect. Brian Anderson is the starting center fielder for the Sox and Ian Kinsler is the starting 2nd baseman for Texas.

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            • #7
              Some of my favs-

              Prince Fielder, 1b, Brewers: Cecil's kid, what more to say?
              Josh Barfield, 2b, Padres: Another 2nd generation star in the making.
              Francisco Liriano, SP, Twins: 2nd coming of Johan?
              Matt Cain, SP, Giants: stud material for years to come.
              "It took me seventeen years to get three thousand hits in baseball. I did it in one afternoon playing golf." - Hank Aaron

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