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Thursday, December 11, 2008

rule 5 draft: Red Sox Select Miguel Gonzalez In Rule 5 Draft

For those of you who don’t understand what the Rule 5 Draft entails, I will use the explanation that I used in last year’s post.

Included in the new CBA, which went into effect last October, was an alteration to the Rule 5, giving teams an extra year of protection to further aid the development process. Instead of clubs having three years (for players signed at age 19 or older) or four years (for players 18 and younger) to wait before adding players to the major league 40-man roster, they now have four and five years.

The Rule 5 draft is split into two segments: In the major league phase, clubs draft eligible players off Triple-A reserve lists. Players selected in the major league phase of the draft cost $50,000 each and must remain on the selecting team’s big league roster for all of the 2008 season or be offered back to the player’s original team for $25,000.

The minor league phase is split into two sections, the Triple-A phase and the Double-A phase. In the Triple-A phase, clubs draft players off Double-A reserve lists for $12,000 apiece; in the Double-A phase, clubs draft players off Class A reserve lists for $4,000 each. In neither case do players drafted have to be returned to their original team.

During the Major League portion of the draft, the Boston Red Sox took pitcher Miguel Gonzalez from the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim’s Triple-A roster. Gonzalez missed the 2008 season with a knee injury but is putting up good numbers in the Mexican Winter League.

In 10 games (6 starts), Gonzalez is 3-1 with 0.99 ERA for Venados de Mazatlan.

During the Triple-A phase of the draft, the Red Sox selected Miguel Marquez from the Seattle Mariners. The Red Sox didn’t lose any players in any phases of the draft.

A look at the results of the Rule 5 draft from all three phases after the jump.

Major League Phase

PickPlayerPOSDrafted ByDrafted From2008 Club
1Terrell YoungRHPWashingtonCincinnatiSarasota
2Reegie CoronaINFSeattleNew York (AL)Trenton
3Everth CabreraSSSan DiegoColoradoAsheville
4Donald VealLHPPittsburghChicago (NL)Tennessee
5Lou PalmisanoCBaltimoreMilwaukeeBrevard County
6Luis PerdomoRHPSan FranciscoSt. LouisSpringfield
7David PattonRHPCincinnatiColoradoModesto
8Kyle BloomLHPDetroitPittsburghAltoona
9Jose LugoLHPKansas CityMinnesotaFt. Myers
10Benjamin CopelandCFOaklandSan FranciscoFresno
11James SkeltonCArizonaDetroitErie
12Zachary KroenkeLHPFloridaNew York (AL)Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
13Gilbert De La VaraLHPHoustonKansas CityNorthwest Arkansas
14Jason JonesRHPMinnesotaNew York (AL)Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
15Darren O’DayRHPNew York (NL)Los Angeles (AL)Salt Lake
16Eddie MorlanRHPMilwaukeeTampa BayMontgomery
17Robert MosebachRHPPhiladelphiaLos Angeles (AL)Arkansas
18Miguel GonzalezRHPBostonLos Angeles (AL)-
19Derek RodriguezRHPTampa BayChicago (AL)Charlotte

Triple-A Phase

PickPlayerPOSDrafted ByDrafted From2008 Club
1Ricardo NanitaOFSyracuse (WAS)Chicago (AL)Birmingham
2Ryan PatrickRHPTacoma (SEA)MilwaukeeHuntsville
3Andres SantosLHPIndianapolis (PIT)New York (AL)DSL Yankees
4Robert ValidoSSNorfolk (BAL)Chicago (AL)Charlotte
5Matt YourkinLHPFresno (SF)FloridaCarolina
6Francisco LizaraggaSSLouisville (CIN)Los Angeles (NL)Los Vegas
7Luis OrtegaRHPOmaha (KC)WashingtonDSL Nationals
8Yusuf CarterOFSacramento (OAK)Chicago (NL)Daytona
9Elio SarmientoCOklahoma City (TEX)San FranciscoSan Jose
10Anthony HatchINFAlbuquerque (LAD)TorontoNew Hamp.
11Ryan KlostermanSSNew Orleans (FLA)TorontoNew Hamp.
12Russ HaltiwangerRHPMemphis (STL)Kansas CityNW Arkansas
13Cody HaertherOFLas Vegas (TOR)St. LouisMemphis
14Andrew LockeRFRound Rock (HOU)Los Angeles (LA)Inland Empire
15Henry AriasRHPRochester (MIN)CincinnatiDayton
16Carl LoadenthalOFBuffalo (NYM)AtlantaRichmond
17Mark HollimanRHPNashville (MIL)Chicago (NL)Tennessee
18Kyle Haines2BLehigh Valley (PHI)San FranciscoConnecticut
19Jason RiceRHPPawtucket (BOS)Chicago (AL)Kannapolis
20Rafael QuinteroINFIndianapolis (PIT)ClevelandDSL Indians
21Josh PerraultRHPNorfolk (BAL)WashingtonHarrisburg
22Richard SuomiCOmaha (KC)PhiladelphiaLehigh Valley
23Josue SelenesRHPSacramento (OAK)New York (AL)Staten Island
24Guilder RodriguezSSOklahoma (TEX)MilwaukeeHuntsville
25Brett HarkerRHPAlbuquerque (FLA)PhiladelphiaReading
26David ShinskieRHPSyracuse (TOR)MinnesotaNew Britain
27John MaddenRHPNew Orleans (NYM)San DiegoPortland
28Jonathan Ash2BNashville (MIL)HoustonRound Rock
29Javis DiazOFLehigh Valley (PHI)San DiegoLake Elsinore
30Miguel MarquezRHPPawtucket (BOS)SeattleDNP
31Gerardo EsparzaRHPIndianapolis (PIT)SeattleVSL Mariners
32Carlos AriasRHPOmaha (KC)ClevelandMah. Valley
33Ronald HillRHPAlbuquerque (FLA)PhiladelphiaReading
34Shane JustisSSNashville (MIL)Los Angeles (NL)Jacksonville
35Juan SanchezSSNashville (MIL)MilwaukeeGCL Twins
Double-A Phase
PickPlayerPOSDrafted ByDrafted From2008 Club

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Andrew BarbRHPBowie (BAL)SeattleDNP


Source: soxanddawgs.com

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