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Just inked a signing with many of the clients of Double Diamond Sports Management.
Here is the lineup.
Francisco Castillo 2008 TriStar PROjections $12 per includes SASE. $15 if you want it send with Delivery Confirmation 1st Class Mail inside a Bubble Mailer. I am overnighting these cards to him today before he goes back home. Not sure if he will be playing professional ball again since he was just released.
PLAYERS WILL SIGN ALL CARDS. GAME USED BATS ARE AVAILABLE - $50-75 PER PLUS EXACT S&H. PLEASE ASK IF INTERESTED!
Josh Bell - Dodgers- Baseball Americas number 11 prospect coming into the 2008 season, Joshua Bell is a potential impact switch hitting third baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bell project to have plus power from both sides of the plate and expects to start in AA for the 2009 season. $5 per
Brent Brewer - Brewers selected Brent in the second round of the 2006 player entry draft out of Sandy Creek High School in Georgia. As a star in high school, Brent established himself as one of the most promising talents not only in Georgia (Baseball America ranked him at #4) but the country. Brent is an unusually gifted athlete; recruited by Florida State both as a baseball player and a wide receiver in football, Brent decided to go pro in baseball instead. In February 2007, Baseball America already acknowledged Brent as the best athlete in the Brewers organization. Brent’s tools extend to all aspects of the game. In the field, he features a strong arm and stunning speed and has skills suited both to shortstop and centerfield. At the plate, he impresses with above-average power and discipline. And his speed quickly made a difference on the basepaths, as he collected six triples and went 10-for-10 on stolen base attempts in his first pro season with the AZL Brewers. After the 2006 season, Baseball America ranked him as the 11th best prospect in the Arizona League. Hit 11 Homeruns 50 Rbi's and had 41 steals as a teenager in the SAL. Finished the 2008 season as one of the younger players in the class high A florida state league. $6 per
Lorenzo Cain - Milwaukee Brewers drafted Lorenzo in the 17th round out of Madison County High School. After high school Lorenzo enrolled at Tallahassee Community College, where he hit .344 with a team-best 19 stolen bases and earned second-team All-Panhandle Conference honors. Lorenzo signed as a "Draft and Follow" and has quickly excelled during his first taste of pro ball in the Arizona Rookie league. After leading the league in hits, doubles, and runs, Lorenzo was named the Arizona League MVP. According to brewerfan.net, "Cain is a true five-tool outfield prospect with a good combination of size, speed and power." Moreover, Lorenzo has been "clocked as fast as 6.45 in the 60 yard dash." Baseball America ranks Lorenzo as the #27 prospect in the Brewers organization. With his all-around skills and high ceiling, Lorenzo projects as a Torii Hunter-like talent. With the Class A West Virginia Power, Lorenzo was chosen as a South Atlantic League All-Star in 2006, and he led the league with 162 hits, setting a team record. After the season Baseball America named Lorenzo the #14 prospect in the South Atlantic League. Lorenzo is perhaps the most exciting athlete in the Brewers system and finished the year in AA Huntsville. Lorenzo projects to be in the major leagues sometime in 2009. $8 per. Gamers $125.
Stephen Chapman - Brewers drafted Stephen in the 5th round of the 2004 entry draft out of Marianna High School, Florida. In 2003, Stephen was elected to the Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic. Going into the 2004 draft, Baseball America once listed him as the 21st best high school prospect in the country, making Stephen a steal in the 6th round. He has a smooth, natural swing, projects to hit at a high average, and features impressive discipline and maturity at the plate. In his first two seasons of professional baseball, Stephen has also featured speed and power — and he only just turned twenty. He currently plays for the Helena Brewers. After the 2006 season, Baseball America named Stephen the #18 prospect in the Pioneer League. In 2007 Chapman exploded with 23 homeruns in the south atlantic league breaking the west virginia power's single season home run record. $5 per
Sean Danielson - Cardinals signed Sean, a stand-out with the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners, as an undrafted free agent in June 2005. With the Roadrunners, Sean earned Third-Team All-Southland Conference honors in 2005 and helped the team win the Southland Conference Tournament. After being signed by the Cardinals, Sean quickly thrived for the Class A short season New Jersey Cardinals. He finished fifth overall in the New York-Penn League with 19 stolen bases He set a team record with six in a single game against the Aberdeen IronBirds. On top of his speed, Sean featured a consistent bat and hit for a high average. His stellar performance with the Cardinals earned him a spot in the New York-Penn League All Star team; and New Jersey named him team MVP and rookie of the year. A speedy, talented, and promising outfielder, Sean was a Texas league all star in 2007. Traded to the Red Sox straight up for Joel Pineiro, Sean spent most of the season in AAA. Could find himself in a battle for a major league job spring of 09 with the Red Sox. $3 per
Mike Durant - A massive speciman at 1st, Mike Durant is considered to be a right handed Ryan Howard. There are many obvious parallels between the two players that go well beyond the field. On the field however, Mike displays light tower power and plus athleticism and his fine play was rewarded with a trip to the South Atlantic League all star game where he participated in the homerun derby. $3 per
Darren Ford - Brewers selected Darren in the 18th round of the 2004 entry draft as a draft and follow. Darren excelled at Chipola Junior College in the spring of 2005, where he hit .306 and stole 45 bases. His remarkable speed is his most prominent asset. His coach at Chipola, Jeff Johnson, said Darren "is probably the fastest college player in the country. He consistently runs the 60 yard dash in the 6.25 range" (Brewerfan.net). In 2005, Baseball America named Darren the fastest baserunner in the Brewers organization, and he may be the fastest player in the entire minor leagues; according to the Major League Scouting Bureau, Darren ranks an 80 on the 20-80 scale for speed. In 2006 while playing for the Class A West Virginia Power, Darren recorded a stunning 69 steals in 2006 while hitting for a high average and flashing power. In 2007 at two levels Darren hit 280 with 9 homeruns and 67 stolen bases. In 2008 Darren was traded to the San Francisco Giants in the Ray Durham trade and is expected to start 2009 in AA. $5 per
Taylor Green - Brewers selected Taylor in the 25th round of the 2005 entry draft out of Cypress College. After a short stint at Cypress, Taylor was recruited by Oregon State University before he decided to sign with the Brewers. Taylor played for the Helena Brewers in 2006 and broke out with huge numbers for the West Virginia Power in 2007, earning mid-season and post-season All-Star honors. On top of high totals for home runs, doubles, and RBIs, Taylor has also hit for a very high average and shown extraordinary patience at the plate. Taylor has proven himself versatile in the field as well, excelling in a switch to third base after playing at second for Helena in 2006. In 2007 Taylor was named the Brewers Minor League Player of the Year while the 2008 season was another great one for Taylor. He hit 290 with 15 homeruns in addition to being named to the top 20 prospect list after the season. $5 per
Luke Montz - Luke is a 205 pound, 6 foot 2 inch catcher who plays for the Washington Nationals. $5 per
Trayvon Robinson $3 per
Terrence TJ Warren $3 per
All items must come with a SASE and cash or money order made payable to Alan Moore. PayPal will only be accepted for Castillo as I am supplying the PROjections. alan@sportsgraphing.com is the PayPal email.
Deadline is November 21st.
Alan Moore
Attn: Double Diamond Signing
708 Wagner Farm Rd
Millersville MD 21108
ENJOY!
Here is the lineup.
Francisco Castillo 2008 TriStar PROjections $12 per includes SASE. $15 if you want it send with Delivery Confirmation 1st Class Mail inside a Bubble Mailer. I am overnighting these cards to him today before he goes back home. Not sure if he will be playing professional ball again since he was just released.
PLAYERS WILL SIGN ALL CARDS. GAME USED BATS ARE AVAILABLE - $50-75 PER PLUS EXACT S&H. PLEASE ASK IF INTERESTED!
Josh Bell - Dodgers- Baseball Americas number 11 prospect coming into the 2008 season, Joshua Bell is a potential impact switch hitting third baseman for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bell project to have plus power from both sides of the plate and expects to start in AA for the 2009 season. $5 per
Brent Brewer - Brewers selected Brent in the second round of the 2006 player entry draft out of Sandy Creek High School in Georgia. As a star in high school, Brent established himself as one of the most promising talents not only in Georgia (Baseball America ranked him at #4) but the country. Brent is an unusually gifted athlete; recruited by Florida State both as a baseball player and a wide receiver in football, Brent decided to go pro in baseball instead. In February 2007, Baseball America already acknowledged Brent as the best athlete in the Brewers organization. Brent’s tools extend to all aspects of the game. In the field, he features a strong arm and stunning speed and has skills suited both to shortstop and centerfield. At the plate, he impresses with above-average power and discipline. And his speed quickly made a difference on the basepaths, as he collected six triples and went 10-for-10 on stolen base attempts in his first pro season with the AZL Brewers. After the 2006 season, Baseball America ranked him as the 11th best prospect in the Arizona League. Hit 11 Homeruns 50 Rbi's and had 41 steals as a teenager in the SAL. Finished the 2008 season as one of the younger players in the class high A florida state league. $6 per
Lorenzo Cain - Milwaukee Brewers drafted Lorenzo in the 17th round out of Madison County High School. After high school Lorenzo enrolled at Tallahassee Community College, where he hit .344 with a team-best 19 stolen bases and earned second-team All-Panhandle Conference honors. Lorenzo signed as a "Draft and Follow" and has quickly excelled during his first taste of pro ball in the Arizona Rookie league. After leading the league in hits, doubles, and runs, Lorenzo was named the Arizona League MVP. According to brewerfan.net, "Cain is a true five-tool outfield prospect with a good combination of size, speed and power." Moreover, Lorenzo has been "clocked as fast as 6.45 in the 60 yard dash." Baseball America ranks Lorenzo as the #27 prospect in the Brewers organization. With his all-around skills and high ceiling, Lorenzo projects as a Torii Hunter-like talent. With the Class A West Virginia Power, Lorenzo was chosen as a South Atlantic League All-Star in 2006, and he led the league with 162 hits, setting a team record. After the season Baseball America named Lorenzo the #14 prospect in the South Atlantic League. Lorenzo is perhaps the most exciting athlete in the Brewers system and finished the year in AA Huntsville. Lorenzo projects to be in the major leagues sometime in 2009. $8 per. Gamers $125.
Stephen Chapman - Brewers drafted Stephen in the 5th round of the 2004 entry draft out of Marianna High School, Florida. In 2003, Stephen was elected to the Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic. Going into the 2004 draft, Baseball America once listed him as the 21st best high school prospect in the country, making Stephen a steal in the 6th round. He has a smooth, natural swing, projects to hit at a high average, and features impressive discipline and maturity at the plate. In his first two seasons of professional baseball, Stephen has also featured speed and power — and he only just turned twenty. He currently plays for the Helena Brewers. After the 2006 season, Baseball America named Stephen the #18 prospect in the Pioneer League. In 2007 Chapman exploded with 23 homeruns in the south atlantic league breaking the west virginia power's single season home run record. $5 per
Sean Danielson - Cardinals signed Sean, a stand-out with the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners, as an undrafted free agent in June 2005. With the Roadrunners, Sean earned Third-Team All-Southland Conference honors in 2005 and helped the team win the Southland Conference Tournament. After being signed by the Cardinals, Sean quickly thrived for the Class A short season New Jersey Cardinals. He finished fifth overall in the New York-Penn League with 19 stolen bases He set a team record with six in a single game against the Aberdeen IronBirds. On top of his speed, Sean featured a consistent bat and hit for a high average. His stellar performance with the Cardinals earned him a spot in the New York-Penn League All Star team; and New Jersey named him team MVP and rookie of the year. A speedy, talented, and promising outfielder, Sean was a Texas league all star in 2007. Traded to the Red Sox straight up for Joel Pineiro, Sean spent most of the season in AAA. Could find himself in a battle for a major league job spring of 09 with the Red Sox. $3 per
Mike Durant - A massive speciman at 1st, Mike Durant is considered to be a right handed Ryan Howard. There are many obvious parallels between the two players that go well beyond the field. On the field however, Mike displays light tower power and plus athleticism and his fine play was rewarded with a trip to the South Atlantic League all star game where he participated in the homerun derby. $3 per
Darren Ford - Brewers selected Darren in the 18th round of the 2004 entry draft as a draft and follow. Darren excelled at Chipola Junior College in the spring of 2005, where he hit .306 and stole 45 bases. His remarkable speed is his most prominent asset. His coach at Chipola, Jeff Johnson, said Darren "is probably the fastest college player in the country. He consistently runs the 60 yard dash in the 6.25 range" (Brewerfan.net). In 2005, Baseball America named Darren the fastest baserunner in the Brewers organization, and he may be the fastest player in the entire minor leagues; according to the Major League Scouting Bureau, Darren ranks an 80 on the 20-80 scale for speed. In 2006 while playing for the Class A West Virginia Power, Darren recorded a stunning 69 steals in 2006 while hitting for a high average and flashing power. In 2007 at two levels Darren hit 280 with 9 homeruns and 67 stolen bases. In 2008 Darren was traded to the San Francisco Giants in the Ray Durham trade and is expected to start 2009 in AA. $5 per
Taylor Green - Brewers selected Taylor in the 25th round of the 2005 entry draft out of Cypress College. After a short stint at Cypress, Taylor was recruited by Oregon State University before he decided to sign with the Brewers. Taylor played for the Helena Brewers in 2006 and broke out with huge numbers for the West Virginia Power in 2007, earning mid-season and post-season All-Star honors. On top of high totals for home runs, doubles, and RBIs, Taylor has also hit for a very high average and shown extraordinary patience at the plate. Taylor has proven himself versatile in the field as well, excelling in a switch to third base after playing at second for Helena in 2006. In 2007 Taylor was named the Brewers Minor League Player of the Year while the 2008 season was another great one for Taylor. He hit 290 with 15 homeruns in addition to being named to the top 20 prospect list after the season. $5 per
Luke Montz - Luke is a 205 pound, 6 foot 2 inch catcher who plays for the Washington Nationals. $5 per
Trayvon Robinson $3 per
Terrence TJ Warren $3 per
All items must come with a SASE and cash or money order made payable to Alan Moore. PayPal will only be accepted for Castillo as I am supplying the PROjections. alan@sportsgraphing.com is the PayPal email.
Deadline is November 21st.
Alan Moore
Attn: Double Diamond Signing
708 Wagner Farm Rd
Millersville MD 21108
ENJOY!
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