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      <title>2008 MLB Draft Winners</title>
      <description>All fifty rounds have now come and gone and it's time to reflect on each team's draft class.  The big question is who came away with the best haul of talent?  Find out now as we examine the teams that had the best draft classes in 2008.</description>
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      <title>MLB Draft First Round Recap</title>
      <description>Day one of the draft has come and gone and all of the first round picks are in.  So, what happened?  Find out which players each team got, what it adds to their organization, and more in this first round recap.</description>
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      <title>Scout.com MLB Mock Draft</title>
      <description>Until that first pick is revealed, anticipation and speculation run wild.  A big part of that is attempting to handicap how the first round will play out.  The truth is that not even the highest placed executives and scouts truly know what will go down, but through a vast reaching campaign to gather the latest buzz in the industry we can do our best to project the results of the first round.</description>
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      <title>Scout.com MLB Amateur Draft - Live Blog</title>
      <description>Draft day is finally upon us and we're on top of all the action, giving you news and analysis throughout the day.  Find out the latest in our live draft day blog.  Coverage begins a 12:00 PM Eastern.</description>
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      <title>South Bend takes three</title>
      <description>Lansing, MI-- South Bend closed out its ten-game homestand with two wins over Lansing, then packed their bags and headed to central Michigan for a two-game series with the Lugnuts.</description>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 15 May 2007 20:16:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Brandon Buckman learned from Alex Gordon</title>
      <description>Lansing, MI-- At first glance, St. Louis Cardinals farmhand Brandon Buckman may not appear to be the dominant player that he is.  Buckman is very tall (6-foot-6) with a very thin frame, but has been able to drive the ball from foul-line to foul-line, and has shown a high level of power to the left-center gap.</description>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 14 May 2007 18:13:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Buckman powers Quad Cities</title>
      <description>Lansing, MI-- The Swing of the Quad Cities rolled into Lansing for a four-game, inter-division tilt.  Leading into Tuesday night’s contest, the Swing carried a 2-1 series record with the Lugnuts.</description>
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      <pubDate>Sat, 12 May 2007 02:48:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Scout.com Poll: Post-season surprise</title>
      <description>Every year there is a team that ascends from the ashes to win a division or earn a wildcard berth – sometimes out of nowhere, while others finally met expectations.  The Scout.com MLB publishers weighed in and here are the results.</description>
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      <pubDate>Sun, 15 Apr 2007 05:14:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Scout.com Roundtable: Instant replay in MLB</title>
      <description>Instant replay?  In baseball?  Is that blasphemous or a reality?  We help you determine the facts to form your own opinion in this edition of the Scout.com MLB Roundtable.</description>
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      <title>Scout.com Poll: MLB's Best Division</title>
      <description>Spring Training is a time for optimism.  Every team believes it has a shot.  They are wrong.  Only one division reigns supreme with four teams legitimate contenders.</description>
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      <title>Scout.com Poll: Saving the day</title>
      <description>It is the one late gamble by a fantasy owner that can be the difference between winning the league and coming in last place. The leap of faith often revolves around saves.  Our Scout.com MLB Publishers voted on the players most likely to secure 30 saves this season - coming out out of nowhere to reach that number.  So, forget the Mariano Rivera's and Frankie Rodriguez' - think, Kansas City Royals?</description>
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      <title>Scout.com Roundtable: Spring training battles</title>
      <description>Spring training is famous for its battles – will the rookie get his shot or does the veteran win out?  Are multiple veterans vying for the same spot and is it really based on spring performances?</description>
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      <title>Scouting Notebook: Week 3</title>
      <description>With so much attention given to breaking down prospects piece by piece, looking at their strengths and weaknesses with great detail, we present Scouting Notebook here at Scout.com.  Using the valuable input of professional scouts, we take an advanced look at 2007 draft prospects Matt Rizzotti and Warren McFadden.</description>
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      <title>Which MLB manager will be fired first?</title>
      <description>Spring training breathes life into a team but the inevitable clock also begins ticking for many managers in the league.  We polled our experts across both leagues to find out who will be axed first.</description>
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      <title>Travis Chick on Major League debut and more</title>
      <description>La Quinta, CA-- Some of the best interviews conducted occur when a player is interviewing another player.  In this unique segment, San Diego Padres prospect Drew Macias interviews Seattle Mariners prospect Travis Chick.</description>
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      <title>Scout.com Roundtable: The BIG Issues</title>
      <description>Major League Baseball is enjoying attendance records and its popularity across the globe has reached unseen heights but it is a league that is not without its issues.  From steroids to competitive balance, the game faces serious issues that must be resolved for the game to continue its ascent.</description>
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      <title>Scouting Notebook:  Week 2</title>
      <description>With so much attention given to breaking down prospects piece by piece, looking at their strengths and weaknesses with great detail, we present Scouting Notebook here at Scout.com.  Using the valuable input of professional scouts, we take an advanced look at '07 and '08 draft prospects' Mitch Moreland and Pedro Alvarez.
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      <title>Roster Rules, Waivers &amp; Other Deadlines</title>
      <description>Pitchers and catchers are reporting to spring training. Other players will be there soon and before you know it exhibition games will be played. Everybody has an opinion on how teams will fare and which players are "certain" to have good or bad seasons. But that's all conjecture. What we do know for certain are the key dates throughout the 2007 season that pertain to player transactions.
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      <title>George Mason Set To Take On #1 Clemson</title>
      <description>The 2007 season should be one of growth for the George Mason Patriots baseball team, as they open up their baseball slate on Friday against Clemson University.  Clemson is currently the No. 1 ranked team in the country, so the Patriots and their 24 underclassmen will be tested early.  J.J. Pannell (2-5, 7.61 ERA in 2006), will likely take the ball in the opener for the Patriots.</description>
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