Ricky Nolasco, RHP, starter Sponsor this player for $40/year Nolasco has a somewhat unique repertoire. He has a cutting fastball in the low-90s that can fool hitters. He has a slider and a big breaking curveball he throws in the low-70s. Lastly, his offspeed pitch is a splitter that gets decent drop. Nolasco has quickly become one of the better pitchers in the National League. 4/16/09 CSJ *fastball(86-94), curve(70-75), split(83-84), slider(79-83)

Andrew Miller, LHP, starter Sponsor this player for $20/year Touted as the next Randy Johnson, Miller seems to have lost much of the college velocity that brought him that hype. However, he can still bring his fastball in the low-90s at times, which can be real tough against LHs. Miller isn't afraid to pitch inside, routinely pounding his fastball in on batters' hands, and even following it up with an inside changeup. His breaking ball is a sweeping curve. Miller has struggled in the Majors so far, but will be given plenty of chances to succeed. 4/16/09 CSJ *fastball(87-93), curve(73-78), changeup(83-85)

Kiko Calero, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $25/year Calero is a breaking ball pitcher. He gets ahead with an average fastball, before breaking off multiple sweeping sliders to finish hitters off. Calero has shown a changeup, but it's rarely thrown. Kiko used to bring some real heat when he pitched in St.Louis, but he's lost some velocity in recent years. 4/20/09 CSJ *fastball(87-89), slider(78-82), changeup

Sean West, LHP, starter Sponsor this player for $15/year Sean West is tall lefthander from Schreveport, Louisiana. A first round pick at 6' 8" tall, he looks like a giant on the mound and produces a downward throwing angle. West owns a low-90s fastball and appears to throw it with decent command. He'll work in a slider and circle changeup as secondary pitches. 6/4/09 CSJ *fastball(90-94), slider(79-84), changeup(82-85)

Matt Lindstrom, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $35/year Lindstrom has a great arm. He has a fastball that can touch 100mph and a big breaking slider to go with it. The former Mets farmhand has tried to learn a splitter and will mix those in occasionally. 4/20/09 CSJ *fastball(92-98), slider(79-84), split(85-89)

Brian Sanches, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $10/year Brian Sanches looks like your standard relief pitcher. He uses a running 2-seamer to get ahead in the count, before spinning multiple sliders. Brian also owns a sinking changeup that he likes to use against lefthanded hitters. 6/4/09 CSJ *fastball(89-90), slider(81-85), changeup

Rick VandenHurk, RHP, starter Sponsor this player for $10/year Henricus VandenHurk is a hard thrower, getting good velocity on a fastball that usually flies very straight. Rick has refined his breaking pitches, and developed a good downward breaking slider. This replaces his old 12 to 6 curveball that proved to be too slow and lack sharp break. To mix it up, the Dutchman with throw a straight changeup. Overall his repertoire looks pretty good, but the results have varied. 9/10/09 CSJ *fastball(88-94), slider(79-83), changeup(81-84), curve(66)

Burke Badenhop, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $10/year Badenhop is your old fashioned sinker, slider, changeup pitcher. You know, the kind of guy that announcers love because they can start using all their favorite "groundball pitcher" cliches. Badenhop's stuff is underwhelming, but he does appear to get enough groundballs and weak contact to be somewhat effective. Burke is from Bowling Green, Ohio and pitched at Bowling Green State University. 9/10/09 CSJ *sinker(87-89), changeup(81-82), slider(80)

Taylor Tankersley, LHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $10/year Tankersley was supposed to be the closer of the future, but it looks like he has already lost the velocity necessary to be a dominant relief pitcher. His fastball touches 90mph at times, but that's it. The lefty has a decent slider and straight changeup to go with it. 4/3/08 CSJ *fastball(87-89), slider(78-82), change(81)

Scott Proctor, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $20/year Proctor is a 4-pitch reliever. He throws a very good fastball, then mixes in two different breaking pitches. He has a hard slider and a 12-6 curveball. Proctor also throws a changeup, usually to LH hitters. Proctor almost got away from Joe Torre's overuse of him, until Torre took the manager's job in LA. 5/27/08 CSJ *fastball(91-95), slider(84-85), curve(75), changeup(85)

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Josh Johnson, RHP, starter Sponsor this player for $50/year Johnson returned to the mound in '08 with a new, freshly repaired elbow, and he brought back his simple, yet effective repertoire of fastball, slider, and changeup. His fastball is still excellent, clocking in the mid-90s, getting some natural cut at times. Johnson deals a tight slider as his breaking pitch, throwing it away from RHs and ducking it under LHs bats. His third pitch is a sinking changeup that has the velocity of the average pitcher's 2-seamer. 4/21/09 CSJ *fastball(93-97), slider(83-88), changeup(88-90)

Chris Volstad, RHP, starter Sponsor this player for $30/year Volstad is a classic over-the-top fastball/curveball pitcher. He's a tall guy (6' 7") with long legs than perch him high above the batter. It appears as if he's throwing his fastballs straight down, which creates a poor hitting angle for batters. Add some good low-90s velocity to that, and Volstad becomes even tougher. Chris throws a few straight changeups as his third pitch. 8/1/09 CSJ *fastball(89-94), curve(76-82), changeup(81-85)

Leo Nunez, RHP, closer Sponsor this player for $20/year Nunez is a lanky kid with amazing arm speed. He brings 95 MPH gas that runs towards his arm side. Leo mixes in sliders and changeups, both equally effective, or ineffective, depending on the outing. He's not afraid to throw his changeup to RHs and he continues to improve. 8/1/09 CSJ *fastball(92-98), slider(82-87), change(82-88)

Brendan Donnelly, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $15/year Donnelly is basically a one-pitch pitcher, and that one pitch is a slider. He throws his slider extremely hard and with a short break, like most pitchers throw their cutters. Following his slider he'll throw a straight fastball around 90 MPH and a splitter. Donnelly had some very successful seasons with the Angels during the steroid era. 8/1/09 CSJ *fastball(88-91), slider(86-89), splitter(82)

Dan Meyer, LHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $15/year Meyer is a former top prospect, the main piece in Billy Beane's Tim Hudson trade. Meyer was mostly awful in the A's organization, but has pitched himself into a bullpen job with the Marlins. He deals a 90 MPH fastball and an 80 MPH changeup. Then he'll mix in some sharp sliders to both RHs and LHs. He still has a chance to make an impact in the major leagues, but it won't be at the level was once expected of him. 8/1/09 CSJ *fastball(88-92), changeup(78-81), slider(83-87)

Renyel Pinto, LHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $20/year Pinto has a decent three-pitch arsenal. His fastball has deceptive speed from his 3/4 arm slot. He throws many changeups off the fastball to both RHs and LHs. Lastly, he'll bring a sweeping slider to the plate. 5/1/09 CSJ *fastball(88-92), changeup(79-83), slider(76-80)

Luis Ayala, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $10/year Ayala makes a living off his sinking fastball. He won't rack up many K's, but he can induce weak balls in play with his moving fastball. His slider has good bite down in the zone and floats when he leaves it up. Ayala throws both a splitter and a changeup. Both offspeed pitches tends to tail back across the plate, similarly to the fastball. 6/9/09 CSJ fastball(88-93), slider(83-86), changeup(80-82), splitter(84-87)

Hayden Penn, RHP, reliever Sponsor this player for $10/year Penn looks like he has decent stuff, but he has always been short on results. Penn's fastball can touch the mid-90s and his curveball gets good break. He'll mix in a few changeups but has struggled mightily in his few Major League stints. 4/16/09 CSJ *fastball(90-93), curve(74-77), changeup(81-85)

Anibal Sanchez, RHP, starter Sponsor this player for $20/year Sanchez throws a variety of moving pitches. He owns a fastball that he can tail arm side, or a cutter towards his glove side. Anibal owns a good, hard slider, and uses a 12-6 curveball that he can throw for strikes. His changeup moves strangely, getting some natural cut, as opposed to the tailing circle-changeup most pitchers throw. Thanks to a shoulder injury, Sanchez has lost some of the velocity that let him throw a no-hitter as a rookie in 2006, leaving him with less than dominant stuff. 5/1/09 CSJ *fastball(88-94), cutter(87-90), changeup(79-85), slider(80-84), curve(72-77)