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Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2007
Jacoby Ellsbury
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Lidies' edition
, Andrea Simpson
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S^oi'ts Editor
#46 Center Fielder
World Series: First rookie in 61
years with four hits in a Series
game, according to Sportsline.com.
Interesting fact: Ellsbury was bom
and raised in Madras, Ore., and
attended Oregon State University
:
Dustin Pedroia
#15 Second Baseman
World Series: Struggled in April but
came back to make a difference in
Games 1 and 2.
Interesting fact: Considered by many
to be a front-runner for the 2007 Rookie
of the Year over teammate Ellsbury.
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Jon Lester
#31 Pitcher
World Series: Pitched most of Game
4 in the World Series.
Interesting Fact: Lester was diag
nosed with cancer in spring 2006 and
has had a full recovery to play in the
World Series.
‘^The Worid Series was a sweep
for flie Boston Red Sox. They won
dm first four games, winning the
series on Colorado territory.
■But although we all thoroughly
enjoyed watching the actual plays of
i^Karnes, file ladies likely enjoyed
t^Khing file players more. For
the fact that football players
weir those tight pants has drawn
GBhen from all walks of life to
wh file all-American sport.
»ere are my top three “hot”
jOers from each team.
ROCKIES
Ian Stewart
Willy Taveras
Taylor Buchholz
#24 Third Baseman
World Series: Although nor
mally playing third base, he has
been training lately as a second
baseman.
#3 Center Fielder
World Series: Benched for Game 3 of
the World Series. He was replaced with
teammate Coty Sullivan.
#35 Pitcher
World Series: Buchholz was not on the
roster for the Worid Series and did not
see playing time. He was on the roster
for the playoffs but was not used.
Interesting Fact: Stewart bats
left but throws right-handed.
Interesting Fact: Voted National
League Rookie of the Year 2006 by
MLB players.
Interesting Fact: Traded with Taveras
from Astros. This was his first season
playing with the Rockies.
Games this Week
Volleyball
Nov. 15-17, Northwest Athletic A sociation of Community
Colleges championships at Mt. Hood CC
Soccer
Nov. 17-18, NWAACC championships in Tukwila, Wash.
Wrestling
Nov. 17, SOU/ Best of the West Tournament in Medford
Women’s Basketball
Nov. 16, Treasure Valley CC at TVCC
Nov. 17, Walla Walla CC at WWCC
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