to play short-season ball with Ogden in the Pioneer League in June.

21. J.P. Arencibia, C, Toronto Blue Jays
Arencibia made his full-season debut with Dunedin in the Class A Advanced Florida State League and the Tennessee product has hit .260 with four homers over his first 25 games. He's also thrown out just over 33 percent of would-be basestealers.

22. Tim Alderson, RHP, San Francisco Giants
With his maturity and advanced feel for pitching, the Giants sent the teenager to Class A Advanced San Jose for his full-season debut. He's rewarded their confidence by going 4-1 with a 3.03 ERA, good for sixth in the California League.

23. Nick Schmidt, LHP, San Diego Padres
Schmidt followed up a very successful season at the University of Arkansas by pitching in three games of ArizonaLeague action last summer. He developed some elbow soreness and ended up needing Tommy John surgery in the fall, which will keep him out for all of 2008.

24. Michael Main, RHP, Texas Rangers
Main was likely going to be held back in extended Spring Training to start the year, much like Kasey Kiker a year ago and fellow first-rounder Beavan this year. A stress fracture in his rib cage clinched it. The hope was he'd be back by around the end of May. At this point, a trip to short-season Spokane may make the most sense.

25. Aaron Poreda, LHP, Chicago White Sox
Poreda was a rarity, a college pitcher who was a little on the raw side. Nonetheless, the White Sox sent him to the Class A Carolina League to