BCB Interviews First-rounder Jake Odorizzi

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BCB Interviews First-rounder Jake Odorizzi
Right Field Bleachers found this 6/25/2008 on www.brewcrewball.com [flag]
Jake Odorizzi was the Brewers' second pick on draft day, the 32nd overall selection from Highland HS in southern Illinois. After not allowing a single run this year (and breaking a metal bat ), he was considered by some to be the top high school arm in the draft, quite a coup for the Brewers in the supplemental round. Hopefully he develops more along the lines of Yovani Gallardo (46th ... [link]

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Published 6/25/2008 by Tyler (noreply@blogger.com) at Right Field Bleachers
... - Brew Crew Ball interviews 1st Round selection Jake Odorizzi, who is not a Cubs fan: He was committed to play college ball, so it’s good news they were able to get him inked. ...

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