In his weekly "Ten-Pack" (sorry, behind the subscriber wall), one of his chosen 10 this week was Andrew Bailey:

The RiverCats clinched their sixth division title in the last eight years on Friday night, so for the final regular season game of the year, they decided to rest the staff for the upcoming playoffs and bring up Bailey from High-A Stockton for the finale. Last year’s sixth-round pick proved to be more than up for the task, taking a perfect game into the fifth and a no-hitter into the seventh, finishing the night with eight innings of three-hit ball, and perhaps surprisingly only his fifth win of the year. It doesn’t take any advanced understanding of statistical analysis to realize that wins tell you little, but you’d still expect Bailey to have notched a few more, as he was one of the best pitchers in the Oakland organization this year, and arguably their breakout player of the year. Splitting his other 22 games between the club’s two A-ball affiliates, Bailey finished the year by leading the organization with 150 strikeouts in just 125 innings, while giving up just 101 hits. Bailey’s got a classic power-pitcher build, and while none of his offerings are dominant, he does have three solid offerings, with a low-90s fastball, solid curve, and a rapidly improving changeup. He’ll likely start the 2008 season at Double-A, and is one of the better starting prospects in the system.