6) Stephen Drew: Somewhat of an enigma, Drew often appears on the verge of stardom but at other times seems like just a steady everyday shortstop. Most teams would like to have either version. Drew is batting .265, 29 RBI, 7 triples and four home runs in 89 games. Steady if not spectacular in the field, Drew has made just four errors. The Cardinals and Red Sox have been mentioned as teams that may be interested in Drew. It is more likely that if he is traded, it will be an off-season deal.

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Then it's time for the obligatory singing of "Happy Birthday To You," done in the style of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," by a group of well meaning idiots that couldn't carry a tune in a paper bag.

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Permit us come to colored cowboy hats now.