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Homer is #4
4. Homer Bailey, SP, Cincinnati Reds The next great Texas power pitcher may be in the big leagues by the time he turns 21 in May. The Reds flirted with promoting Bailey for the stretch run last season, and his numbers at Double-A 7-1 with a 1.59 earned-run average certainly merited it. Caution prevailed, and it's the only reason Bailey will start the season at Triple-A.
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