Mvp roster update

Dewon Brazelton RHP 2. Scott Kazmir LHP 3. Mark Hendrickson LHP 4. Batting Orders Anaheim Angels 1. Orlando Cabrera SS 3. Vladimir Guerrero RF 4. Garrett Anderson LF 5. Darin Erstad 1B 6. Dallas McPherson 3B 8.

Adam Kennedy 2B Arizona Diamondbacks 1. Craig Counsell 2B 2. Royce Clayton SS 3. Luis Gonzalez LF 4. Troy Glaus 3B 5. Shawn Green RF 6. Jose Cruz Jr. Chad Tracy 1B 8. Chris Snyder C 9. Pitcher Boston Red Sox 1. Johnny Damon CF 2. Edgar Renteria SS 3. David Ortiz DH 4. Manny Ramirez LF 5. Trot Nixon RF 6. Jason Varitek C 7. Kevin Millar 1B 8. Bill Mueller 3B 9. Tony Graffanino 2B Chicago Cubs 1. Jerry Hairston Jr. Todd Walker 2B 3. Derrek Lee 1B 4.

Aramis Ramirez 3B 5. Nomar Garciaparra SS 6. Jeromy Burnitz RF 7. Michael Barrett C 8. Corey Patterson CF 9. Pitcher Chicago White Sox 1. Scott Podsednik LF 2. Tadahito Iguchi 2B 3.

Pierzynski C 4. Paul Konerko 1B 5. Carl Everett DH 6. Jermaine Dye RF 7. Aaron Rowand CF 8. Joe Crede 3B 9. Grady Sizemore CF 2.

Coco Crisp LF 3. Jhonny Peralta SS 4. Travis Hafner DH 5. Victor Martinez C 6. Sure, Georgia's defense is generational. But have you seen Alabama's receivers?

The Bulldogs' secondary struggled to keep pace the first time around and there's no reason to think it won't have more issues in the sequel though WR John Metchie III's absence will hurt. Why not pick the Heisman Trophy winner?

Young torched the Bulldogs last month, throwing for yards and three touchdowns. The Dawgs will finally have their day in this game. Young, even more so than Jameson Williams, had to put quite a bit on his shoulders while Alabama stormed back from an early deficit.

The challenge for UGA will, simply put, be getting Young on the ground and converting the pressure it does get on him into sacks at a higher rate than it did in the SEC championship game. While there is no shortage of storylines heading into the rematch of the SEC championship game, the trenches come to mind in a battle of like-minded rosters.

Both the Alabama offensive line, against Georgia, and the Bulldogs line, against Michigan—overachieved in their biggest matchups of the year. Keeping each respective quarterback upright will be key in a game where few should expect consistent running lanes against the other's elite front seven. It means the game could once again come down to Bryce Young against Stetson Bennett as passers, improvisers and executioners against secondaries that have shown vulnerability at different points.

Young has a bit more help on his side from a pass-catchers perspective, with a host of compliments to Jameson Williams, while Bennett will again rely on tight end Brock Bowers for the bulk of the work. The Alabama pass rush is better positioned to pressure Bennett without extra bodies, and the former walk-on has been more prone to turn the ball over compared to Young in the past. It won't be by a wide margin, but some of the closer areas for comparison break Bama's way from a personnel standpoint.

Add in the experience under Nick Saban, who typically holds an ace in the hole for title games, and the margins feel more crimson than red and black this time around. If not now for Georgia, though, when? The Heisman Trophy winner was the difference in the first matchup because of his arm, but his legs will play paramount on a night where the traditional running game may not have much success.

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