Jim Callis: All solid guys with, not surprisingly, good college stats, as the Red Sox are focusing heavily on performance as well as tools. I don't see any of those guys necessarily becoming a No. 1 or 2 starter, though they should move quickly through a thin system, and give the Red Sox some more trading chips to play with. I like Papelbon the best, as he's durable and has a nice fastball-slider combination. Plus saying his name makes my almost 2-year-old daughter laugh.