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It covers the two-day, four-game tournament structure, roster balancing, and how the MLB amateur draft heightens pressure for standout players like Geoff Brown and Greg Peavey. 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And for a select group of baseball players, it's even more hectic.  \nThe All-State Baseball Series traditionally falls on this busiest of weekends for seniors and for the first time it will be held in Yakima at Parker Field.  \nSeventy-five players representing 60 schools from Class 4A to 1B will participate in the two-day, four-game event and for some of those all-stars the anxious moments ofthis week were compounded even more with Major League Baseball's amateur draft.  \nTwo pitchers scheduled to play this weekend were taken about 15 minutes apart in the two-day draft-Jackson's Geoff Brown was picked in the 23rd round by the Kansas City Royals and Hudson's Bay's Greg Peavey was claimed by the New York Yankees moments later.  \nBoth players had hopeful expectations of going much higher, especially the highly regarded Peavey, but in the event they don't sign both have attractive back-up plans. Brown has signed with the University of Washington and Peavey was an early signee with Oregon State.  \nPeavey, a 6-foot-2 right-hander who is affiliated with agent Scott Boras, was projected as the top high school prospect in the state by several scouting sources in the preseason and he was named the Gatorade Player of the Year for the entire state.  \nAlso an all-state basketball player in the winter, Peavey had a 4-2 record with one save and a 1.83 ERA this spring. He struck out 78 batters and issued just one walk in 42 innings.  \nPeavey told a reporter on Friday he intends to play for a summer team in Corvallis while the Yankees further monitor his progress. New York might then agree to a Boras-negotiated deal or Peavey may decide to stick with scholarship at Oregon State.  \nDespite the fall in the draft, Peavey called that a \"win-win situation.\"  \nBrown, a 5-11 lefty, was on Jackson's state-championship team in 2006 and this season finished 6-2 with a 0.93 ERA and 83 strikeouts in 45 innings.  \nShould Brown and Peavey stick with their college plans they would be eligible for the 2009 draft.  \nLater on Friday, four other players on this weekend's All-State rosters were selected. The Twins claimed two infielders who are both Washington recruits-Washington's Julien Pollard and Auburn's Troy Scott-and Mariner catcher Braden Degamo and Peninsula third baseman Stephen Hagen were also drafted.  \nPeavey, Pollard and Degamo are all on Team B, which plays Team A at noon today followed by the second eight-inning game at 3:15 p.m. Brown is on Team A but may not participate until Sunday because of graduation commitments.  \nOn Sunday, the losers play at 10:25 a.m. followed by the championship game at 1:35 p.m.  \nWHO GOES WHERE: How do you divide up 75 players into four teams? Not easily.  \nAll-State organizers toiled for days to finalize the four rosters and the final version resulted in three teams with 19 players and one with 18.  \nAn effort is made to keep the top three players selected from a given feeder game on the same team. Then organizers conducted what was basically a draft, filling in position needs and making sure each squad had its bases covered.  \n\"It's not exactly scientific,\" said Mel Moore, one of the tournament directors. \"The main thing is making sure there's some depth and balance on each team. Sorting things out, especially with graduations involved, took quite a while.\"  \nNEW HOME: Before coming to Yakima this weekend, the All-State Series spent 23 years at Eastmont High School under the diligent guidance of longtime former EHS coach Dan White.  \nWhite decided after such a lengthy run that he and his volunteer support staff had hosted the annual event long enough.  \nThe birth of the series dates back to the 1940s when Seattle all-stars played the rest ofthe state at former Sicks Stadium. White took it over in 1984.  \nCOME AND GET IT: A ban","cbCaifsJfVGOFbx2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifsJfVGOFbx2","pdf",17650,"English","# Overview\n## MLB amateur draft impact\n## Tournament format and rosters\n## Venue and event history\n## Player highlights","[{\"question\":\"What event is described as happening during the seniors’ busiest weekend?\",\"answer\":\"The All-State Baseball Series, held over a two-day weekend at Yakima’s Parker Field.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the MLB amateur draft affect players mentioned in the article?\",\"answer\":\"Two scheduled pitchers—Geoff Brown and Greg Peavey—were selected in the draft, adding anxiety and shaping their potential next steps.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the four tournament teams organized from the 75 participating players?\",\"answer\":\"Organizers divide the players into four teams, aiming to keep top feeder-game players together when possible, then fill positional needs to balance depth.\"}]","A Busy Week Keeps Going For Top Prep Baseball Players - read online free | PDF",1790512815]