From BA:

Bulger, 27, was a 2001 first-round pick out of Valdosta State (Ga.), where he was primarily an infielder for the first three years of his college career. Two of his brothers pitched professionally last year, Brian in independent ball and Kevin in the Royals system. Jason struggled as a starter in his first two pro seasons and had Tommy John surgery in 2003, but has moved quickly as a reliever since returning. He made his major league debut in late 2005, going 1-0, 5.40 in nine games. He spent most of the year at Triple-A Tucson, going 3-6, 3.54 with four saves in 56 outings. He had a 55-27 K-BB ratio in 56 innings, while opponents hit .244 with three homers against him. Buldger throws hard, sitting at 93-96 mph and reaching 98 with his sinker. His curveball shows signs of being a good second pitch, but he needs to refine his command and resist the temptation to throw harder when he gets in jams. He has a career 10-21, 4.28 record wiht 23 saves in 127 minor league games.

1. Francisco Liriano, lhp
   
2. Jason Kubel, of
   
3. Matt Moses, 3b
   
4. Glen Perkins, lhp
   
5. Anthony Swarzak, rhp
   
6. Denard Span, of
   
7. Matt Garza, rhp
   
8. Jay Rainville, rhp
   
9. Trevor Plouffe, ss
   
10. Kyle Waldrop, rhp

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