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Colorado Rockies' Scott Podsednik doubles during a spring training baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008, in Tucson, Ariz. The light-hitting, speedy center fielder was dogged by injuries much of the last two seasons after serving as the catalyst for the Chicago White Sox's World Series run in 2005.
Colorado Rockies’ Scott Podsednik doubles during a spring training baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2008, in Tucson, Ariz. The light-hitting, speedy center fielder was dogged by injuries much of the last two seasons after serving as the catalyst for the Chicago White Sox’s World Series run in 2005.
Patrick Saunders of The Denver Post
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Getting your player ready...

With the start of spring training looming this weekend, the Rockies today finished filling out their list of the 19 non-roster players who will be invited to camp.

All told, the club has seven non-roster pitchers, including Josh Fogg and Glendon Rusch; five catchers; three infielders, including former Rockies starting second baseman Luis Gonzalez; and four outfielders, including veteran Scott Podsednik.

Following is the complete list:

Pitchers: Matt Belisle, Cedrick Bowers, Jhoulys Chacin, Matt Daley, Brandon Hynick, Fogg and Rusch.

Catchers: Edwin Bellorin, Wilin Rosario, Michael McKenry, Paul Phillips and Sal Fasano.

Infielders: Christian Colonel, Jonathan Herrera and Gonzalez.

Outfielders: Chris Frey, Matt Miller, Dan Ortmeier and Podsednik.

Pitchers, catchers, and any players participating in the World Baseball Classic are scheduled to report to Tucson on Friday. Their first workout is scheduled for Sunday. The first full-squad workout is set for February 19.

Patrick Saunders: 303-954-1428 or psaunders@denverpost.com

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