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In fact, if the right guy were available, they would've taken a pitcher with their top pick, too. Toronto openly coveted Jeff Francis, a Canadian college pitcher who was drafted by Colorado. If he had slipped five more spots, the Jays would've snapped him up.

"If Francis was there, we would definitely have taken him," said J.P. Ricciardi, the team's general manager. "It would've been nice to get Francis, but we got a pretty good player."

They got more than one -- the Jays drafted 11 pitchers on day one, six from four-year colleges. On the second day, they turned their attention to players from smaller schools. Buckley said it was difficult to analyze the haul from Wednesday's action.

"The second day's a lot tougher, because you're a lot deeper in the draft,” he said. Some of those guys are draft-and-control players that we'll follow through junior college next year. We'll be following up on them. It takes longer to tell how the second day turns out."

All in all, the Jays were pleased with the results they got from the draft. Now, they'll try to get the players signed and in their system as soon as possible.

"Like any other business, the sooner you get in, the sooner you get moved up the ladder," Buckley said. "We picked them all -- we think they're all pretty good."

	BLUE JAYS 2002 DRAFT PICKS
	14	RUSS M ADAMS	SS	U NORTH CAROLINA
	55	DAVID T BUSH	RHP	WAKE FOREST U
	86	JUSTIN M MAUREAU	LHP	WICHITA ST U
	116	ADAM L PETERSON	RHP	WICHITA ST U
	146	CHAD M PLEINESS	RHP	CENTRAL MICHIGAN U
	176	JASON K PERRY	LF	GEORGIA TECH
	206	BRIAN R GRANT	RHP SS	C B AYCOCK HS
	236	CHRISTOPHER E LEONARD	LHP	MIAMI U
	266	RUSSELL D SAVICKAS	RHP	JOHNSTON HS
	296	ERIC D ARNOLD	2B	RICE U
	326	JASON D WAUGH	CF	ST MARYS COL
	356	MICHAEL F ROGA	RHP	ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC ST U
	386	JOHN P SCHNEIDER	C	U DELAWARE
	416	MICHAEL R GALLOWAY	1B LF	MIAMI U
	446	DAVID L SMITH	OF	WEST VIRGINIA ST COL
	476	ARIC T VAN GAALEN	LHP	HARRY AINLAY HS
	506	RANDALL L BRAUN	RF	BELTON HS
	536	JORDAN J DE JONG	RHP	CALIFORNIA ST U
	566	BRAD W HASSEY	SS	U ARIZONA
	596	JESUS A CARNEVALE	LHP	FERNANDO SURIA CHAVEZ HS
	626	MELVIN D BURKHALTER	1B	SEMINOLE CC
	656	ERIC R RICO	RF	CORNELL U
	686	EDWARD D BUZACHERO	RHP	TENNESSEE TECH U
	716	MATTHEW D FARNUM	RHP	TEXAS A&M U
	746	ZEPHANIAH K ZINSMAN	1B	LEWIS & CLARK ST COL
	776	AMOS D DAY	RHP	SOUTHERN U A&M
	806	JARED D ODOM	RHP	VERO BEACH SENIOR HS
	836	PAUL C RICHMOND	C	BAYLOR U
	866	ERIK F KRATZ	C	EASTERN MENNONITE U
	896	ANGELO J PORFIRIO	CF	RICE U
	926	JEFFREY W TERRELL	LHP	U TENNESSEE
	956	MICHAEL D SEIFERT	LHP	REND LAKE COLLEGE
	986	CARLO I COTA	2B	SAN DIEGO ST U
	1016	JUSTIN L OWENS	OF	COASTAL CAROLINA U
	1046	ANDRES TORRES	RHP	LEWIS & CLARK ST COL
	1076	SCOTT C DRAGICEVICH	SS	STANFORD U
	1106	ROSS M SWISHER	LHP	HUDSON'S BAY HS
	1136	BRYAN M HANSEN	LHP	FONTANA HS
	1166	NICHOLAS E THOMAS	RHP	SACRAMENTO CITY CC
	1196	DANNY D ANDERSON	RF	SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COL
	1226	ADAM C CARR	RHP	SAN LORENZO HS
	1256	DIRK L KLEINMANN	LHP	KING COL
	1285	CHRISTOPHER R NICOLL	RHP	ERNEST RIGHETTI HS
	1313	BENJAMIN L HARRISON	LHP	COLEYVILLE HERITAGE HS
	1340	BRANDON K BAILEY	C OF	SACRAMENTO CC
	1367	JUSTIN D TORDI	C	DR PHILLIPS HS
	1393	TIMOTHY P MALONEY	LF	KANSAS ST U
	1419	ANDREW E BUTERA	C	BISHOP MOORE SCHOOL
	1445	JAMES E JEWELL	CF	THEODORE ROOSEVELT HS
	1469	JAMES B COX	RHP	BAY CITY HS

Spencer Fordin covers the Blue Jays for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.