Storylines in Minor League Baseball are sometimes too good to ignore.  Take this past Wednesday, for example, when Sacramento (OAK) battled Tacoma (SEA) in an 18-inning Pacific Coast League affair.  The game got away from the managers as it reached deep into extras.  Having exhausted their respective bullpens, both skippers resorted to calling on position players to take the mound.  Tacoma opened the top half of the 18th with Scott Stavastano, a utility player, on the bump.  The 26-year-old pitched a clean frame; 1-2-3.  Sacramento countered with outfielder Shane Peterson on the mound for the bottom half.  Peterson had struck out the first batter when Stavastano, the utility man/pitcher of record came to the plate in a 1-1 tie.  You probably can guess where I’m headed with this — Stavastano worked a full count, then bombed.  A walk off to give himself the W on the box.  Neat stuff.