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I keep waiting for the weekly dispatch from BA to have something new on the Nationals but for the second week in a row it’s been empty.
Wow–Garrett Mock released before the ST games even begin. Toronto must have really seen something they didn’t like if they wouldn’t even let him compete for a minor league role.
Actually, in fairness to Mock, the Toronto system is loaded. Releasing him now does him a favor because there’s still a decent chance to get someone else to take a flier on him.
His best bets might be Baltimore or Houston and the lower minors?
or the Atlantic League. But if folks are still gambling on Daniel Cabrera (signed by Pittsburgh), you have to think Mock’s still got MLB chances before going the indy route.
Whenever you talk about sports, there’s always the great discussion on ‘might have beens’.
Garrett Mock is the ultimate of those.
Pitches like Sandy Koufax during warmups, and then falls apart in front of live hitting. Who knows what caused this so cosistency.
From a coach who was at Harrisburg when Mock was: location – “it was all right there” pointing belt high.
http://topprospectalert.com/2011/12/13/2012-washington-nationals-top-15-prospect-rankings/
Skole makes #6 on this list. Kylin Turnbull #15. Nats ranked #9 overall.
Also thanks, Peric, these are always fun. Have to admit, never heard of this site before.
Thanks peric. Always fun to see the lists.