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Oakland also added:

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Oakland – low-revenue Oakland, immortalized in the book “Moneyball,” about winning with a scrimp-and-save payroll – signed a 16-year-old named Michel Inoa on Wednesday.

Along with his $4.25 million bonus, Inoa got an Anglicized name, Michael, and a ticket to the Dominican Summer League, where he can add weight to his lithe 6-foot-7 frame, throw his 94-mph fastball, unleash his polished breaking ball and work on his changeup.
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Oakland also added:

from Yahoo Sports

Oakland – low-revenue Oakland, immortalized in the book “Moneyball,” about winning with a scrimp-and-save payroll – signed a 16-year-old named Michel Inoa on Wednesday.

Along with his $4.25 million bonus, Inoa got an Anglicized name, Michael, and a ticket to the Dominican Summer League, where he can add weight to his lithe 6-foot-7 frame, throw his 94-mph fastball, unleash his polished breaking ball and work on his changeup.


SWAC...how'd we/you miss this guy?
I have know Wes since he was 9 years old playing in PBA. He and my son were pretty good friends and played football together at PESH for two years. When Wes came through at 10 he played for the Cowboys (Andy Harvey) and then at 15 he started with the Mustangs; I believe he was taking pitching lessons from Jack (not Sharp Smile)who was coaching with Sam at that time. He is a great young adult and really grounded. He continues to workout at DBAT during the off season. I'm really happy for him.
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