Greg Peavey??

[bballer249]

does any one know if he is goin to the mlb? or will he go to college.

 

[coastal39]

His college choice is Oregon State. His pro plans will depend on his position in the June draft. For an interview see www. baseballnorthwest.com. Check "Top NW player lists". He is rated top NW prospect and the only NW player on Baseball America's pre-season All America team (second team).
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[gogators69]

Scott Boras is his agent so he's gonna have to get alot of money to sign.

 

[Mike W]

He doesn't have an agent.

 

[mikejones9]

Yes, last I heard Peavey was without an agent and heading to college.

 

[Mike W]

Whether he goes to college or not has no bearing on whether he has an agent.

 

[mikejones9]

I know, I was merely pointing out that I had heard nothing about an agent and that (my source may be faulty) he was headed to college.

 

[gogators69]

i should not have used the term agent, its an advisor. and i and several others agree that your advisor can make a difference whether or not to pursue professional baseball or go to college.

 

[bballer249]

right now scott boras is the "advisor" but soon to be agent.

 

[gogators69]

thank you, and in scott boras' case, it has a great deal in determining whether college or pro.

 

[mikejones9]

Indeed. Should be interesting to see what Peavey can/will do.

 

[bballer249]

peavey said he topped out at 97 mph last summer throwing 93-94 consistenly. pretty darn goo i would say.

 

[coastal39]

The latest Baseball America indicates that Southridge's Travis Mattair is Washington's top senior. There are indications that Peavey has lost some velocity from his soph. and junior seasons.

 

[bballer249]

it seems like he has lost some velocity. his arm speed puts tremendous strain on his arm.