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Cuban Prospect Moncada Petitioning For Free Agency - RealGM Wiretap
Yoan Moncada nike roshe run hyperfuse herren , a switch-hitting infielder, has established residency in Guatemala and has a Major League showcase tentatively scheduled for Nov. 12.


Scouts believe Moncada may be the best teenage prospect to come out of Cuba in years.


He is petitioning for free agency with Major League Baseball, according to an industry source.


Moncada must still be unblocked by the U.S. Department of Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control before he can come into a final agreement with a club.

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