WATCHING HUNTER GREENE throw a baseball is an experience.
You're surrounded by crowds, the type you don't typically see at high school games. Usually, it's mom and dad, maybe grandma, and if the kid's really good, 50 or 70 or maybe even a 100 people who look as if they stepped out of the Scouts-R-Us catalog, carrying the same make and model of radar gun.
For Greene, it's all of that, plus an autograph line of dozens of fans.
The 17-year-old who hit 102 miles per hour in a short outing in February is going to show you the easiest mid-90s fastball you've ever seen, from a body that scouts compare to a young Doc Gooden's.