Brian Bocock

40-Year-Old ShortstopSS

Free Agent

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Bats R

Throws R

40 Man No

Height 5'11"

Weight 185

DOB 3/9/1985

Born Harrisonburg, VA

College Stetson

Drafted 1st Rd 2006 SF

SSKansas City Royals

December 14, 2013

Bocock has signed a minor league contract with the Royals.

ANALYSIS
The 28-year-old was functional as organizational infield depth, after spending the past three seasons at the Triple-A level. He offers very little production at the plate, but his glove has proven useful enough in the past for organizations to keep him around.

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The Phillies picked up Bocock last offseason to provide middle infield depth in the minors. Bocock spent the majority of the year in the minors but did have two short stints with the Phillies where he accumulated only five at-bats. Bocock does not do much with the bat, but he has managed to hang around due to his solid work with the glove. He shouldn't find himself in the majors this year unless he is needed as an injury fill-in.

After 77 major league at-bats in 2008, Bocock never received a single at-bat with the Giants last season, struggling in both Single- and Double-A. He’s already 25 entering the 2010 season, so Bocock looks like a long shot to be much of a contributor at the major league level.

Bocock hit just .143 over 77 at-bats last year, as he was clearly over his head after becoming the team’s starting shortstop for a brief period. He may have a future in a utility role, but the Giants have plenty of better middle infield options ahead of him, so he’ll spend most of 2009 in the minors once again.

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