HOCHEVAR UNSIGNED, BUT STILL VERY MUCH IN MIND
Source: American Association News
One of the American Association’s more prominent major leaguers of recent years is missing from the list of 15 players involved in the busy activity of major league spring training camps although he certainly is not out of mind. Right-handed reliever Luke Hochevar, who did not allow a run in nine postseason appearances while the Kansas City Royals were winning their second World Series title in 2015, simply is not recovered sufficiently from last summer’s thoracic outlet syndrome surgery to be that appealing to the Royals or any other team right now. “The Royals’ front office and coaching staff have a terrific relationship with Hochevar, and that’s not going to change,” Rustin Dodd of The Kansas City Star reported from spring training in Surprise, AZ of the 33-year-old, who made his professional debut in the American Association 11 years ago. “A possible reunion (with KC) would probably hinge on his health and the organization’s needs later this summer.” Dodd says the timetable for Hochevar to throw for teams remains uncertain. Hochevar, taken by the Royals with the first overall choice in the 2006 draft, posted a 3.86 ERA in 40 appearances last season. ‘The Fire Still Burns’ for Recovering Scheppers…
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