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Date: 2009-06-27 13:51:00
VERSATILE HUGHES WAS ALL OVER DIAMOND IN H.S.
Phil Hughes is the Yankees' biggest multi-tasker. He has worked as a starter and is now a reliever who can be used at all different points in a game. The right-hander actually was a multi-tasker in high school, too. When Hughes was a high school...
Source and full article:
nypost.com/sports
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