Signed after the draft, the Mets assigned Westmont’s Will Barring to
the GCL Mets this past week, where his pro career is off and running.
Just
as nearly unreported as the
signing of Alejandro Castro was that of William Barring, an outfielder who
went 0-5 in 3 games this week during his pro debut with the GCL Mets. Barring is a 22-year old
from Irvine, California who used to also play
football. Barring spent 4 years playing center field at Westmont college,
batting .335, with 12 homeruns and 113 RBI’s, and he was a two-time All-Golden
State Athletic Conference selection.
Barring
(6’1”) is coming off a huge season for Westmont, as he slashed .379/.437/.606
over 57 games (203 AB), with 20 2B, 1 3B, 8 HR, a 11.8 K%: 13.1 BB%, and 16
stolen bases in 19 attempts. There isn’t much out there on Barring right now,
but you can check out some video of hime from high school below. The summary
says that Will ran a 6.7 60-yard dash in high school, which is in the plus
range (60-grade) on Kiley McDaniel’s Objective
Tool Grades chart.
Lovely words on a wonderful day! You can see links to the images here:
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— Chandra Observatory (@chandraxray) June 26, 2015
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