Why Cameron Cannon, Top Red Sox Draft Pick, Is Excited To Play At Fenway Park

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Jun 5, 2019

Cameron Cannon already can imagine a bright future for himself in Boston.

The Red Sox draft pick revealed Tuesday that hitting at Fenway Park and its unique dimensions particularly excites him about playing for the team, according to The Boston Globe’s Alex Speier.

The Red Sox selected Cannon on Monday with the 43rd overall pick in Major League Baseball’s draft. He demonstrated considerable prowess at the plate during his three seasons at the University of Arizona, and scouts believe the contact-hitting infielder has a swing that should help him progress through the Red Sox’s minor league system and take him to Boston before too long.

Cannon already knows what to do once he reaches the big leagues, having started speaking his fate into existence. Now the rest of us should wait until it comes to pass.

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