But he was in Boston on Tuesday, and actually got to play at Fenway Park in some sort of intrasquad game that included Draft picks and/or potential signees.

Andrew (Exeter): Have you heard any news about the Red Sox tough signs?

Keith Law: (1:21 PM ET ) Sounds like Alex Meyer is less likely. Navery Moore has been throwing very well in Tennessee, back up to the mid-90s, and the Sox are monitoring him - could be a surprise signing there later in the summer. Reader Matt R told me that Ryan Westmoreland has joined the Facebook group for Red Sox prospects ... hmmm. Everyone expects them to get Hissey and Gibson signed. Haven't heard anything on Cooper or Marquis.

SCOUTING REPORT (3/1): Moore will be one of the more interesting puzzles for scouts to figure out this spring-depending, of course, on his health. The very athletic 6-foot-2, 185-pound righthander was the top prospect on the Perfect Game 2008 follow list a year ago, but underwent Tommy John surgery in March 2007, which sent him to the sidelines. Prior to hurting his arm, Moore had a very quick, strong arm with an easy delivery. He threw in the low-90s consistently and was up to 95 mph with an upper-70s hammer curveball. He was named MVP of the 2006 World Wood Bat Association 16-and-under summer championship and put on a dominating performance on both sides of the ball. He flashed the same stuff and body type as a young Dwight Gooden. If Moore shows his pre-surgery stuff and clears medicals with teams, he moves way, way up draft lists. He has signed with Vanderbilt, so college will definitely be in the equation.-
DAVID RAWNSLEY UPDATE (5/15): Moore slowly worked his way back into pitching shape this spring with a fastball that hit 88 mph, then 90 and even 92 late in the year. He looked like he was just playing catch at times as his actions were so loose and easy. But the electricity that characterized his stuff before he underwent surgery was not evident yet and he remains a work in progress. He showed limited feel for pitching and had difficulty commanding his hard breaking ball for strikes. He remains a wild card for this year's draft. While it seems likely Moore will honor his commitment to Vanderbilt, it's possible a team will take an early run at him, sit on him for the summer and see what additional progress he has made by Aug. 15, the signing deadline.