Drew Vettleson showed off his unique skill at the Tournament of Stars
While Pat Venditte is having a spectacular season as the only switch-pitcher in pro ball, a high school prospect is showing off the same rare talent 
. Drew Vettleson is an outfield/pitcher from Washington and is an interesting prospect even without the ability to throw with both arms.
• Conor Glassey was at PG National in Minneapolis and has information on 25 players that stood out.
• The rosters and location have been announced for the 2009 Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic.
. Drew Vettleson is an outfield/pitcher from Washington and is an interesting prospect even without the ability to throw with both arms.• Conor Glassey was at PG National in Minneapolis and has information on 25 players that stood out
.• The rosters and location have been announced for the 2009 Aflac All-American High School Baseball Classic.
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