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April 16, 2008 / Add comment
The L.A. Times
U.S. scouts are no longer the only game in town. Local independents, who don't face age-limit rules and set their own prices, change economics of finding baseball prospects. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic -- For decades, this island's gifted young baseball prospects weren't hard to find or sign -- if those in the small fraternity of major league scouts were willing to beat the bushes and endure the hardships to track them down.
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