Bocock & "Big Lubanksi" Join Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays have claimed shortstop Brian Bocock on waivers from San Francisco and they signed outfielder and 2003 first round pick Chris Lubanksi from Kansas City to a minor league deal.  If Lubanski makes it to Toronto, start printing up the "Little Lubanski Urban Achievers" t-shirts. The 24 year-old Bocock was a 9th round selection of the Giants in the 2006 amateur draft from Stetson University in Florida.  Baseball America rated the right-handed hitting shortstop the 11th best prospect in the Giants system in its 2008 Prospect Handbook.  They described him as a shortstop with plus range and arm strength and was rated a 65 runner on the traditional 20-80 scouting scale.   The 5-foot-11, 185 pound Bocock was also rated as the organization's best defensive infielder with the strongest infield arm.  However, BA says he has a long way to go with the bat as he struggles to hit breaking ba...