Three years ago, after the Mariners made Jeff Clement the No. 3 overall selection of the most precociously gifted class in the history of the amateur draft, a Baseball America scouting report on the University of Southern California catcher touted his “light-tower power,” his “short, compact left-handed swing,” and his “outstanding makeup.”The magazine also noted Clement’s improved “set up, mechanics, blocking and arm speed.”
Former general manager Pat Gillick, then working as a Mariners consultant, wasn’t as sold on Clement’s defense...
...The ambitious overhaul of Clement’s mechanics has produced the top all-around catching prospect in baseball...
Also, Former USC star Clement waiting for his chance - LA Times
Clement improving behind the plate - Seattle P-I
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