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64 Chris Owings, SS
Height/Weight: 5-10/180 | Birthdate: 8/12/1991 | Birthplace: Charleston, SC | Bats/Throws: R/R | Team: Arizona | College: | MLB Experience: Rookie | Salary:   | Owned/Started%: 1/0 | Average Draft Position: 488.83

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Owings looking at 2014 arrival


by Scott White | Senior Fantasy Writer
(10/31/2012) With the arrival of Cliff Pennington in an offseason trade with the Athletics, Diamondbacks shortstop prospect Chris Owings is unlikely to see any time in the majors in 2013. According to MLB.com, the plan is for Owings to spend the season playing at Double- and Triple-A before getting a look in 2014. Though coaches have praised his defense, he still has a tendency to strike out too often. "I have been anxious," Owings said. "I need to be more patient in that aspect. I have to not be in a rush to make things happen. I have to wait for my pitch instead of forcing things with the pitcher's pitch."