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Nationals Fall to Marlins in Instructional League action in Florida ...

Left-handed prospect Tim Cate got the start on the mound in Instructional League action …

By David Driver
The Washington Nationals Dominican training complex
Johnnie DiPuglia, Washington Nationals director of International scouting, works the phone as he keeps an eye on prospects during instructional league action...
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WASHINGTON – Tim Cate, a second-round pick in 2018 out of the University of Connecticut by the Nationals, was the starting pitcher on Tuesday as Washington lost 6-4 to the Marlins in Instructional League action in Florida.

Other pitchers for the Nationals were Joan Adon, Jackson Tetreault, Gabe Klobosits, Alfonso Hernandez and Karlo Seijas, according to Justin Lord, who was slated to be the Single-A pitching coach for Fredericksburg this past season.

Adon reached the low Single-A level at Hagerstown in 2019, Tetreault pitched for Single-A Potomac and Double-A Harrisburg, and Klobosits played for three teams and reached High-A Potomac last year.

Hernandez, a lefty, pitched for short-season Auburn and Hagerstown in 2019 while Seijas pitched in the Gulf Coast League and for Auburn the same season.

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