Dusty's boy back in the spotlight

NEW YORK - Darren Baker got scooped up by dad's team again.

The son of Washington manager Dusty Baker was drafted by the Nationals in the 27th round of the Major League Baseball draft on Wednesday - 15 years after he first made headlines on the diamond.

The younger Baker, now an 18-year-old speedy shortstop at Jesuit High School in California, was just 3 when he was a bat boy for the San Francisco Giants, managed by his father, in the 2002 World Series.