There were seventy reporters credentialed to the New York Mets instructional league in Port St Lucie, Florida, this week. The 29-year-old college-football broadcaster, Christian evangelist and former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow was taking his first swings and shagging his first flies as a professional baseball player. Tebow hit .494 at Nease High School in Jacksonville in 2005. But that was a long time ago. He doesn’t even know what position he’s going to play. It is hard to look at Tebow’s inside-out swing today and believe his baseball career is going anywhere.