A man in a Nats cap robs convenience store in Canada. Also, Garrett Mock signs with Blue Jays

(Photo of Ottowa convenience store robbery suspect wearing a Nats cap via CTV Ottawa.)

In other Washington Nationals-related Hot Stove news: A man in a Nats cap robbed a convenience store in Ottawa, and Garrett Mock is Canada's problem now.

Via CTV Ottawa online: "Ottawa police have released a description of two men involved in a pharmacy robbery Tuesday...Police said a man entered a pharmacy around 7:45 p.m. Tuesday in the 2900 block of Carling Avenue and demanded cash, which he got and fled with. He is described as white, between 20 and 30 years old, around 170 pounds and five foot eight inches tall with a medium build. He was wearing a dark green rain jacket with blue patches running down the shoulders and the hood up, a dark Washington Nationals cap, beige cargo-style pants and black running shoes."

Based on that description, it definitely wasn't Garret Mock, who was signed by the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday. He's Canada's problem now.

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Comments

[Peanuts and Cracker Jack]

That wasn't a Nats cap, it's the ottoWa Senators. Canadians always do things a little different.

[Michael L.G.]

I glanced at it and thought it was Scott Olsen. He always liked his "road" Curly W cap. I also heard he could use a good Slurpee to wash down the 7/11 burrito.

[The Nats Enquirer]

@Michael: *shudder* the dude does bear a certain resemblance to Scott Olsen, huh? Good call. Definitely not him though - no cigarette hanging out of his mouth...