Chances are, this is where the dream ends for Chico Herrera. Chances are, the Los Angeles Dodgers won't sign him to a contract. Chances are, he'll have to keep working his current job. But what were the chances of the Dodgers' bat boy getting a tryout with his employer and hometown team in the first place? Herrera literally was living the dream Thursday, when he and 124 others got to showcase their baseball skills at the Dodgers annual tryout at Camelback Ranch, the team's spring facility in Glendale, Ariz. It's the best invitation Herrera ever got. Much cooler than any fantasy camp. Reporter Ramona Shelburne of ESPN Los Angeles published a great write-up of Francisco "Chico" Herrera, a 22-year-old who has worked for the Dodgers the past four years. Players always had been impressed with Herrera's skills — notably the arm and athletic ability making catches he showed during batting practice — but it was all talk until Dodgers pitcher Jon Garland greased the skids by getting assistant GM De Jon Watson to invite Herrera to a tryout: And Watson is happy to offer it because, well, you just never know. "We've signed guys out of our tryout camp every year," Watson said....