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3B Ryan Zuckerman (Georgia Tech Baseball) pulverizes this baseball way for a no-doubt solo HR (114 EV/436'/37°), 19th on the yr. Real phys 6'4"/230 w/ 70 juice. Great combo of ++ bat spd & strength. Jr./'26 elig. Perfect Game Draft

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