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Austin Haley is enjoying a successful summer for St. Cloud Rox, D' has been featured on ESPN & laced a single to RF & stole 2 bases in Wednesday's ASG, versatile all-around athlete is slashing .271/.429/.441 with 12 XBHs, heading to K-State Baseball after posting ridiculous JUCO numbers

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