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Caleb Deer SO KCK Baseball Big time physicality to this 6-7 frame. Arm works, closed landing creates deceptive angle to the heater (92-94). Low 80’s breaker shows flashes of future plus. High ceiling arm. Has been north of 95 already in ‘25. #PGJC Blaine Peterson Troy Sutherland

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