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Lucas Schellhas (Lucas Schellhas) '28 RHP l Edina, MN l MASH ⚾️ Two-way guy with terrific arm strength. Side winding arm slot with serious ASR. FB: T86 l FB Spin: 2118 l SL: 77mph l SL Spin: 2141 Noble Bats Uncommitted Player Spotlight #BestintheUS

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