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Morgan Corder ('27, FL)⬇️ Projectable 6'3 arm makes his second appearance at #BlackBear. Continues to display free & easy delivery w/ live arm. Tunnels FB/BB combo, getting S/M. FB: 88-90 mph SL: 78 mph #BlackBear | NWF Baseball | Morgan Corder | Scorpions Baseball 👤

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