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Pete Crow-Armstrong, prospect edition 👀 From his 2020 draft report ⤵️ “Scouts differ on Crow-Armstrong’s power projections. Some see below-average power, while others believe he is a good enough hitter that he’ll run into more home runs than his raw power would indicate.”

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