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SS Dylan Murphy (DMurf14) is a premier power bat for the 2028 class. 6’3 broad-shouldered, muscular frame w still leaner look. Chance for freakish physicality. Immense ground force while working short/direct. 103+ EV’s, ability to use the whole field w strength. Shooter Hunt

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