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THIRD player drafted! Roll Stable Catcher Chase Heath is drafted in the 20th round by the St. Louis Cardinals! In his career with Central Missouri, Heath slashed .349/.428/.621 with 27 HRs and 144 RBI. Congrats Chase! #D2Baseball #MLBDraft

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