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#Uncommitted ‘28 Evan Hedlund (AZ) pitching lights out for ShowTime Select Recruiting; 7 Ks thru 3 IP thus far. Living 86-88 w/ carry on 72% Ks. Mixing two-plane SL for Ks. Lean athl type w/ more to come. PG_Uncommitted #NatElite Perfect Game Mid-Atlantic

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