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Working on a story on ACC freshman. Virginia Baseball righty Noah Yoder not only has upper-90s heat (has hit 100, sits 96 mph) but his curveball is disgusting. 40-plus percent whiff rate so far this year.

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Ben Dean's secondaries were borderline unfair on the Cape. 🔹 Curveball: 66% whiff rate 🔹 Changeup: 70% whiff rate Add a fastball that reached 97 mph, and the Duke Baseball righty has the arsenal to make serious noise in 2027. 🔗
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Ben Dean's secondaries were borderline unfair on the Cape. 🔹 Curveball: 66% whiff rate 🔹 Changeup: 70% whiff rate Add a fastball that reached 97 mph, and the Duke Baseball righty has the arsenal to make serious noise in 2027. 🔗

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Slo-mo side angle look at ‘27 Arkansas Baseball commit Jake Jenkins (Jake Jenkins). The 6-3, 205-pound LHP is up to 9️⃣2️⃣ MPH in his start in the Capelli Sport ✭Five Tool Texas✭ DFW Game of the Week. Picks up the strikeout here to end his second inning of work. Has 6K in the 2 IP with one hit. Started the first batter with three straight change ups at 80-82 MPH. Working a slider at 79-80 MPH and curveball at 77 MPH. Sitting 89 MPH and hitting spots. Currently No. 31 on the Five Tool Baseball Texas 55. Out of Legacy Baseball (TX). Profile:

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