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Shane Baz

SP, #11
W-L
0-1
ERA
3.66
K
19
BB
9
Player Bio
HT/WT
6' 2", 190 lbs
Age
25
Born
06-17-1999
Batting/Throwing
R/R
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The former first-round pick of the Pirates had a good season at Single-A and has room to grow as he trends toward Tampa Bay.

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