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PGStaff posted:
How about the pitchers. I often hear you have to throw 90. here is a guy that has reached triple digits in a long MLB career. But far from it in HS.
https://www.perfectgame.org/Pl...rofile.aspx?ID=61855

Rosey is well documented around here. He wasn't a pitcher but did pitch occasionally, mostly ss in HS but most that seen him play knew he had a live arm, he was upper 80's low 90's heading to Cowley his senior year. Funny how maturation and adding about 40lbs will get you going!

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