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I am also a coach and I have seen Salem. While I agree they will be a top team (as usual) I disagree with your assesment on their pitching. I have seen all those kids you mention and they are decent, but not "#1's" on most other Class L teams. As for Bazdanes I thought I had seen him last year, but I had him mixed up with another kid. I guess I am surprised that a kid that good was cut- though it is tough to make any sort of judgements as we don't know all the circumstances. The kid from Salem threw pretty hard last year as well, anyone know where he is this year? I lost track.
Thanks

3/8/089:09 AM

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