Cole leads Pirates top pick in college arms draft
SECAUCUS N J Gerrit Cole the UCLA right-hander was taken No 1 by Pittsburgh as the draft opened with a focus on pitching. Trevor Bauer went third to Arizona as the UCLA duo marked the first top three teammates since 1978. Hultzen went No 2 to Seattle with Bauer posting a 13 2 1 25 ERA and 203 strikeouts. Archie Bradley followed at No 7 as Arizona added another ace prospect.
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Indians pick high school shortstop Francisco Lindor in first round
The Cleveland Indians drafted 17 year old Francisco Lindor from Montverde Academy with the eighth overall pick. Lindor is a switch hitter with strong bat skills and defensive potential at shortstop, and is the club's first round pick from a high school source since 2001.
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Unclear Sports Card Sprint With Shuffled Matchups
Fragmented OCR lists multiple baseball and basketball matchups with partial team names and scores. Readable items include Houston at Westbrook, Cincinnati at Dave, and San Diego at Limenez, with various time stamps around 7 to 8 PM and several player names and records.
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Orioles Top A's 4-2 as Matusz Leads Seven-Hitter Start
Brian Matusz and three relievers limited Oakland to seven hits while Matt Wieters drove in a run and scored as Baltimore built a 4-0 lead in two innings. Oakland dropped a season-worst seven games under .500 after a 15 of 19 skid.
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