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Around the Farm: April 6, 2013

Found April 07, 2013 on Indians Baseball Insider:
PLAYERS: Dorssys Paulino,  Matt Carson,  Jeremy Hermida,  Daisuke Matsuzaka,  Matt Langwell,  Jesus Aguilar,  Chun-Hsiu Chen,  Jose Ramirez,  Matt Packer,  Jerrud Sabourin,  Tyler Naquin,  Francisco Lindor
TEAMS: Cleveland Indians
Dorssys Paulino (SS, Lake County Captains): 2-for-4, 1 K. Paulino was one of two Captains to record two base hits on Saturday as the Tribe’s top hitting prospect notched two singles. You can go up and down the entire Indians’ farm system and chances are that you won’t find a more exciting player to follow this season than Paulino. Paulino has now gone 3-for-12 this season, and Saturday was obviously the first of what will be many multi-hit games in 2013. The young right-handed hitter just turned 18 years old in November, so keep in mind that he’s still very young for the Midwest League. Now, with that in mind, imagine if he continues to hit this year as he did last season with the AZL Indians and Scrappers. Paulino could then conceivably rapidly move through the system. It certainly will be one of the more intriguing storylines to follow this season. Jacob Lee (SP, Carolina Mudcats): 6 IP, 2 H, 1 R/ER, 1 BB, 7 K. Lee was impressive last season at Single-A Mahoning Valley as he went ...
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