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Posted On: April 7th 2026, 04:50 pm
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Declan Hazelton is a 5’10 155 pound OF/P in the class of 2029. He swings it from the left side and uses the whole field while hitting for power and average. He has big power potential with an elite swing and projectable frame Declan will be a big threat at the plate. He tracks the ball very well and has a plus arm in center field as well. With good speed Declan is the whole package. 💪💪💪
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elliott_cook6 7 months ago

elliott_cook6

Tuff

cpm_haze 7 months ago

cpm_haze

That’s my boy! ❤️⚾️

thebigwaelt22 7 months ago

thebigwaelt22

Is that PCA??

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