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While growing up in Severna Park, Sander Beck played baseball like a lot of young boys his age. But the background of Beck was much different than many of his peers. For one, his father was born in The Netherlands.
Right Handed Pitcher

http://www.umterps.com/sports/m-basebl/mtt/beck_sander00.html

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Class:JuniorHometown:Severna Park, Md.High School:Severn SchoolHeight / Weight:6-3 / 218Position:RHPBats/Throws:R/R

http://severnapark.patch.com/articles/terps-key-pitcher-sander-beck-eyes-baseball-draft

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Meyer seems interesting. Big frame, 92 on the FB. I'd love to hear more about him.

I saw him pitch against Timber Creek in High School (6A) playoffs a month or so ago. He was supposedly out for a while this season with an unknown injury, but looked very good (low 90's) velocity wise. I obviously didn't have a gun on him. He repeated his mechanics, smooth delivery and appears fairly athletic. His command was very solid and his curveball had downward two-plane movement. I was impressed with him. I talked with Dante Bichette on him and he was impressed with what he saw. I forget where the kid was committed to school, but I was told he would likely go to school. Edit, school is UCF. So, the local school may be hard to beat unless we really show him the money.

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I saw him pitch against Timber Creek in High School (6A) playoffs a month or so ago. He was supposedly out for a while this season with an unknown injury, but looked very good (low 90's) velocity wise. I obviously didn't have a gun on him. He repeated his mechanics, smooth delivery and appears fairly athletic. His command was very solid and his curveball had downward two-plane movement. I was impressed with him. I talked with Dante Bichette on him and he was impressed with what he saw. I forget where the kid was committed to school, but I was told he would likely go to school.

Thanks for that report. I know we're not going to get all of these "overslot" guys, but I think the success of the draft will come down to just how many we get.

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