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The San Francisco Giants Have Found Their Next Superstar | The Story of Bryce Eldridge
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He's 6-foot-7. He's 21 years old. And on June 10th, he hit the most improbable walk-off grand slam in Major League Baseball history — breaking a record held by Roberto Clemente since 1956.
This is the story of Bryce Eldridge: the best two-way prospect in the 2023 draft who gave up pitching before ever throwing a pro pitch, rocketed through four minor league levels in one season at age 19, got humbled in his first taste of the big leagues, and came back to become the future of the San Francisco Giants.
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