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Athletics’ top prospect Leo De Vries promoted from Lansing to Double-A
De Vries is the No. 3 prospect in all of Major League Baseball and is the only 18-year-old that will be playing at the Double-A level. His short stint with Lansing ends after 15 games. De Vries was traded from the Padres to the Athletics’ organization on July 31 and slashed .268/.338/.518 with the Lugnuts.
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The Athletics have promoted their top prospect, infielder Leo De Vries, to the Double-A Midland RockHounds, making the 18-year-old the youngest player at that l ...
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