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San Francisco Giants Prospect Parks Harber Impresses with First Spring Training Home Run


San Francisco Giants prospect is doing everything possible to ensure the franchise knows he’s coming soon. He got the start Sunday against the Chicago Cubs, and he added to his spring accomplishments with his first home run. While Harber isn’t in line to get an opening-day job, with every swing and every game he’s impressing the Giants. (Sports Illustrated)

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San Francisco Giants Prospect Parks Harber Impresses with First Spring Training Home Run