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Colin Moran hitting stride at Astros instructional league


Now that is in the organization, the Astros player development staff has been able to work with its latest pupil, beginning with the final month of the regular season and now instructional league. Director of player development Quinton McCracken said Moran has lived up to the scouting reports. "He's an extraordinary hitter," McCracken said. "He has a beautiful left-handed stroke." (MLB.com)

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