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Bubba Starling, originally from Gardner, called Kansas City Royals
Updated: 12:26 pm NDT 11 Jul 2019
Bubba! The Kansas City Royals called Bubba Starling, a first-round Gardner-Edgerton High School graduate, to form 25 players. Starling, 26, enjoys his best minor league season, beating .310 (81 vs. 261 ) in 72 games for Omaha, with 11 doubles, two triples, seven home runs and 38 RBI, his first full season at the AAA level. He has a PCT on the base. of .358 and a PCT slugging. .448 for a .806 OPS. He also pushed back nine goals in 12 attempts. Starling broke a .355 record (11-31) in his last eight games with the Storm Chasers, a sequence that included five consecutive two-shot games. Starling also had a series of 10 defeats in early June during which he defeated .436 (17 vs. 39). Originally from Gardner, Starling was a three-letter sports player at the Gardner-Edgerton High School before being selected by the Royals. at No. 5 in general. As a senior, he was a player on the Rawlings First Team preparatory team and beat .481 in his last high school season.
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The Kansas City Royals called Bubba Starling, a former first-round and former Gardner-Edgerton High School pick, to form 25 players.
Starling, 26, enjoys his best season overall, beating .310 (81 in 261) in 72 games for Omaha, with 11 doubles, two triples, seven home runs and 38 RBI, his first season complete at the AAA level. He has a PCT on the base. of .358 and a PCT slugging. .448 for a .806 OPS. He also swept nine goals in 12 attempts.
Starling broke a .355 record (11-31) in his last eight games with the Storm Chasers, a five-game, two-shot streak. Starling also had a series of 10 defeats in early June during which he defeated .436 (17 vs. 39).
Originally from neighboring Gardner, Starling was a man of letters practicing three sports at the Gardner-Edgerton High School before being selected by the Royals in fifth place overall. As a senior, he was a player on the Rawlings First Team preparatory team and beat .481 in his last high school season.
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