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Three Days 'Til Baseball: The Aggie lineup

An increased power-hitting profile, a new hitting coach and the new ball have the opportunity to transform Texas A&M's lineup in 2015. Just lip service? After the fall and preseason results, think again.
By Gabe Bock
February 10, 2015
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Baseball Preview Series 2015 — Monday: The Pitching; Tuesday: The Hitting

• I thought for sure that senior shortstop Blake Allemand would start the first game in the leadoff spot and would be there virtually every game throughout the 2015 season. But as I do more and more digging with my sources, that doesn’t appear to be the case. The main reason for that? The emergence of sophomore spark-plug Ryne Birk, who was spectacular throughout the fall and preseason.
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