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    Enrique Bradfield Jr. homers, triples in Triple-A

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    Enrique Bradfield Jr. homered and tripled for Triple-A Norfolk on Sunday.

    Bradfield ended up playing in 88 games for Norfolk and hitting .262/.352/.363 with four homers and 36 steals. Durability remains an issue for the 2023 first-round pick, and his lack of exit velocity makes him look like a low-ceiling offensive prospect. Still, he plays a mean center field and is a force on the basepaths. The Orioles will almost certainly have to add him to the 40-man this winter, even if he doesn’t project as a quality regular at this point.
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