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Major League Baseball Under-25 All-Star Team

 
FIRST BASEMEN –

  • Cody Bellinger – Los Angeles Dodgers #35

(Born: July 13, 1995) (Scottsdale, Arizona)

 

(21)Bellinger didn’t make his make his major-league debut for the Los Angeles Dodgers until April 25 but by looking at his stats – you would have no idea. At only 21 years young, he already looks like one of the best power hitters in all of baseball. In less than 200 at bats this season, Bellinger has 22 home runs and 49 RBI’s, including 10 home runs in the last 10 games. Like Schwarber, he’s a flexible player that plays multiple positions, including outfield and also first base. With the abundance of riches in outfield and lack of star young first baseman, I chose Bellinger as my starting 1B and clean-up hitter for obvious reasons. Expect Bellinger to win the National League ROY unanimously in 2017 and to also be a key component of the Dodgers’ late postseason success.

  • Josh Bell – Pittsburgh Pirates #55

(Born: August 14, 1992) (Irving, Texas)

 

(24)The Pittsburgh Pirates are rebuilding in 2017 and things haven’t looked too bright for the Bucs. After losing all-star outfielder Starling Marte for 80 games to a PED suspension, it looked like there wouldn’t be too many shimmering rays of light. However, one positive in a season of negatives for the Pirates so far has been that it looks like they have found their first baseman for the foreseeable future – Josh Bell. At 24 years of age, he still has plenty of time to figure things out but so far in 2017, Bell has portrayed some serious power numbers (13 HR’s, 31 RBI’s).

 

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Jake Montgomery (23 - Bellerose, New York) has been a die-hard sports fan since he could swing a bat and toss the pigskin. He graduated from Adelphi University in May 2016 with a B.A. in Communications and a concentration in Broadcast Journalism. His career objective is to combine his passion for sports with his business and on-air abilities to gain experience in the various facets of sports journalism and sports broadcasting. Jake started off his sports broadcasting career as a Promotions Assistant for WFAN Sports Radio (2013-2017). After several years with the FAN, Jake has recently begun a new chapter in his life – 98.7FM ESPN New York. Starting in early April 2017, Jake has already assisted in various promotions and remote broadcasts for the Worldwide Leader in Sports. As a teenager and young adult, Jake was also a successful on-camera and voiceover actor. He is currently a member of SAG-AFTRA Union and has been featured in over 50 television and radio commercials, including Trix Yogurt, Lucky Charms Cereal and even a New York Rangers commercial that aired back in 2006. While Jake follows all sports teams, he is a major fan of the following: New York Yankees (MLB) New York Giants (NFL) and New York Knicks (NBA). He will cover all three of these major sports for KeepingItRealSports.com.

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