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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- The Indians are a team squarely focused on the future, and one of the biggest pieces of that future is 23-year-old switch-hitting catcher Carlos Santana.
Acquired in a deal with the Dodgers, Santana now is considered the Indians' top prospect. He hit .290, posted 55 extra-base hits and walked more times than he struck out (90 to 83) in 130 games last season at Double-A Akron.
FanHouse's own scout Frankie Piliere is in Arizona and has more. Click below to watch:
Prospect Santana Could Become an Indians Cornerstone
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