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Ex-metro Atlanta baseball star headed to Yankees

July 31, 2016

Former Loganville High standout Clint Frazier, named high school baseball's national player of the year in 2013, is now a member of the New York Yankees organization.

Frazier, an outfielder in the Cleveland Indians minor-league system, was one of four players traded by the Indians to the Yankees Saturday for major-league reliever Andrew Miller.

Read more about the trade here.

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