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Students in some cases are joining consulting clubs in high school, and being scouted during their freshman year of college.

With his signing with UCLA, he’s certain to attract additional interest from pro baseball scouts this spring.

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Now, both have taken part in Rising Baller showcase games, where a group of grassroots players in London play in front of scouts.

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He grew frustrated at times, like when a location scout found an “absolutely gorgeous” house that was right next door to an airport.

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Valerie had scouted places and spoke often about spending more time with the twins she’d given birth to, and even raising chickens.

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