The Cardinals, who haven't really developed a righthanded power hitter since Albert Pujols was drafted more than 10 years ago, chose a 6-foot-4, 215-pound California high schooler considered one of the top outfield prospects on Day 2 of the major league amateur draft on Tuesday.
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A low 90s fastball with good sinking action. A true 12-6 curveball. A plus changeup. He commands all three pitches and has no medical problems
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The Cardinals returned to shop familiar territory Tuesday on the second day of the amateur baseball draft.
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Seeing an opportunity they couldn't pass up, the Cardinals drafted highly-touted high school outfielder Austin Wilson in the 12th round Tuesday, the second of three days in Major League Baseball's Amateur Draft.
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The St. Louis Cardinals continued taking high upside talent and pitching during Day 2 of the 2010 MLB First Year Player Draft including 12th round pick Austin Wilson.
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