General
| Name: | Chris Flores |
| Grad: | 2012 |
| Pos: | LHP/OF |
| B/T: | Left/Left |
| Ht/Wt: | 6'4"/170 lbs |
| City: | Southwest Ranches, FL |
| Birthday: | August 4th, 1994 |
| Name: | Chris Flores |
| Grad: | 2012 |
| Pos: | LHP/OF |
| B/T: | Left/Left |
| Ht/Wt: | 6'4"/170 lbs |
| City: | Southwest Ranches, FL |
| Birthday: | August 4th, 1994 |
| Overall Rating: |    |
| Draft Note: | - |
| College: | - |
| High School : | Chaminade |
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2011 WWBA Jupiter Dec 15th, 2011 |
Christopher Flores doesn’t have a lot of firepower, but he’s
a long, lanky, projectable 6’4”, 170 lb lefty who could really come on in
college. He’s headed to Tennessee-Martin
where he should get a chance to play early... |
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| 2013 | INF | Jordan Budwig |
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| 2013 | RHP | Rich Naylor |
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| 2013 | C | Keith Oren |
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| 2013 | RHP | Collin Tindall |
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| 2014 | RHP | Christian Coates |
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