Cardinals prospect Trevor Condon hits first professional home run in Palm Beach win

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Cardinals prospect Trevor Condon hits first professional home run in Palm Beach win
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Cardinals first-round draft pick Trevor Condon hit his first professional home run Tuesday night during an 11-0 victory for Class-A Palm Beach over Daytona at Roger Dean Stadium. The 18-year-old outfielder connected on a 2-1 pitch that left the bat at 99.7 mph, marking his first long ball in six minor league games. Condon, who signed for a $5.16 million bonus after being selected 13th overall in the July draft, finished the game 1 for 5. Teammates Dee Kennedy, Owen Henne, Jayden Lobliner, and Miguel Hernandez also contributed home runs as Palm Beach recorded its seventh shutout of the season. Condon is currently hitting.280 with three RBI since joining the team.

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  • Trevor Condon hit his first professional home run in an 11-0 win against Daytona.
  • Palm Beach combined for five total home runs in the shutout victory.
  • Condon currently maintains a.280 batting average through six games.
  • Owen Henne hit an opposite-field grand slam to extend the lead.
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Trevor Condon, the No. 13 pick of the first round of the MLB Draft by the Cardinals, hit the first homer of his professional career in Palm Beach's 11-0 rout of Daytona on Tuesday night. Condon is hitting .280 with a double and a homer in his first six Minor League games.

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