Zane Phelps, INF, Scottsdale Community College

Scottsdale Community College sophomore infielder Zane Phelps bats during a March 12, 2018 game against Western Oklahoma State College.

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Scottsdale Community College sophomore infield prospect Zane Phelps bats for the Fighting Artichokes during a March 12, 2018 non-conference junior college baseball game against the Western Oklahoma State College Pioneers at the SCC Baseball Field on campus in Scottsdale, Arizona. A big, strong corner infielder from Bayfield, Colorado, Zane Phelps is committed to finish out his college baseball career the next two years at NCAA Division I program Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. With great size and abundant raw power, too, Zane Phelps may yet make himself a potential MLB Draft candidate over the next few years as he grows into his game at Abilene Christian; in this video, you can see him bat a handful of times for the Fighting Artichokes from an open-faced (first base) perspective, along with a couple slow-motion swing clips.

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