File / TPI Tallassee's Brue Milner attended Perfect Game's National Showcase last week, hosted at the Miami Marlin's LoanDepot Park. Milner blasted a home run in the first game of the showcase, impressing scouts and coaches alike.
Tallassee’s Brue Milner is on his way to becoming a household name in the world of baseball. The rising senior already inked his commitment to Georgia Tech last summer, and this summer he’s taking his talents to the national stage.Â
Perfect Game, a national organization dedicated to youth baseball and softball, has hosted its national showcase every year since 2001 and over 3,000 of its previous participants have been selected in the MLB draft. Milner, a top-ranked prospect in the class of 2027, attended the showcase at the Miami Marlin’s LoanDepot Park along with several other top prospects in his class from around the country.Â
File / TPI Tallassee's Brue Milner attended Perfect Game's National Showcase last week, hosted at the Miami Marlin's LoanDepot Park. Milner blasted a home run in the first game of the showcase, impressing scouts and coaches alike.
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