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Tar Heels adjust their outlook


North Carolina's baseball team will be missing many of the stars who helped the Tar Heels reach four consecutive College World Series. , UNC's all-time leader in hits and runs, was drafted by the Seattle Mariners. (Mariners), Garrett Gore and Mark Fleury (Cincinnati Reds) have moved on. The four combined for 373 hits, 46 home runs, 239 RBIs and 245 runs last season. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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