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FAYETTEVILLE – Former Batesville and Arkansas pitcher Gage is now officially a Philadelphia Phillie. Philadelphia announced Tuesday that Wood, who pitched the first no-hitter in College World Series in 65 years in his last start, inked a contract with the Phillies for $3 million.

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Gage Wood threw a no-hitter with Arkansas at the Men's College World Series last month, and now he has officially joined the Philadelphia Phillies' farm system.

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