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Red Sox Catching Prospect Daniel Flores Dies of Cancer

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Boston Red Sox 17-year-old prospect Daniel Flores passed away Wednesday of cancer.

Flores, who signed with a $3.1 million bonus with the Red Sox in July, was in Boston receiving treatment for the disease.

The Venezuelan native was a switch-hitting catching prospect in the Red Sox organization. Some considered him the Red Sox top up-and-coming talent at that position.

He was ranked the second-best prospect in the international class, according to Baseball America.

The Red Sox today sent out a press release mourining his passing:

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