This man went from sitting quietly in the dugout when he showed up to the AABC, to speaking loudly with his bat, to tearing up the Atlantic League and now he’s getting his story told by one of the best writers to ever pick up a pen. Raul Shah is going places people. Take notice.

Really cool story about a really cool guy. Raul (Raul Shah) played with Great Britain Baseball during WBC qualifiers, and made a crucial catch at 2B to help them qualify. If he makes the final WBC roster, he’d be the first player of Indian decent to play in the Classic. 🇮🇳

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Here is an awesome story. Give it a read. Mike Bordick has worked with Raul many times. Raul Shah is a Johns Hopkins graduate and current professional baseball player looking to break some barriers. Good luck Raul!

The Baseball Warehouse Mike Bordick Raul Shah Great work Bordy and good luck Raul!

Pretty cool and unique story on BF alumn Raul Shah who hopes to become the first player of Indian descent to compete in the World Baseball Classic 🇬🇧 Raul has spent countless hours working out at our facility and has not only developed into a great ball player, but an even better man!

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Thomas Laing Baseball United Kash Shaikh Raul Shah (Raul Shah) was born in Chatham. He also played for Great Britain Baseball in the WBC. 🇬🇧

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Keep your eyes on Justin Wylie, Akeel Morris and Raul Shah. They are good players, and great young men. They will do the Mumbai Cobras very proud. #LetsGoGB

They call this man a Doctor Raul Shah for a reason. Traveling up from Maryland once a week in preparation for Baseball United.

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