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Hansel Enmanuel has entered the NCAA transfer portal after his season with Austin Peay.
In 11 games this season, he averaged 1.5 points and 1.5 rebounds in about 6.5 minutes per game.
Enmanuel began his college career at Northwestern State before following coach Corey Gipson to Austin Peay.
Enmanuel has a large social media following from high school fame.
He previously signed deals with brands such as T-Mobile, Gatorade, and adidas.
Enmanuel played high school basketball at Life Christian Academy in Kissimmee, Florida.
The transfer decision adds another chapter to a career marked by high visibility and resilience.
His journey began at Northwestern State before transferring to Austin Peay.
The news was reported by On3, citing sources familiar with Enmanuel’s situation.

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Rays sign Dominican infielder Victor Valdez for a $3.5 million international bonus on day one of the period.
Valdez is regarded as one of the top bats in the 2025–26 international class with projected 25-HR potential.
The $3.5 million bonus is the second-largest in Rays history, behind Wander Franco.
Franco's earlier success and later off-field issues are noted as a contrast to Valdez’s potential.
Rays aim to develop Valdez similarly to Franco but without those off-field problems.
Rays’ international signing strategy remains aggressive despite limited MLB free-agent spending.
Valdez is recognized for power potential, pitch recognition, and barrel control.
Valdez is listed among the top prospects in the 2025–26 international class by Francys Romero.
Valdez’s signing adds to Rays’ long-term improvement and potential for a stronger lineup.
Rays see international market activity as a key component of their strategy this offseason.

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The Washington Nationals signed their four top international free-agent targets for the 2026 class, strengthening the farm system.
Samil Serrano and Isaias Suarez, both Dominican outfielders, secured deals around $1.969 million and $1.9 million respectively.
Angel Ramirez and Juan Duran, also Dominican outfielders, each signed for $1 million.
The signings indicate Washington’s focus on upgrading the minor league infrastructure under Paul Toboni’s regime.
MLB Pipeline provides scouting snapshots on Serrano and Suarez, highlighting potential center-field roles.
Serrano is described as a 6-foot-2 left-handed hitter with a repeatable swing and potential future power.
Suarez is viewed as a premium athlete with center-field potential and strong pace to cover ground.
The article notes that many international prospects sign long before they are eligible to sign, with agreements often in place for years.
The report was authored by Spencer Nusbaum of The Washington Post, with confirmation via social media.
The signings were publicly announced via social media by Spencer Nusbaum and covered by The Washington Post.

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