Andrew Hartwell
- Keene catcher Frank
Schwindel (St. John’s/sophomore) won the NECBL’s Player of the Week for the
period ending on Saturday, June 30th. New Bedford southpaw Brian Derner (George
Washington/junior) earned the League’s Pitcher of the Week honor during the
same span. Schwindel hit .526 with four homers, a double and six RBI during the
week. He did not strike out once in 20 plate appearances. Schwindel closed the
week by homering in three consecutive games starting on June 28th, all of which
were Keene wins. http://ht.ly/1l2odz
- ... Solid start for Mike Finnigan (West
Virginia--Azusa Pacific) last night. W, 7 inp, 5 hits, run, 2 bb, 5 k's… Three Hitters To
Watch For.... The following three
hitters are all having amazing summer seasons. It will be interesting to see
how they will finish out the season. - Jason Matusik is
a 6-3/200 pound 1B from the Leesburg Lightning by way of Lynn University. Jason
is currently hitting .317 in 60 at-bats. He's scored 14 runs, is second in the
league with 16 runs batted in and first in the league with five homers. http://www.collegesummerbaseball.net/2012/07/three-hitters-to-watch-for.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Yankees Sign No. 2
International Prospect Luis Torrens
Anderson Cooper is Gay
Yankees Sign No. 4
International Prospect Alexander Palma
Kendall Rogers - Watching the USA Baseball Prospect Class. Vanderbilt
'13 commit John Kilichowski looked great,
striking out CSF's Michael Lorenzen… Arizona's Johnny Field has reached base all three times in the
USAPC. #UVA commit Cavan Biggio is a very
athletic looking guy. Nice frame.
Franklin Barreto, ss/cf, Venezuela - Ht: 5-9. Wt: 175. B-T:
R-R. - There are few amateurs who have ever had Barreto's extensive track
record of dominance representing Venezuela during international competitions.
Barreto has played in international tournaments since he was 10 in 2006. He was
the MVP at the Pan American 12-and-under tournament in September 2008, then
later that month led Venezuela to another title by winning the Criollitos de
America title en route to being named the 2008 athlete of the year by the
Corporacion Criolltos of Venezuela. He won another MVP in July 2010 at the
14-and-under Pan American championship, then last August starred at the
16-and-under World Championship, where he he .515/.568/.978 in 33 at-bats, tied
for the tournament lead with three homers (including two against Team USA) and
led the tournament with eight steals in eight tries.
On the day he found out they
were going to make a movie about him, the first person Miguel
Angel Sano told was his mom. "I'm gonna be famous," he said. He
spoke with the wonderment of an impoverished 15-year-old, which the world
believed he was at the time. It is not that simple, of course, in the Dominican
Republic. Something so fundamental as age is often a matter of dispute. The
truth is pliable in the D.R. It bends and bows, molds itself to personal
convenience, buoys those willing to exploit it. It is not supposed to do such
things. The truth is supposed to be the truth, reality, a rock for the
innocent, but then this is the Dominican Republic, where fact takes on multiple
incarnations. - http://sports.yahoo.com/news/story-of-miguel-sano-chronicles-ugly--sleazy-side-of-baseball-s-dominican-talent-pipeline.html
Jesus Montero drove in one run in the month of June
Anderson Cooper is still gay.
Jim Callis - Q - Is
July 31st the deadline for the MLB draft picks to sign?
A - July
13.
Cubs Sign No. 19
International Prospect Frandy De La Rosa
Max Fried - first professional start tonight! Thank you
to everyone for your support and now I finally get to live out my dream
2 comments:
Can't decide if my first reaction was "so what?" or "No shit." Pretty simultabeous.
Yeah, our "Mets" readers here mostly don't follow the draft portion of the site; however, they represent over 50% o the "hits".
I enjoy supplying the combo.
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