CWS – Florida State vs. Stony Brook
FSU - C – Stephen McGee – 2012: .237, 0-HR, 40-RBI, 30-K, 58-BB… drew a
walk and scored…
SB – 1B – Kevin Courtney – 2012:
.292, 4-HR, 38-RBI, 25-BB… once again, Courtney’s defense at first looks
very good… comes in .320 in post season… struck out looking on a nasty inside
curve… great gap double in the 5th, followed by poor running on a
single and an errand throw where he should have scored…
SB – SP – Brandon McNitt – 2012: 8-3, 2.50, 100.2-IP, 61-K...
Only 5-9… fastball sits in the 84-90 range…
known for pounding the zone… + pitch is the sinker and, if it’s on,
there will be bunches of ground balls… 78-slider to end the 2nd… FSU
James Ramsey owned him early… got a little
rattled in the 3rd after a 2-run error that should have been the 3rd
out… put a high fastball right down the
high pipe for a 3-run HR by Justin Gonzalez (0-7).
Final line 3.2 IP, 6 H, 9 R 4 ER, 3 BB, 2 K.
SB – RP – Joshua Mason – 2012:
3-1, 3.47 ,36.1-IP, 31-K (.300)… got Ramsey to hit into a double-play to
get out of the 6th inning (2-P inning)…
Player: Tyler Herb Position: RHP School:
Coastal Carolina Date of Birth:
4/28/1992 Height/Weight:
6’4/185 Bats/Throws:
R/R 2013 Class:
Junior Scouting Report: •Low
90′s fastball, touches 94 •Solid secondary pitches •3/4
arm slot •Sometimes struggles with command •Tendency to miss with fastball up &
armside
Kendall Rogers
-
Somewhere in Baton Rouge, LSU is requesting a
re-do on the Super Regional last weekend.
John Manuel -
Wonder if Kent State is watching this and
taking notes ... felt like both Cinderellas belonged here, but neither has
played like it yet
Todd Gold -
RHP Jordan Sheffield (Tullahoma,
TN) little guy with lightning quick arm. 90-93 in 1st with explosive late life
Wareham Gatemen 6, Brewster
Whitecaps 4 - Clay Champman (Florida Southern) got the win as the Wareham
Gatemen beat the Brewster Whitecaps 6-4 at Spillane Field. Kyle Schwarber
(Indiana University) gave the Gatemen an initial lead with an RBI double in the
first inning followed by an RBI double by Daniel Palka (Georgia
Tech) to increase the lead to 2-0 and the Gatemen never lost the advantage. http://www.collegebaseballdaily.com/2012/06/15/cape-cod-baseball-league-recap-for-june-15th/
Zack Collins is a 6-foot-2, 205-pound catcher and general
utility player who swings from the left side of the plate and throws
right-handed. At the 16u National Championship, he almost single-handedly led
the South Florida Elite Squad 16u Black to the tournament championship. After a
loss in the pool-play opener, Collins helped SFES 16u Black to 10 straight
wins, including four straight on the final day of the tournament. He was
18-for-29 (.621) with seven doubles, two home runs and 16 RBI for the
tournament and an even more incredible 13-for-17 (.765) with all seven of his
doubles and both home runs coming in the five playoff games. He was named the
tournament MVP.
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