San Diego commit Ian Clarkin (San Diego) went three scoreless innings
for the Brewers, striking out five and allowing just one hit. His 88-91
fastball bumped 92, and his 80 mph changeup had good arm speed and fade. He
used that pitch effectively against righties, and gave lefties trouble with his
big-breaking 73 mph curveball. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound Clarkin said he left his
fastball up more than he liked, but he was able to pitch inside against
righties well BA
Sunday's big standout for the
Reds was Honolulu outfielder Marcus Doi, a
Hawaii recruit. The 6-foot, 185-pound Doi showed a quick, compact stroke and
excellent speed on the bases. He ripped a single to left field on an 88 mph
fastball in the fourth, then went the other way for an RBI triple that
one-hopped the right-field wall in the fifth.- BA
Tyler Horan – Wareham Gatemen – 3B - With Cape League players competing for the
All-Time Cape Cod Baseball League wood bat homerun record, power hitter Tyler
Horan (Virginia Tech) blew the competition away with some key runs that earned
him this prestigious honor and Coca Cola’s Player of the Week. Horan’s most impressive performance came from
last Saturday’s game versus Chatham, leading Wareham’s explosive offense by
cracking two home runs, including a three-run homer on a 2-1 pitch, and
tallying six RBI. The Gateman All-Star notched his league-leading 16th homer
Sunday night against Falmouth, in the process tying for the All-Time Homerun
record with ‘88 Whitecap Dave Staton and ‘79 Kettleer Tim Teufel CCB
Player: Michael Pritchard - Position:
OF School:
Nebraska Date of Birth: 11/10/1991
Height/Weight: 6’0/177 Bats/Throws:
L/L 2013 Class:
Junior Previously Drafted: =
click for scouting report - http://bigleaguefutures.net/1/2012/08/07/2013-mlb-draft-profile-michael-pritchard/
Colin Moran for the Bourne Braves played the role of the
thorn in the Harbor Hawks side as he went two for four with two doubles. His
two-bagger in the bottom of the first allowed two runs to score and gave the
Braves a quick advantage. Moran would then finish the Braves scoring the way he
started it with a smash to center field which allowed Holy Cross’s Mike Ahmed
to score. This would be the fourth and final run of the evening for the home
team. http://harborhawks.org/2012/08/braves-tomahawk-hyannis-playoff-chances-with-4-2-victory/
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