By Taylor Nigrelli Steven Beckham accomplished quite a bit in his first season with the New York Collegiate Baseball League. The righty pitcher from Mount Vernon, Illinois led the Niagara Power to the championship series where they eventually fell to Syracuse. He was 4-0 on the season with a 1.84 ERA and 44 strikeouts to only 17 walks; Beckham was named the league’s Pitcher … [Read more...] about Beckham’s aims lie beyond pitching
Archives for May 2013
Bomasuto, Kaczka and Kehlenbeck to attend MLB pre-draft workouts
By Paul Gotham ROCHESTER, NY -- Less than two weeks have passed since the end of the season for Monroe Community College baseball, and a trio of Tribunes already have plans set to venture into their possible first experiences with the professional ranks. Vinny Bomasuto (Dunkirk, NY/Dunkirk), Brad Kaczka (Pittsford, NY/ Pittsford Sutherland) and AJ Kehlenbeck (Oakfield, … [Read more...] about Bomasuto, Kaczka and Kehlenbeck to attend MLB pre-draft workouts
Monroe quartet heading to Hornell for the summer
By Paul Gotham ROCHESTER, NY -- Hornell's Dodgers streaked to a 20-10 mark to start the 2012 New York Collegiate Baseball League season. Late-season injuries derailed Hornell's chances for a post-season run, and the Dodgers finished with their goal out of reach. The Monroe Community College Tribunes claimed the school's 23rd regional title this spring, but the Tribs fell … [Read more...] about Monroe quartet heading to Hornell for the summer
Conley, Gasol Are Key to Pace of Western Conference Finals
By Joe Manganiello Tony Parker remains the cream of the crop in terms of point guards driving and finishing at the rim. His 65.5 percent eFG% from close range is ridiculous (that number also increases during crunch time). He has a knack for using whatever space is available to him and firing like a rocket to the rim. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ba36AeNeLE After … [Read more...] about Conley, Gasol Are Key to Pace of Western Conference Finals
Base Paths surveys Buffalo’s city series
Courtesy of the Niagara Gazette Extending a scouting report by Woody Allen, bad baseball is the fourth best thing in the world. And Base Paths enjoyed a lot of it last week on sabbatical to Buffalo’s city series. The players were Middle Early College and Buffalo Performing Arts, their stage the Cy Williams diamond at Delaware Park. Middle Early College is a … [Read more...] about Base Paths surveys Buffalo’s city series