By PAUL GOTHAM It's been said baseball is a game of inches. No New York Collegiate Baseball League team understands this better than the 2014 Sherrill Silversmiths whose season ended when the tying run was gunned down at the plate for the final out in the deciding game of the Eastern Divisional Series. A winter of discontent comes to an end when the Silversmiths take the … [Read more...] about Smitties put East Division on notice in ’15
NYCBL
Salt Cats focused on post-season success in ’15
By PAUL GOTHAM The Syracuse Salt Cats came within one win of advancing to the 2014 New York Collegiate Baseball League East Division Championship Series. If Syracuse is to climb that next rung in 2015, the Salt Cats will be led by the likes of Cameron Dias (Rutgers-Newark), Deilyn Guzman (Molloy), Myles Taylor (Coppin State) and Cory Vogeli (Misericordia). Dias is a … [Read more...] about Salt Cats focused on post-season success in ’15
Vince Apicella, Greg Saenz and the NYCBL rundown
Highlighting the efforts of this season's New York Collegiate Baseball League rosters. Apicella (Geneva Red Wings) astounds in season finale Junior Vince Apicella (Dillsburg, Pa.) matched a single season school record with his sixth complete game of the season in a 4-0 Carson-Newman (25-21) victory over the Trevecca Nazerene Trojans (30-16) Tuesday evening at Jackson … [Read more...] about Vince Apicella, Greg Saenz and the NYCBL rundown
Sam Kysor, Connor Grey and the NYCBL rundown
Highlighting the incoming players of the New York Collegiate Baseball League. Kysor (Olean) drives in career high Sam Kysor added two hits, had a career-best three RBI and scored two runs to help the Spartans overcome a four-run deficit. Zach Krider,Cody Brittain and Daniel Fickas each finished with two hits and one run scored. READ MORE... Allen (Geneva Red Wings) … [Read more...] about Sam Kysor, Connor Grey and the NYCBL rundown
Grant Heyman and the fire burning inside
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, NY -- Grant Heyman is back to work. That's the way the Arizona Diamondbacks farm hand prefers it. A winter with a touch of discontent behind him, Heyman is doing what he does best: competing. "I’ve never really had an off-season before," Heyman said recently. "This was the longest period of time I’ve gone without competing in a game, and it's almost … [Read more...] about Grant Heyman and the fire burning inside