By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Dictionary.com lists the definition of efficient as performing or functioning in the best possible manner with the least waste of time and effort. Friday night, that definition took the size and shape of Wings reliever Tyler Duffey. The 6-foot-3 right-hander entered a 3-0 game and gave Rochester two shutout innings. "I threw a good … [Read more...] about Duffey continues to give Wings consistency
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Vogts propel Webster Schroeder in comeback win
By PAUL GOTHAM WEBSTER, N.Y. -- What Nick Vogt started, Alex Vogt ended. And the Webster Schroeder Warriors reaped the benefit. Alex Vogt connected on a walk-off double as Schroeder came-from-behind to beat Churchville-Chili, 10-9 in high school baseball action at Basket Road Park, Friday. Vogt's first hit of the day plated pinch runner Jack VonAhnen. "I didn’t … [Read more...] about Vogts propel Webster Schroeder in comeback win
Despite accolades, Stewart continues to hone his game
By PAUL GOTHAM Committed to play at the University of Washington, Isaiah Stewart is a five-star recruit in the 2019 class. He garnered a spot on the 2019 McDonald's All American roster and played last weekend in the GEICO Nationals with runner-up La Lumiere. Just don't wait for the 6-foot-9 forward to rest on those accomplishments. "His energy and his passion for the game … [Read more...] about Despite accolades, Stewart continues to hone his game
It’s always a good night when baseball is back in town
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA The red LED lighting of the thermometer beyond the right field said 34 degrees. Across the way, the flags behind the left field wall whipped steadily inward, the 12 mph breeze putting an exclamation point on Thursday night's teeth-chattering chill. Baseball? Did someone say baseball? On an evening that would have been perfect for a Rochester … [Read more...] about It’s always a good night when baseball is back in town
Raley thrives in chilly opening night temperatures
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Temperatures stayed in the 30s throughout Thursday night's Rochester Red Wing home opener at Frontier Field. The chilly air didn't bother Luke Raley. "I went to a DII school in Cleveland where we played in snow all the time, so I’m kinda used to it," the Lake Erie College alum said. "It feels like I’m back home." It showed at the … [Read more...] about Raley thrives in chilly opening night temperatures