By PAUL GOTHAM Former Bishop Kearney standouts Nahziah Carter and Quinton Rose will be in separate lineups when the 2021 NBA Summer League opens Sunday, August 8th. Carter, a free agent signing, will be in the lineup for the Atlanta Hawks when the Eastern Conference finalists take on Boston in the league opener on Sunday. A 4 p.m. Eastern tip off time is scheduled from the … [Read more...] about Carter and Rose to play in NBA Summer League
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Holmes keeps focus between the lines
By PAUL GOTHAM ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Tyler Holmes opened the 2021 Interstate Collegiate Baseball League (ICBL) season mired in 4-for-19 slump. That his batting average was the least of concerns was understandable considering off-the-field factors that were out of his control. A decision made by the University of Hartford administration to drop its athletics program from … [Read more...] about Holmes keeps focus between the lines
Jaylen Adams to play for Chicago Bulls in NBA Summer League
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO St. Bonaventure alumnus Jaylen Adams will play for the Chicago Bulls in this month's NBA Las Vegas Summer League, he told Pickin' Splinters on Monday. Adams, the 2020 NBA G-League MVP runner-up, appeared in seven games for the league champion Milwaukee Bucks before being waived in March. The 6-foot-2 guard averaged 21.5 points, 5.7 assists and 5.1 rebounds … [Read more...] about Jaylen Adams to play for Chicago Bulls in NBA Summer League
Rumpel didn’t want to chance his “great” St. Bonaventure situation
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO Brett Rumpel and his Seton Catholic teammates had taken the proverbial first punch at Broome County Arena, facing a hefty deficit in the first half of the 2020 Section IV Class B Championship Game. Norwich High, led by senior Jahlil Jones, raced out to a 10-0 lead that grew to 25-10 by the opening minute of the second quarter. The Purple Tornado had already … [Read more...] about Rumpel didn’t want to chance his “great” St. Bonaventure situation
Tomshaw throws six innings, but Red Wings can’t come through in clutch in loss to Lehigh Valley
By CHUCKIE MAGGIO The Washington Nationals ushered in their post-Max Scherzer and Trea Turner future on Friday night with the help of several former Rochester Red Wings. The Red Wings, typically an opportunistic group with runners in scoring position, are happy for but surely missed the likes of Luis García, Carter Kieboom and Adrián Sanchez in a winnable game at Frontier … [Read more...] about Tomshaw throws six innings, but Red Wings can’t come through in clutch in loss to Lehigh Valley