By Paul Gotham ROCHESTER, NY – Angel Rosario (Bridgeport, CT/Bullard Havens) needed to make a quick adjustment prior to this afternoon’s doubleheader. Judging by the results, the sophomore outfielder possesses plenty of adaptability. Rosario collected two hits, stole three bases and drove in the eventual game-winning run in game two of a double header as the Monroe … [Read more...] about Rosario paces Monroe to opening split
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Joe Gunkel, Lincoln Rassi, Jon Kemmer and the NYCBL cutoff
The comings and goings pf NYCBL players past, present and maybe future. Gunkel (Oneonta '11) wasting no time making pro impact PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Looks like pro baseball agrees with former West Chester University hurler Joe Gunkel. It has taken him just nine games to make his first all-star team. The right-hander was a late addition to the American … [Read more...] about Joe Gunkel, Lincoln Rassi, Jon Kemmer and the NYCBL cutoff
Carroll enjoys staying on his grind
By Paul Gotham ROCHESTER, NY – More than a decade has passed since Brett Carroll roamed the fields of the New York Collegiate Baseball League. Time hasn’t erased the memories. The veteran of ten years in professional baseball, including parts of six seasons in the majors, has played 180 games in the bigs, hit a home run off a future hall of famer, but still keeps a memento … [Read more...] about Carroll enjoys staying on his grind
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
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