Jordan Lambert was named the Player of the Week for the Blue Chip Collegiate League. The slugger batted .667 for the week and on the season, he now owns and incredible slash line of .560/.645/.840. He is leading the B1 Seminoles, coached by Jimmy Bailin, in virtually every offensive category. He had three doubles, two triples, 8 RBIs, 10 runs scored, 11-for-11 in stolen bases and even has fired three shutout innings on the mound!
The Plainview JFK grad is currently at Farmingdale State College, where he played in all 35 games for the Rams. He batted .313 with a .357 OBP and was second on the team with 24 RBIs.
I had a chance to speak with him and here’s what he had to say…
Who are some people that have had a positive influence on your career?
My family, friends and all the coaches that I have had along the way have made me the player I am today.
Why did you choose to attend Farmingdale State College ? How would you describe your experience there?
I chose Farmingdale State College because it was close to home and there has been a lot of history of winning under Keith Osik and I wanted to be apart of it. My experience has been very positive as I have learned a lot about the game and what it means to be a great team.
What has been the biggest thrill of your playing career?
Playing in the playoffs
Why did you choose to play in the Blue Chip Collegiate League and have you enjoyed your time so far?
I chose to play in the Blue Chip Collegiate League o play good competition and improve my skills on the field. Playing in this league has been great because I get to play with a great organization in Batting 1.000 Seminoles.
Who are the toughest pitcher you’ve ever faced?
Andrew Geiger and Myles Scarry
Favorite restaurant on Long Island?
Qdoba
Favorite players in Major League Baseball?
Jeff McNeil and Josh Hader
Favorite hobbies outside of baseball?
Basketball
Favorite movie?
Step Brothers
What are your career goals after college?
I want to play baseball for however long I can do it for. But also would love to coach at the high school or college level.
