by Vinny Messana Over the past half a dozen seasons, the Adelphi Panthers have had five different pitching coaches. They appear to have found their answer with the current coach,
by Vinny Messana, Editor It was only a couple months ago that Anthony Kay set the Long Island baseball community ablaze by getting selected by the New York Mets in
by Vinny Messana, Editor Usually when you hear baseball fans rave about an 8th grader you take it with a grain of salt. He’s good for his age? Big deal.
by Vinny Messana Sometimes a change of scenery is the best fit. For a player like Matt Buckshaw–who has already dealt with quite a bit of adversity in his career–this
by Vinny Messana During the prime years of the New York Yankees dynasty, they relied heavily on southpaw Andy Pettitte in Game 3’s of postseason series. Manager Joe Torre noted
(Photo Credit: Robert Armbruster) It’s hard to go through more as an individual than P.J. Martino has done already. By the time he was a sophomore at the University of
by Vinny Messana Until recently, many Div-I college coaches would’ve scoffed at any right-handed pitcher under 6’0″. Some teams still have a strict guideline they follow regarding the height of
(Photo Credit: St. John’s University Athletics) by Vinny Messana, Editor-In-Chief Now in his 21st season as the Head Coach at St. John’s University, Ed Blankmeyer has seen a lot. Whatever
by Vinny Messana Every great player needs a defining moment. For Matt Hogan that came on April 29 against Smithtown West. With his team, Half Hollow Hills East, trailing 7-6
by Vinny Messana The comparisons are too easy to make at this point–how many 6’10” left-handed pitchers with a dynamite fastball can you think of? St. Dominic’s ace, Kyle Young,
