Albany baseball

(Photo Credit: Bill Ziskin) By Justin Paura Being asked to do everything is hard. There are very few people who you can count on to do backflips for you one day and run a mile for you the next. But for Albany junior Patrick Lagravinese, it has become second nature. In his first two seasons with the Great Danes, Lagravinese saw himself playing all over the infield. It helped him get some burn as an underclassman, playing in a total of 80 games through his freshman and sophomore years. “Getting experience early has really helped me develop as a player,” Lagravinese says. “Some kids don’t see time until their sophomore or junior year. I’ve been lucky.” The only thing is, it hasn’t been a matter of luck. It’s been a matter of flexibility. His role in his junior year has completely changed. He ...