Cam Maron
Recap of Mariano Rivera Clinic at St. John the Baptist
Mariano teaching the proper technique to cover first pic.twitter.com/8jD6meeLka — Axcess Baseball (@axcessbaseball) October 14, 2017 What an unbelievable experience it was for 50 young ballplayers this afternoon at St. John the Baptist‘s baseball clinic. Major League Baseball’s all-time save leader (652) and five-time World Series Champion Mariano Rivera spent nearly three hours signing autographs, speaking to the players, running drills and even providing personal pitching instructions. Everyone in attendance marveled at Rivera’s incredible down-to-earth demeanor despite the massive success he’s attained in his illustrious career. With rain in the early portion of the morning, the clinic began inside with Rivera taking plenty of time to sign an autograph and t...
CATCHERMTRX Set To Begin November 11
Since 2010, CATCHERMTRX has been working with many of the top catchers in the region. Their staff of former and current professional catchers pride themselves on bringing the very best and up-to-date methods to the catching position. The staff features current Blue Jays Triple-A catcher Patrick Cantwell (West Islip ’08), Washington Nationals High-A catcher Matt Reistetter (Hauppauge ’10), Miami Marlins Double-A catcher Cam Maron (Hicksville ’09) as well as several well-respected coaches from the area. Additionally, Sal Agostinelli has confirmed that he will make an appearance as a guest instructor during the program. Below is a list of catchers who have gone through the 18-week program, which concludes on March 3. “We’ve created an environment that allows the ...
Cam Maron Discusses Life in the Minors
(Editor’s Note: Cam is a 2009 graduate of Hicksville HS, where he was selected by the New York Mets in the 34th round. He just finished his eighth season in the minor leagues. He is a member of the Miami Marlins organization. He has a career .383 OBP in over 1500 at bats) by Cam Maron Baseball is a game of constant adjustments. Balancing workouts, batting practice, games, down time, family time, and personal time is a constant battle during the season. For those that have not been fortunate enough to play professional baseball, you may not understand how much really goes into it. Of course you have heard stories of players taking 1200+ swings in the batting cages, or lifting four to five times a week during the offseason. Yes, what we do as ballplayers during the game is a special...
