Today I was down at Shoreham-Wading River‘s practice and watching the varsity and JV team take ground balls and batting practice. It hit me that for a League VII school,
One of the things people always ask me is–“how did you get noticed by the University of Miami?” Well, things are very, very different than they were in 1978. First
by Mike Connors Height doesn’t measure heart. That’s the motto for 5’6 Cortland sophomore Marcos Perivolaris. The saying “HDMH” was made famous by Pat-Med grad and Blue Jays star pitcher, Marcus
(Photo Credit: Patrick E. McCarthy) Baseball can be a nerve-wracking game for players. There’s a lot of quick-twitch movements that can be effected by feeling pressure. Jimmy Joyce is not
aXcess Baseball is proud to announce that as of January 16, 12-year MLB veteran and former All-Star pitcher, Neal Heaton will be the Pitching Analyst for the 2017 season. In this
This is a year where there is a higher-than-normal amount of players with professional caliber playing on Long Island. There might not be a first-round pick, but there will be
Earlier today St. Charles Sports Medicine hosted their second annual “Injuries in Baseball” Symposium at Ward Melville HS. The event was a must-attend for all coaches, parents and athletes as
One of the benefits of being a successful program is having top-talent choose to transfer to you when things don’t work out where they started. This is becoming the case
“If you don’t lose a lot of weight, you won’t be a part of this team.” This is what Matt Diaz was told by Coach Bob Malvagna when he showed
The beauty of college athletics is that you get four years to prove yourself. Sometimes it’s a blessing, sometimes it’s a curse and that’s entirely up to the athlete based
