Here are the top performers of the four completed contests today.
Cape Cod League Top Performers for July 25th
– July 26, 2010Posted in: ACC, Big 12, Big East, Cape Cod League, Division 2, Missouri Valley, Pac 12, SEC, West Coast Conference
Archive for July, 2010
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Team USA loses to Chinese Taipei 3-1
– July 25, 2010Posted in: ACC, Mountain West, SEC, Team USA
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
Taipei, Taiwan – Chinese Taipei used four hits in the sixth inning to score a pair of runs and walked away with a 3-1 over Team USA (9-1) Sunday night at Hsinchuang Field. With the win, Chinese Taipei snaps the Collegiate National Team’s win streak at nine games.
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Top 5 Articles of the Week
– July 25, 2010Posted in: Articles of the Week
Here are the Top 5 Articles of the past week.
- 2011 Top MLB Draft Prospects by Fanhouse.com
- NCAA Baseball Committee Announces Changes
- LSU’s Anthony Ranaudo done in Cape Cod League
- 2010 Cape Cod League All-Star Game Rosters
- Kyle Parker spurns Rockies offer; Will play football in the Fall
Remember to join us on Wednesday evening at 7pm Eastern/4pm Pacific for the Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game as we will be running a Live Chat/Blog with Katherine Cornetta and Brian Foley. You can check it out by clicking here and setting up a reminder.
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Cape Cod League Top Performers for July 24th
– July 25, 2010Posted in: ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, Cape Cod League, Division 2, Missouri Valley, Mountain West, Northeast-10, Pac 12, SEC, Southern Conference, West Coast Conference
Here are the Top Performers in the Cape Cod Baseball League for July 25th. There was only three games played including one doubleheader between Orleans and Falmouth. The other three games on the evening that were rained out will be made up in the near future.
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2011 MLB Draft Top Prospects by Fanhouse.com (July 24th)
– July 24, 2010Posted in: 2011 Top Players, ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big West, Conference USA, MEAC, MLB Draft, Mountain West, Pac 12, SEC, Southland Conference, WAC, West Coast Conference
We are at about the halfway point of the summer collegiate baseball season as Fanhouse.com writer Frankie Piliere has updated his follow list as he has had an opportunity to see a couple of more high profile players including Anthony Rendon from Rice. His current list is below while you can check out his previous list by clicking here.
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2010 Cape Cod Baseball League Live Blog
– July 24, 2010Posted in: Cape Cod League, CBD Column, CBD Event, CBD Visit
The 2010 Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star game will take place on July 28th at Fenway Park. The game will feature the Eastern Division and Western Division facing off with a Homerun Derby before the game. TCBB Senior Writer Katherine Cornetta and TCBB Editor Brian Foley will be in attendance running a Live Blog/Chat during the festivities. You can set up a reminder for the chat below.
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Cape Cod Baseball League Top Performers for July 23rd
– July 24, 2010Posted in: ACC, Cape Cod League, MAC, West Coast Conference
Here are your Top Performers for July 23rd from the Cape Cod Baseball League. Only one game was played between Orleans Firebirds and the Brewster Whitecaps which the Firebirds won 4-3 in a rain shortened six innings. The other games in the league were rained out.
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Buddy Gouldsmith Joins Nevada Baseball Staff
– July 24, 2010Posted in: Mountain West, New Coach, WAC
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
RENO, Nev. – After conducting a national search University of Nevada head baseball coach Gary Powers has hired former UNLV head coach Buddy Gouldsmith as an assistant coach for the Wolf Pack. Gouldsmith will work with the outfielders, hitters and coach third base for the Pack.
“Buddy brings a tremendous amount of Division I experience to our staff,” said Powers. “His recruiting ties and knowledge of our opponents we play will be great asset to our staff.”
In seven seasons directing the UNLV program from 2004-10 he posted a mark of 202-217 earning his 200th career victory this past season. The 202 wins ranks second among Rebel baseball coaches. He became just the fourth UNLV baseball coach to reach 100 wins and was the fastest to reach 100 victories.
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NCAA Baseball Rules Committee Announces Changes
– July 23, 2010Posted in: General CBB News
FROM NCAA RELEASE
INDIANAPOLIS – The NCAA Baseball Rules Committee has voted to implement rules that address the pace of play and proposed an alteration to the rules governing obstruction by fielders.
After allowing the use of a pitch and between innings clock experimentally last year, the committee voted to mandate the use of a timing device and implemented penalties for non-compliance. Current rules require pitchers to start their delivery in no more than 20 seconds without runners on base. This rule remains and an umpire will be required to monitor and enforce this time limit. Additionally, in non-televised games, umpires will enforce a 90 second limit between innings. The committee recommended a time limit for televised games of 108 seconds, which the Southeastern Conference used experimentally during the 2010 season. However, the committee acknowledged that the time between innings will continue to be a negotiable point in television agreements.
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Cape Cod Baseball League Odds and Ends
– July 23, 2010Posted in: Cape Cod League
Russ Charpentier of The Cape Cod Times has put out an article on how things are going in the Cape League this summer. The biggest story was the outstanding summer by Anthony Ranaudo who did not let up an earned run in 29.2 innings of work. The other big storyline is Hawaii second baseman Kolten Wong and Memphis Drew Martinez who are the leaders for the Most Valuable Player award this season.
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Team USA hammers Strike Zone of Omaha 16-0
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
Omaha, Neb. – In its final tune-up game before heading overseas to Taiwan and Japan, Team USA defeated the Strike Zone of Omaha 16-0 in seven innings Thursday afternoon at Warrior Field. Peter O’Brien (Bethune-Cookman) hit a pair of home runs and Alex Dickerson (Indiana) added a round-tripper of his own as both players recorded a team-best four RBI. With the win Team USA improves to 9-0 on the summer.
From the beginning the Strike Zone squad seemed to be overmatched as the Collegiate National Team (CNT) scored eight runs over the first three innings, plating three in the first, five in the second and two in the third. Dickerson put USA on the board when he drew a bases loaded walk that scored Drew Maggi (Arizona State) who doubled to start the game. On the very next pitch, George Springer (Connecticut) laced a two-RBI single through the left side pushing across Brad Miller (Clemson) and Ryan Wright (Louisville) for a 3-0 lead.
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Cape Cod League Top Performers for July 22nd
Here is your Cape Cod Baseball League Top Performers for July 22nd.
Top Hitters
Jordan Ribera, Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox (Fresno State) 2-3, 2 runs, homer, RBI
Daniel Bowman, Bourne Braves (Coastal Carolina) 1-4, run scored, homer, 2 RBI
A.J. Pettersen, Hyannis Harbor Hawks (Minnesota) 2-4
Drew Martinez, Brewster Whitecaps (Memphis) 2-4, run scored
Jacob Stallings, Chatham Anglers (UNC) 2-4
