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GOOD EYE: Hopkins takes on Hamden Hall, live updates, the updated Top 10 and more.
HOPKINS AT HAMDEN HALL
Hopkins 4, Hamden Hall 0: Simon Matthews had an RBI double and struck out six on the mound in a complete game shutout triumph over rival Hamden Hall in Hamden on Tuesday.
Hopkins 4, Hamden Hall 0: Chris Durham blooped an RBI single to score Doug Schaffer and provide the insurance run in the seventh that may put this one away.
Hopkins 3, Hamden Hall 0: Doug Schaffer laced a RBI double down the left field line that scored Paul Tupper, who reached via an error by the shortstop, and the Hilltoppers extend their lead in the bottom half of the fifth.
Hopkins 2, Hamden Hall 0: Simon Matthews came up big with an RBI double to extend the Hilltoppers lead to two runs in the top of the fourth at Hamden Hall.
TUESDAY'S RECAP
Drew DeRubeis had a hit and an RBI to lead the host Law baseball team to a 4-1 non-conference upset over No. 4 St. Joseph Tuesday in Milford.
Kevin Johnson doubled for the Lawmen (7-9).
Brett Olayos had an RBI and Jake Amoroso had a single and a double for the Cadets (12-3).
East Haven 8, Career 7: Brian Kucharski drove in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning to lead the host Easties to this Southern Connecticut Conference Oronoque Division win.
Kevin Johnson doubled for the Lawmen (7-9).
Brett Olayos had an RBI and Jake Amoroso had a single and a double for the Cadets (12-3).
East Haven 8, Career 7: Brian Kucharski drove in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning to lead the host Easties to this Southern Connecticut Conference Oronoque Division win.
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Can we have a Sanity Check here on the poll for the best baseball player? All of the articles I have read in the Register indicate that Garabedian has been out for most of the season with an injury. Shouldn't a player have some 2013 statistics to support the consideration of being the States Best Baseball Player? It seems to me that there are plenty of players in the state that are proving thier worth each and every week. I believe if we are going to give accolades to players, there should be something of substance to back it up.
some doesnt like notre dame?
nonymous said...
It has nothing to do with what school the player is from. I think Notre Dame is a fine school. As a matter of fact I have relatives that have attended it. I do not care who the player is or where they play. I just think that if you are to be in consideration as being the Best Player in the State, then you should have some current statistics to support that claim. No One would consider Derek Jeter to be the best player in the MLB for 2013, but if he was playing and hitting .340 and making the plays in the field, then he would deserve that consideration. Past accomplishments and/or hype should not come into play when considering Best Player, All State Player etc.
this poll was initially started prior to the beginning of the baseball season and no one had played a game or accumulated any statistics. I'm sure the players being considered are honored and not taking it as serious as you seem to be!
Polls like star of the day or star of the week are just products of the twiiter and social media phenomena...the person above obvi followed HS baseball enough to know some stats but the poll is intended to be a fun exercise and not a prize with a cash award...lighten up people...who next up in the poll?
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