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2020 College Summer Ball - UConn players

UConn has had a pretty good run of having players (especially their California JUCOS) doing summer ball with the Healdsburg Prune Packers for the last several years.

 
Caleb Wurster is playing summer college ball in a league in Newport, and has compiled some interesting stats. 3 games pitched, 2 of them as a starter, for a total of 7 innings. He has a 1.29 ERA, with 12 strikeouts, and he has given up 2 hits and 6 walks. I believe Wurster is the only UConn player in this league.

Statistics — newportcollegiateleague.com

www.nptbaseball.com www.nptbaseball.com
 
dbmill said:
Caleb Wurster is playing summer college ball in a league in Newport, and has compiled some interesting stats. 3 games pitched, 2 of them as a starter, for a total of 7 innings. He has a 1.29 ERA, with 12 strikeouts, and he has given up 2 hits and 6 walks. I believe Wurster is the only UConn player in this league.

Statistics — newportcollegiateleague.com

www.nptbaseball.com www.nptbaseball.com
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I think @huskymedic may be on to something, considering I posted the above about a half hour ago. "Somebody" just might be reading the Boneyard:



I believe this is the first mention in a UConn baseball tweet about Caleb Wurster playing in Newport this summer.
 
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I was at the game at is was ridiculous. It was batting practice for the rollskies. Ferrer hit two out to CF- keep in mind East Catholic field is short out to center 380 max I’m guessing. Christian hit two out over power alley in left center. Kyler ripped two doubles. And Ben Maycock hit one so far up into the trees in center field I am still in shock. Like literally almost put it over 70 foot trees in center field. All of this on a small field but with wood not aluminum bats. Makes you appreciate how good division 1 players are compared to their counterparts in lower levels.

Poor John fedko Ran out of space in his phone recording all the rips the hook c guys were getting.;)
 
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Competition levels are variable but sure seems like the guys are having a good summer (heck... @ least they are playing):

 
Hmm...John Fedko has really been carrying on about Kevin Ferrer, almost as much as his sons Christian and Kyler. Makes you wonder if John has plans to adopt him.
 
huskymedic said:
Competition levels are variable but sure seems like the guys are having a good summer (heck... @ least they are playing):

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Mitch Pascarella looks like he has had a nice summer ball season with Worcester. He's pitched in 6 games for a total of 9.2 innings. 3.72 ERA is nothing earth shattering, but in those 9.2 innings he has 14 strikeouts and 3 walks, so he has been getting the strikeouts without giving up a ton of walks. He's also given up 7 hits and 4 runs. He had one bad outing where he gave up 4 hits, 1 walk, and 3 runs in 1.2 innings, so in those other 8 innings he has given up 1 run, 3 hits, and 2 walks, which isn't bad at all.
 
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Casparius gave up his first earned run of the summer season in today's game. 1 run in 5 innings pitched today is certainly nothing to complain about. He also has given up 2 walks and 5 hits in those 12 innings pitched. I'll certainly take that.
 
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This summer with New Britain, Todd Petersen got off to an awful start at the bat, hitting .087 over his first 9 games played. Since then Petersen has played in 13 games, and has hit .291 over that span, bringing his summer season average up to .225. Over these last 13 games, Petersen has had 48 at bats, with 4 doubles and 2 homers. A nice little turnaround for his summer season.
 
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