Transfer Portal LHP with 2 years of eligibility
James Lordi
6’0 195
Fastball 88-90
Cutter 85-87
Slider 77-78
Change 81-83
Phone 570-249-0176
Email [email protected]@FlatgroundApp@NEPridebaseball
Jacob Snyder (26 PA) sends this liner the other way for an RBI single. Whip to the hands, bat head to go along with solid physical projection. #Rutgers commit. #WWBAWorlds@PGMidAtlantic
First time starting this season went very well. Threw 5 innings and then the game was called due to rain in the 6th. FB sat 82-4, SL sat around 75.
Final Line: 5.0IP 2H(both to start 6th) 2R 3BB 4K
@NEPridebaseball@chambers_sports@Mikepetro42
PBR Futures Games Outing 7/25/24 vs Team CT. Felt great out on the mound and was pounding the strike zone down in Georgia, FB 84-86.9, CB 71-73. I would like to thank @prepbaseball and @PrepBaseballNY for the opportunity to showcase my abilities down at the 2024 Futures Games.
I am thrilled to announce my commitment to Hofstra University to continue my academic and baseball journey.
First and foremost, I want to thank God for blessing me with this opportunities to pursue my dreams. I am deeply grateful. Thank you everyone that was part of this. 🙏🏽
Austin Frank (‘26, PA)- Big performance for NE Pride in this one, going five frames allowing one earned & punching out four. Worked E/W with the FB @ 80-85 T86, could spin it a bit too in the low 70’s. #WWBA@PG_Uncommitted@PGMidAtlantic
Danny Escalante (‘25, PA) clears the bases with this 2B to LF to put his team up 4-0 here early in the top of the 1st. The 6-foot-2 right-handed hitter maintains a firm frontside and catches all barrel on this one.
#MAElite@PG_Scouting
“You cannot be in control of your performance until you can be in control of yourself. Thats the key to these games in my opinion.”
I have had the privilege of working with @CoachSchloss since April 2006.
His commitment to the mental game has been consistent and intentional every step of the way.
A good reminder: The results you are getting are PERFECT for the process you have in place.
@CoachSchloss and his @AggieBaseball team have identified a process to stay consistent, play one pitch at a time and focus on the controllables.
The separator?
They have stayed committed to their process.
It is one thing to identify a process...
It's another thing to execute it on a day-to-day basis regardless of what is happening.
He mentions that the first thing they do at @AggieBaseball, at the start of fall is review the mental game and emphasize routines and the importance of playing one pitch at a time.
"Mental skills are something we practice. We invest a lot of time, effort, and money into mental skills. Mental skills can be practiced just like physical skills can be practiced."
Success leaves clues.
Good luck to the @AggieBaseball as they take on the @Vol_Baseball in Game 2 of the College World Series final today.
#OnePitchWarriors