Loyalty: South Carolina QB LaNorris Sellers turned down an $8 MILLION NIL offer to transfer to a different school.
"You're 19. You don't need ($8 million). You're in a great spot." - LaNorris's Father told his son.
Sellers values his word over money 👏👏
I will be entering the transfer portal with 1 year of eligibility remaining.
Season stats: 247 avg , 7 doubles, 4 hrs, 386 obp
Inf/OF
Email: [email protected]
Phone number: 209-247-5138
Officially in the transfer portal with 1 year of eligibility remaining
Inf/of
Season stats: 247avg, 7 doubles, 4 homeruns, 386 obp
Phone number 209-247-5138
Email: [email protected]
I will be entering the transfer portal with 2 years of eligibility left.
6’1” 190lbs RHP
-108 D1 innings
-16 starts
-38 appearances
-FB 89-91 T93
-CB 74-76
-SL 79-82
-SPL 79-84
There’s nothing wrong with college baseball teams who build there rosters from the transfer portal and NIL $
But you better be ready to fight in the postseason when a team full of players who share meal swipes, tarp their own field, and love each other come to town
Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman and his wife, Chelsea, are donating $1 million to the Children's Hospital of Orange County, where their son, Maximus, recovered after a severe case of Guillain-Barré syndrome last year left him in the pediatric intensive-care unit for more than a week last year.
Freeman told ESPN: “Seeing every room full in the PICU each and every day impacted Chelsea and I deeply. Getting to know the doctors, nurses and care teams and seeing how they show up each day to bring healing and hope to kids and their families was inspiring. CHOC saved Maximus' life.”
While his vision issues may cause problems with the DMV, Dean Barkman has had no problem finding his target on the mound for Royal High. @baseball_royal@AthleticsRoyal@barkman_dean
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https://t.co/ilXNC3rCgN
Shook the Nation 👀
Trevor Hansen and Ryder Brooks have been named National Co-Pitchers of the Week by the College Baseball Foundation!
#EatersGottaEat | #RipEm
Pope Francis was the rare leader who made us want to be better people. In his humility and his gestures at once simple and profound – embracing the sick, ministering to the homeless, washing the feet of young prisoners – he shook us out of our complacency and reminded us that we are all bound by moral obligations to God and one another.
Today, Michelle and I mourn with everyone around the world – Catholic and non-Catholic alike – who drew strength and inspiration from the Pope’s example. May we continue to heed his call to “never remain on the sidelines of this march of living hope.”