Good season playing with the Route 2 Blue Sox. Here are some personal stats and a few swings from the season:
2028 | 1B/RHP | 6’3” 230 lbs | 3.55 GPA
.394 AVG (13/33)
.487 OBP
.727 SLG
1.214 OPS
2 HR
5 2B
7 RBI
8 R
@Coach_PEverett@Parsons_Sports@CoachJonMorse@MarcAnte44
Unfortunate turn out in our Perfect Game tournament, however here are some highlights:
2028 | 1B/RHP | 6’3” 225lbs | 3.55 GPA
5/11 - HR (#2 of summer, see video), 2B, 3 1B, 3 RBI
Also a quick 7th inning appearance to seal a one run game (1K)
@Parsons_Sports@Coach_PEverett
Solid start to the season with Route 2 Blue Sox. Home run from day 1:
2028 | 1B/RHP | 6’3” 225 lbs | 3.55 GPA
Excited for a big season!
@Parsons_Sports@MarcAnte44@Coach_PEverett
Recap of Sophomore Season (all ISL games):
2028 RHP/1B
3.75 GPA (W)
.289 AVG (11/38)
.947 OPS
5 2B
16BB
0 Errors (1B)
See some clips below.
Looking forward to the ISL Underclass All-Star Game on Tuesday, June 9th at Brown University!
@Coach_PEverett@Parsons_Sports
Team is 4-0 in our first 4 ISL games! Currently batting .365 with a 1.247 OPS and 3 2B (see video)! Also 5 R and 7 BB. Excited for what the rest of the season has in store! @Coach_PEverett@Parsons_Sports@Route2Baseball
Proud of a great offseason with @Parsons_Sports!
Great testing week despite getting over the flu:
Squat: 335 -> 385 +50lbs
Bench: 225 -> 255 +30lbs (see video)
10yd dash: 1.68 -> 1.54 -0.14sec
Broad Jump: 108" -> 116" +8in (PSP Leaderboard)
Ready for a big season!
From coordinating donations of clothing for Afghani refugees to recycling T-shirts for Amazon, #promoproducts industry start-up @swagcycleteam is on a mission of charity & sustainability that’s having a real-world impact https://t.co/bo82drX79R @ASI_MBell@asicentral@Fairware
Glad to have @swagcycleteam included here w/ some great firms. As I said in the interview, “We all have one planet; we have finite resources. It’s critically important to be good stewards of those resources to leave a better planet for the next generation than we have today.”
I had a great time on @WOMRradio chatting today with @drmvenkatesan about @swagcycleteam and the work we’re doing to address the waste crisis in this country. Please have a listen and share your feedback: https://t.co/BVSGzAWmYG
Did you know only 3% of all family businesses make it to the fourth generation? @bigrossman and @DaveGMG are 4th generation family business owners at Grossman Marketing (which began as Massachusetts Envelope Company). Hear how: https://t.co/wZ3m6mBTNL
Really enjoyed participating in this podcast with my brother @DaveGMG to share the @grossmanmktg story and how we run the company as 4th-generation sibling co-presidents. Would appreciate feedback!
Highlight of the week was facilitating a donation of beautiful leather notebooks to @dfsboston for their Professional Womens group. The mission of Dress for Success is to empower women to achieve economic independence. We are so proud to call them our partner!
Absolutely true. The reason why @DaveGMG and I are such great partners is because our interests are aligned. We want the same thing - build a strong business, have reasonable work/life balance, invest in our communities.
Each of our respective successes is shared success.
Business isn’t just about profit. Companies are powerful tools to effect change in their communities. My brother and I have a lot to live up to, and we’re fortunate to have such powerful guidepost examples in our lives.
"We pledge to you as brothers and partners that we will continue to service your needs as we have for over 100 years, while doing our part for our community, both locally and nationally.”
Like his grandfather before him, my father @SteveGrossmanMA left the company to pursue full-time public service, when he was elected Treasurer of Massachusetts in 2010. My brother @DaveGMG and I sent a letter to our clients, suppliers & friends connecting the story, and wrote:
He proudly left the company in 1941 to serve under FDR as a "Dollar-a-year man" in the Office of Price Administration. There he took his industry expertise to help with paper rationing across the United States during the war.
About #4 above, he never wanted his kids to forget the community in which they lived, because to have healthy communities, he said, you had “to invest back in them.”