Honestly, that's the way I'm going to continue to throw because if it worked all last year it's going to work this year." "For the last two years we've played phenomenal defense every game I've pitched. "My big motto is you got to pitch to contact," D'Angelo said. He pitched five innings and relinquished three hits, one run - earned - and had five strikeouts. Laurel and Shenango (7-3 overall, 6-3 section) had four hits apiece.īraeden D'Angelo (2-2) picked up the win. Our eyes are focused in front of us looking for a new day, a new opportunity to get better." When you look back you're going to get caught. There's no looking back, there's only looking ahead. We have to put it behind us, we have to keep climbing. Coaches and I will talk throughout the evening but again in baseball there's nothing you can do. He looks to compete each and every pitch and just keeps improving daily. "Logan is a bulldog, he really is," Laurel coach Gene DiGennaro said. He gave up two hits, three runs - two earned - with five walks and seven strikeouts. There're a lot players that have the gift but they don't have the work ethic and desire that this young man has. is what he is because of his work ethic and his natural ability. They're rewarded and congratulated on game day.
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