The Vanderbilt Commodores finished up the Black and Gold Scrimmage over the weekend with the Gold team winning Game 1 by a score of 7-4. The Gold team was led by All-American Pedro Alvarez who went 2-4 including a homer with 2 RBI. Nick Christiani started the game for the Gold team going five strong innings while only allowing two hits to get the victory. Brett Jacobsen started for the Black squad and lasted five innings while giving up three runs on six hits. The leading hitter for the Black team was Parker Hanks who went 2-4. Game 2 was won by the Black team 7-4. The team was led by a very strong pitching performance from Mike Minor who pitched five no-hit innings while allowing only one walk to dominate the Gold lineup. Parker Hanks led the Black team again with three hits and three RBI in five at-bats. Dominic de la Osa led the Gold team in a losing effort by going 2-3. The final and deciding game on Sunday was won by the Gold team 6-2. The team was led on offense by Gabe Ortiz who went 2-4 with 3 RBI. We have linked to interviews and recaps from each day of the Fall Series below.
Game 1: Recap
Game 1″ Box Score
Game 1: Photo Gallery
Game 1: Interview with Nick Christiani
Game 2: Recap
Game 2: Box Score
Game 2: Interview with Tim Corbin
Game 3: Recap
Game 3: Box Score
Game 3: Interview with Tim Corbin
Game 3: Interview with De la Osa
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Hey Brian,,
Are you telling me that NewYorkDore did not post this?? I would have thought for sure he would have given us a play by play description of all 3 games.
I had a chance to post it so I did.
Not fair. I’ve been traveling for the better part of two weeks and just got back from the Left Coast.
I will say that the revelation of the weekend was Caleb Cotham, who apparently has really improved this offseason in preparation for his RS Freshman Year.
Also impressing was Parker Hanks, a former UCLA transfer who has been a platoon LF/DH for two years now.
Also, Mikie Minor was being Mikie Minor. He threw 5 no-hit innings on Friday against a lineup that included both Pedro and Dom De la Osa.
Hey New York
As I said I was surprise that you did not do this. But, I fully understand as I am at work instead of watching the Orange and White World Series.
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