Culled from the Cape Cod Times Twitter . . .
West
C - Cody Stanley - Cotuit - UNC Wilmington
C - Cameron Rupp - Cotuit - Texas
INF - Kyle Roller - Bourne - East Carolina
INF - Nick Crawford - Hyannis - UAB
INF - B.A. Vollmuth - Falmouth - Southern Miss
INF - Zack Cox - Cotuit - Arkansas
INF - Derek Dietrich - Wareham - Georgia Tech
OF - Todd Cunningham - Falmouth - Jacksonville State
OF - Brian Fletcher - Falmouth - Auburn
OF - Zach Cone - Cotuit - Georgia
OF - Johnny Ruettiger - Hyannis - Arizona State
DH - Ryan Cuneo - Hyannis - Delaware
P - Brandon Workman - Wareham - Texas
P - Jack Armstrong - Wareham - Vanderbilt
P - Eric Pfisterer - Wareham - Duke
P - Dallas Gallant - Hyannis - Sam Houston State
P - Stephen Harrold - Bourne - UNC Wilmington
P - Kevin Munson - Bourne - James Madison
P - Dan Tillman - Cotuit - Florida Southern
P - Patrick Cooper - Falmouth - Des Moines Area CC
P - Taylor Wall - Falmouth - Rice
Alternates - P Seth Rosin (Hyannis), P Turner Phelps (Bourne), P Mark Gormley (Hyannis) and C Dan Burkhart (Hyannis)
East
C - Mike Murray - Chatham - Wake Forest
C - Dan Butler - Brewster - Arizona
INF - Mickey Wiswall - Y-D - Boston College
INF - Colin Walsh - Brewster - Stanford
INF - Blake Kelso - Y-D - Houston
INF - Jedd Gyorko - Brewster - West Virginia
INF - Tyler Hanover - Y-D - LSU
OF - Dan Grovatt - Harwich - Virginia
OF - Austin Wates - Y-D - Virginia Tech
OF - Gary Brown - Orleans - Cal State Fullerton
OF - Alex Hassan - Orleans - Duke
DH - John Barr - Brewster - Virginia
P - Rob Rasmussen - Orleans - UCLA
P - Kyle Blair - Brewster - San Diego
P - Casey Gaynor - Orleans - Rutgers
P - Aaron Meade - Harwich - Missouri State
P - Elliot Glynn - Orleans - Connecticut
P - Chris Sale - Y-D - Florida Gulf Coast
P - John Leonard - Y-D - Boston College
P - Tyler Burgoon - Y-D - Michigan
P - Russell Brewer - Chatham - Vanderbilt
Alternates - P Taylor Hill (Chatham), P Eric Jokisch (Harwich), P Matt Price (Harwich) and C Micah Gibbs (Y-D).
I'll have some first impressions up later tonight.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
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How in the world were the pitchers selected? NOT ONE of the 9 in the West were on the Leader Board in the league. It looks to be which school you are from or who your coach is. What a ridiculous selection process ............
I am very dissappointed with some of the names on the all star roster! Most of the guys that were named on the roster are very deserving of their spots. They have come to the cape and portrayed their abilities and have been recognized for their talents. There are are a couple of the names on the roster that have been here for a very short amount of time and are getting the chance to play in the all star game. They may as well be great players but I feel as though they are taking something away from the guys who have spent the whole summer here playing great baseball against the best collegiate talent in the nation. Cotuit has one of the best pitching staffs on the cape this year and only have one pitcher that has made the all star team. Chad Bell and Jake Buchanan were failed to be recognized as leading the best pitching staff in the western conference. Bell threw a no hitter and has gone over 15 innings in a row without giving up a hit against some of the nations best hitters. I think the league needs to reevaluate how they go about selecting the all stars. It seems as though some of the most deserving players are getting snubbed from the game. I also believe that some of the players were selected to the team before they ever made it to the cape. It is disheartening to the fans that have cheered on their favorite players throughout the season to see them get snubbed in the all star game.
It shouldn't matter where a player got drafted this year or where they go to school! What matters is how they have performed this summer in the league. They are called the Cape Cod All Star team, right???
sweet. one who really deserves it is Gary Brown of Orleans
Brandon Workman does not deserve to be in the All-Star game, let alone start for the West. He's pitched just over 9 innings this summer while Pfisterer and Armstrong have combined for over 50 IP and have carried Wareham thus far. It is an absolute joke and an insult to those two and guys like Chad Bell who didn't even make the roster that Workman will take the ball for the West on Thursday.
In an unrelated point, it's funny that the East has been so stacked at the shortstop position the last couple of years (Burris, Posey, Beckham, Green), but this year is starting a 2B at that position essentially by default (who, I should add, was originally on the Cape as a temp). No eastern division SS was hitting over .260 entering tonight's schedule. Just thought that was interesting.
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