Three car garages.
Steve Adubato talks to Pete Carril. I believe this is from 1992.
Geoff Petrie.
Our third Geoff Petrie scan. 1975 Topps trading card #110.
I'd like to know more about the NBA's one-on-one contest.
Sunday News:
Stephen Goldsmith/princetonbasketball.com
The Trenton Times checks on Princeton coach Sydney Johnson.
Richmond may play Memphis early in the 2007-08 season.
Will Venable goes 1-4 with a bases-loaded double as San Antonio tops Wichita 9-4.
Friday News:
While Chris Young is up in San Francscio at the All-Star game, he will also be serving his five game suspension for involvement in last month's fight with the Cubs' Derrek Lee. Young dropped his appeal yesterday. With four games between when Young pitched on Wednesday and the break itself, Young will only need to sit out one more game once play resumes next week.
The Town Topics speaks with Chris Petrie about his participation in the Princeton Summer League and the Tigers' summer program.
Will Venable was 0-5 at the plate, but San Antonio still defeated Tulsa 8-3 on Thursday night.
Chris Young, All-Star.
America has voted, and Chris Young has been elected to the 2007 National League All-Star Team!
Young received over 4.5 million votes, the most of any Final Vote candidate in the five years fans have decided the final slot on the All-Star roster. Congratulations to Chris on this well-deserved honor.
The All-Star game is Tuesday night in San Francisco.
Tuesday News:
Tim Sullivan of the San Diego Union Tribune isn't mincing words about Chris Young's omission from the NL All-Star team.
Fellow Padres starting pitcher Jake Peavy is out stumping for Chris Young on the "campaign trail."
Heck, even fellow Final Vote finalist Carlos Zambrano had the following to say:
"The only thing I'm surprised at is that Chris Young wasn't on the team. He deserves to go, and he's doing good this year. I think, honestly, he's the one that deserves to go."
Will Venable was 3-4 with a run scored on Monday night, but the San Antonio Missions fell 4-3 to Wichita.
6-5 guard Bret Marfurt from Batavia, IL says he has interest from Princeton, among several Ivy schools.
Don't forget to vote for Chris Young!
Monday News:
The Padres are confused by Chris Young not making the NL All-Star Team.
Chris Young says that an All-Star selection won't define his season.
The San Diego Union Tribune offers up a Q&A with Chris Young.
Will Venable was 2-4 on Saturday, but the San Antonio Missions fell 3-2 to Wichita.
6-5 swing player Tyler Thompson from Batavia, IL will visit Princeton and Cornell in August.
Don't forget to vote for Chris Young!
Vote for Chris Young!
For the second straight year, Chris Young needs your vote to make this year's Major League Baseball All-Star team. While Chris Young was not named by manager Tony La Russa as one of the first 31 members of the 2007 National League All-Star Team (despite again having better numbers across the board than other starting pitchers selected), he was named one of five finalists for the 2007 NL Final Vote.
Since 2002 fans at mlb.com have decided the final member of each league's roster through Final Vote. Young is up against four other pitchers for the 32nd slot on the senior circuit roster.
You can vote for Chris Young via text message or Internet. You can vote from right now until 6:00 pm ET on Thursday.
There appears to be no limit on how many times you can vote. Why vote just once?
Here is all you have to do...
1. Go here.
2. Click on "Cast Your Final Vote."
3. Select Chris Young.
4. Repeat as often as you can between now and Thursday at 6:00 pm ET.
5. Tell other people who might vote for Chris Young.
Chris Young snubbed.
Jack Dempsey/AP
Despite statistics that paint a significantly different picture, former Princeton basketball center and San Diego Padres starting pitcher Chris Young was not named to the 2007 National League All-Star team this evening.
Young is in the top three in the National League in nearly every important pitching statistic:
1st in Hits Per Nine Innings (6.42).
1st in Opponent Batting Average (.197).
2nd in Walks/Hits Per Innings Pitched (1.09).
2nd in Slugging (.280).
2nd in On-Base Against (.277).
3rd in ERA (2.14).
His numbers as a starting pitcher are stronger than those of All-Star selections Cole Hamels and John Smoltz. Compare them yourself, then shake your head.
Friday News:
Jeff Green was drafted fifth last night by the Boston Celtics, then traded to Seattle as part of a package deal that brought Ray Allen east. Green heads to Washington state with two other Washington D.C. natives: Kevin Durant of Texas and former St. Joe's guard Delonte West.
Chris Young looks for his first career win against Los Angeles tonight as the Padres and Dodgers start a three game series with the two teams tied for first place in the NL West. First pitch is 10:40 pm ET.
In Princeton Summer League action on Wednesday night, Chris Petrie scored 10 points as Coldwell Banker improved to 3-1 with a 50-40 win over Princeton Youth Sports.
