Best pitcher to ever come out of your school?

[besbolbenbedygud]

I'm not from BC but how could you leave out Steve Martin?? he got you to your first ever state final.......

[Guest Orangeboy]

I'm not from BC but how could you leave out Steve Martin?? he got you to your first ever state final.......

And in a much tougher 4A district.

[besbolbenbedygud]

And in a much tougher 4A district.

absolutely 100% on the nose!!!!

[bevo]

BLACKSHEAR? KNIGHT?

Knight was an outstanding athlete but not a good pitcher. And in my opinion the best pitcher is the one who makes it to the highest level.  Blacksher did not throw as hard as Fletcher or Martin, but he was a better pitcher. And he is the only one playing in the Professional levels.  You may be outstanding but if you don't have any determination or heart then your not going to be any good.  So Blacksher is my vote for the Best pitcher to come out of BC.  No one will ever out work this kid.    The Question is still out on Angelle and Stringer.  After ther done with college we can judge them.

Blacksher #1  (hardest working, Biggest heart, Great Skills).

[Guest UknowWho]

For those of you who need proof about Clay's speed, here it is.....

   

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Topic: Clay Buchholz   

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sunshine

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Baseball America is starting its annual draft report card and here is an interesting tidbit. The Red Sox drafted a pitcher Clay Buchholz out of Texas somewhere. He is 21 and get this he recently ran the 40 yard dash in 4.25 and 4.27 seconds. Too bad the guy is a pitcher. He should be a CF. To make matters worse he was drafted by an American league team with the DH. Maybe they will switch his position down the road? He is 6-3 and 190lbs,  great athlete!!Yeh baseball players are so unathletic. 

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KG2422

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Posts: 862  Posted: 31 October 2005 at 10:00am | IP Logged   

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That kid is from my hometown in Lumberton ,TX! He played WR in high school. I heard he was fast ,but I thought the time was bogus because a lot of those high school kids have bogus times. He's a good kid too from what I know from the few times I've met him

Maybe this will clear things up for you!

[skills123]

Allen Harrington's Senior Year

14-2      0.25 ERA      144 k's      87 innings     

Hit over .350    9 HR's

other good one's too came through png

[643]

Allen Harrington's Senior Year

14-2       0.25 ERA       144 k's      87 innings     

Hit over .350     9 HR's

other good one's too came through png

0.25 ERA....come on now

[Guest Silsbee88]

Brian Cravey - Silsbee drafted by Braves 1992 - played for Texas - threw 90+ in high school.

[yogi]

WOS- Patterson

Nederland_ Sullivan

LCM_ Hale

PNG- dont know alot to choose from

BC- Angelle, BC didnt even make the playoffs fletchers senior year he got beat in a one game playoff to see who goes to the playoffs by LCM.

Lumberton- dont know. No one has really been dominant.  Faced Buckholtz alot in hs and he was good but not dominant.  They got 3rd in district his senior year and the district was not that strong.  Same story with the other two they were good but not dominant.

[Catcher_in_the_Wry]

Frankie Tays from LCM was the most effective high school pitcher I have ever seen.  That is not to say he was the best or had the most potential, but for those four years of high school, he had numbers as well as anyone.