Georgia baseball reaches postseason

The University of Georgia’s baseball team experienced a disappointing postseason that drove players to work harder.

Christopher Lakos, the assistant athletic director for the baseball team at the University Of Georgia, addressed the 2019 season and why the team is not getting back to that dominant 2019 form.

“Last year and this past year a lot of good players got hurt” he said.

With the amount of injured players a lot of back up players had to step up. These players had to work harder, and keep their spot on the starting roster. Most importantly help their team win. some may agree UGA may have players that will rise on the scene

Lakos added , “We have three players that will have a break out season two pitchers and one hitter. The pitchers are Liam Sullivan and Jaden Woods and the hitter is Corey Collins”.

Fans may agree that these players might have a breakout season, but the rest of the team needs to step up. In the most recent postseason the bulldogs had a record of 1-4 and got eliminated from the postseason early. The bulldogs showed a glimpse of what they capable of in a game against Hofstra University, wining the game 24-1 with 16 hits and 7 home runs.

Georgia fans have seen the bulldogs get defeated and defeat other teams, and there is only hopes for the best as the new season approaches

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Hello my name is Edward Senter. I was born in Atlanta, Nov. 3 2008. I used to attend schools in Henry County, but now attend Davis Middle School in Rockdale County. I am at this journalism camp because my backup plan in life is to become a commentator or work for ESPN. Even though this is only my backup plan i still have to work on it and become the best it can at it. Other activities i’m in besides journalism are sports. I play baseball and football. I enjoy playing 3rd base and left field while playing baseball. In football I like to play linebacker or d end. I want to be a MLB player when i grow up. i believe i can do it but if things don’t go as planed I will become a commentator.