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Fordham Baseball Player Video: What A Viral Leap!
It is no surprise that the video of the Fordham baseball player, Brian Kownacki, leaping to avoid the Iona catcher’s tag has gone viral. Close plays at home plate are among the most exciting in baseball, and this particular play came at a key moment in the Fordham-Iona game. Kownacki's teammate Chris Walker had just rapped the go-ahead hit in the bottom of the eighth inning, easily scoring one man. Kownacki was able to score a run right behind, thanks to a mid air somersault that has to be seen to believed. Kownacki literally vaulted the Iona catcher and caught the plate with his hand. Kownacki was completely upside down! This play highlighted a nine-run rally that was quick and instant money for the Fordham Rams. They came back for a 12-9 win over the Iona College Gaels.
Is every day this exciting with this Fordham baseball player?
Brian Kownacki is a key part of the Fordham defense. The shortstop teamed with second baseman Nick Martinez to turn the double play in 2009 when they were freshman. The duo led, that same season, Fordham into the Atlantic 10 tournament. 2010 has thus far been less successful to date, which is what makes Brian’s play at the plate that much more exciting. It stands out when the Fordham pitching staff has been rocked for a collective 5.83 earned run average (versus a 4.29 ERA for opposing pitchers). Kownacki's offensive stats – .265 batting average, 10 doubles, three triples, eight walks, 37 strikeouts and 20 RBI in 132 at-bats (through April 21) – indicate that defense is where he contributes most. In 2010, to date, the Fordham Rams are 13-22.
Fordham history made by Brian Kownacki?
Yes would be a reasonable answer considering just how extraordinary the vault and score was. However, if he wants to rank with the two greatest players in St. John’s College/Fordham University history then he will have to pick up a lot. Both ended up being in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.
"Big Ed" Walsh pitched for St. John's College (Fordham's original name) around the turn of the 20th century. In major league history, Walsh became the greatest spitballer along with being one of the greatest pitchers overall. He ended with a 195-126 record and an all time low 1.82 ERA for the Chicago White Stockings and Boston Braves from 1904 until 1917.
After St. John's College became known as Fordham University, the greatest player in their history was "The Fordham Flash," Frankie Frisch. The second baseman was one of the most aggressive players ever to take on the field, and he used his bat, his legs, his glove and his mind to defeat opponents. Frisch ended with having .316 with 2,880 hits for the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals from 1919-1937. If he'd been a payday loans spokesman, he would have been perhaps the most type-A, no guff spokesman the industry had ever seen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2tUCExoiL8
Sources
Greatest players in St. John's College/Fordham University history
http://www.baseball-almanac.com/college/fordham_university_baseball_players.shtml
Schuster: So Long Mark Buehrle (cbs2chicago)
With all the rumors coming into the Winter Meetings concerning the Cubs &
White Sox, who would have thought the biggest story for Chicago was someone
leaving it. The Cubs still make a minor, and I emphasize a minor, deal before
they leave town while the Sox are done here.
Barry White - Never,never gonna give you up
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