Nevada Baseball Roster: Who’s Who

The Nevada Wolf Pack baseball team is full of talented players. Here’s a look at who’s who on the roster.

Introducing the Nevada baseball Roster

The Nevada Baseball Team is made up of some of the most talented young players in the country. Let’s take a closer look at some of the key members of the team:

Pitcher Jose Quintana is a rising star in the Baseball World The 24-year-old from Colombia has already made a name for himself, pitching for various Major League Baseball teams. He is currently a member of the Chicago Cubs

Infielder Kris Bryant is another young player with a lot of promise. The 23-year-old from Las Vegas Nevada is currently a member of the Chicago Cubs He is one of the most promising young players in baseball, and he has already won several awards, including the National League Rookie of the Year Award

Outfielder Bryce Harper is another top player on the Nevada roster. The 22-year-old from Las Vegas Nevada is currently playing for the Washington Nationals He is one of the most exciting young players in baseball, and he has already won several awards, including the National League Rookie of the Year Award

The Infield

The infield is the area of the baseball diamond closest to home plate It is made up of four positions: first base, second base, third base, and shortstop. Each position is occupied by a player who fields batted balls that come his way.

First base is the position furthest to the right when looking out from home plate The first baseman’s job is to catch throws from the other infielders for outs and to receive throws from the catcher on plays at first base. He also needs to be quick on his feet to field bunts down the first Base Line

Second base is located to the left of first base. The second baseman’s job is similar to the first baseman’s in that he needs to catch throws and field bunts. He also needs to be able to turn double plays, which means he must be able to field a ball hit to him and quickly throw it to the shortstop (or third baseman), who will then throw it over to first base before the runner gets there.

Third base is located to the left of second base. The third baseman’s main responsibility is to defend against hard-hit balls that are hit toward him. He also needs to catch throws from the outfielders and make accurate throws down to second or first base on plays at those bases.

Shortstop is located between third and second base. The shortstop’s main responsibility is defense, as he needs communicate with both third basemen and second basemen on where they should throw the ball when they receive it. He also need sot be able ot field balls hit in between him and either second or third base as well as bunts down either Foul Line

The Outfield

The most common alignment for a baseball outfield is for three players to occupy it. These field positions are left field center field, and right field. It is also common for teams to have a fourth outfielder, known as a utility outfielder, who can play all three outfield positions. The following is a Nevada baseball roster

Left field- #1 Josh Allen . Allen is a junior from Reno, NV. He bats and throws left-handed. This is his second year on varsity.

Center field- #2 Sean Casey Casey is a senior from Henderson, NV. He bats and throws right-handed. This will be his third year on varsity and he has verbally committed to UNLV.

Right field- #5 Mike Martin. Martin is a sophomore from Carson City, NV. He bats and throws right-handed. This is his first year on varsity.

Utility outfielder- #8 Ryan James. James is a senior from Las Vegas NV. He bats and throws right-handed. This will be his fourth year on varsity and he has verbally committed to the University of Arizona

The Pitchers

The Nevada baseball team is filled with talented individuals who have worked hard to make it to the Division I level. These student-athletes come from all over the country and have various backgrounds and stories. Here is a closer look at the individuals who make up the pitchers on the 2019 Wolf Pack baseball team

The Catchers

There are two catchers on the Nevada baseball roster They are senior A.J. Amelburu and sophomore Drew Stankiewicz.

A.J. Amelburu is from Cypress, CA and is 6 feet tall. He bats and throws right-handed. In his three years at Nevada, he has played in 97 games and has a batting average of .273 with one home run and 26 RBIs.

Drew Stankiewicz is from Reno, NV and is 6 feet 1 inch tall. He bats right-handed but throws left-handed. In his two years at Nevada, he has played in 40 games and has a batting average of .333 with one home run and 21 RBIs.

The Coaches

The Coaching Staff for the Nevada Baseball Team is deep in both experience and knowledge, which should bode well for the team’s success in the coming season.

Head coach Jay Johnson is in his third season with the team, and he has a wealth of experience at the collegiate level. He has led the team to a pair of conference championships and has been named conference Coach of the Year twice.

Assistant coach Jamie Shevchik is in his first season with the team, but he brings a wealth of knowledge about the Game of Baseball Shevchik has worked as a scout for Major League Baseball teams and has also coached at the collegiate level.

Assistant coach Nick Fotiu is also in his first season with the team, but he has a wealth of experience playing and coaching at the professional level. Fotiu played for 11 years in minor league baseball and he also coached at the professional level for four years.

The Schedule

The 2019 Nevada baseball schedule features 31 home games 27 on the road and four neutral site contests. The Wolf Pack will open up the season with a three-game home series against Seton Hall (Feb. 15-17). Other notable games on the schedule include a three-game set at USC (March 1-3), hosting UC Irvine for a three-game midweek series (March 19-21) and wrapping up the regular season with a three-game home series against UNLV (May 23-25).

The Fans

The Fans are the most important part of any Baseball team They provide the support and energy that help to drive the team to victory. Without the Fans, the game would be far less exciting.

The Nevada baseball team is lucky to have some of the best fans in the country. They are always there to support the team, whether they are winning or losing. They are also very supportive of the players, both on and off the field.

Some of the most dedicated and passionate fans can be found at minor league baseball games These fans are often more invested in their team than fans of Major League teams because they feel a closer connection to their players. They also have a lot of fun at the games, which makes for a great atmosphere.

The History

The Nevada baseball team has a long and storied history. The team was founded in 1892, and they have been playing baseball ever since. The team has seen a lot of success over the years, winning the World Series in 1896, 1897, 1898, and 1899. The team has also won the National League Pennant in 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917

The Future

The 2017 season was one to remember for the University of Nevada Baseball Team The Wolf Pack finished the year with a 35-24 overall record and a 16-14 mark in Mountain West conference play It was the program’s first winning season since 2002 and just the second time it had reached the 35-win plateau in school history. Nevada also qualified for the MW postseason tournament for just the second time since joining the league in 2000.