News & notes

It has been an interesting weekend for Shenendehowa graduates.

On Saturday, Justin Rohrwasser, a 5th round pick of the NFL's New England Patriots, was cut as the Pats worked to get their roster down to 53 players prior to their season opener on September 13. The very next day, Rohrwasser was re-signed, this time added to the Patriots' practice squad, so there's still a chance he could see some action this season.
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Today, Ian Anderson had his shortest start in the major leagues, going just three innings for Atlanta against Miami. Anderson gave up 2 runs (1 earned), on 2 hits, walked four, and struck out four. Miami took the lead against the Braves' bullpen in the 4th, but Adam Duvall hit a pinch hit homer in the bottom of the 9th to send the game into extra innings. However, Miami ended up winning the game on a Miguel Rojas double, his 2nd run scoring hit of the day, giving the Marlins a 5-4 verdict.

Anderson remains undefeated at 2-0, and his next start should be this weekend.
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UAlbany has been given the go-ahead to resume athletic activities, even though no fall sports will be played. The expectation, however, is that winter sports, such as basketball, should still be ready to go. We'll soon see.