Fifth in a series of 2015 season previews for college/junior
college baseball programs in South Carolina. I've asked for responses
from every school. I'll run all I receive. Some days, I may run more
than one. I'll publicize all on Twitter (@palmettobase) and Facebook
(https://www.facebook.com/pages/Palmetto-State-Baseball-Blog/92994136001)
Responses by Wofford assistant J.J. Edwards
Palmetto State Baseball: Based on their development so far, who appear to have the best chance of playing pro ball?
JE: Luke Leftwich Jr RHP; Will Stillman JR RHP;Jacob Condra-Bogan JR RHP
PSB: What are your biggest areas of concern entering the 2015 season?
JE: The biggest question we have going into the 2015 season is who is going to step up and fill the shoes of our 3 players that graduated last year. Our 4, 5, and 6 hitters need to be replaced; looking for some younger players to step up.
PSB: In what areas does your team appear to be improved from the 2014 season?
JE: The Bullpen seems to be improved from last year, adding some more arms should give us some more depth.
PSB: Based on fall workouts, which returnees from 2014 (including redshirts) look best prepared to play a bigger role in 2015?
JE: Sophomore CF Kody Ruedisili, had a strong fall and looks a lot more comfortable in the box
PSB: Based on fall workouts, which newcomers are most likely to contend for major roles in 2015?
JE: Mack Nathanson Catcher, Adam Scott LHP, look to be the two newcomers that look they can impact us right away.
Next: Winthrop
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