This is the third time that Erik has done so and we appreciate it very much.
I will try to be later with some thoughts on yesterday's Loudon Hounds Fan Fest,where I got the chance to meet many cool people and meet someone that I always have to wanted to...
TRS: After a season that saw you get your first taste of Triple A baseball,what was the highlight of the 2010 season for you?
EA: I really enjoyed this season. The highlight of my season was probably a game against Scranton where I struck out 9.
TRS:Did you notice any difference in the caliber of hitter that you faced at the higher level,If so what was the difference?
EA: The biggest difference between Double and Triple A was the experience level of the players. There were a lot of seasoned hitters in Triple A, which leads to a lot of tough at bats.
TRS: As you move up the ladder.have you noticed a difference in the off the field camaraderie among the players?
Has it become more individual or more group related off the field than the low minors?
EA: There has always been a lot of camaraderie in the clubhouse and on the field. Even though everyone wants to get to the same place, everyone pulls for everyone else.
TRS: Did you consider the Syracuse stadium to be more or a pitchers park,hitters or pretty fair?
EA: Syracuse played relatively fair. It's big to left and center, but the ball flies well to right.
TRS: Which was more suited to your style of pitching,the Syracuse park or Harrisburg?
EA: Harrisburg plays as more of a pitchers park than Syracuse, but I enjoyed pitching in both ballparks.
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