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Here's a great college summer baseball story - hard to imagine a more amazing summer than that of South Jersey native and current Richmond assistant coach Nate Mulberg. Nate had the opportunity to be an assistant coach for the Israeli National Team in the baseball competition at the Tokyo Olympics! He tells his story here, why it was so important to him, some WOW moments and what he learned on this amazing episode of the JERSEY BASEBALL SHOW.

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Chase Conklin takes us inside the 2021 season for the ACBL Champ Trenton Generals, talks about leadership, refusing to lose, and his excitement for the 2022 Richmond Spiders season. And the 2022 debut of the South Jersey Kings. Always great talking baseball with Chase, and hard cutting it short at a half hour. He's one of the most heads-up guys we've been around on a ball field.

Monmouth University's Trey Dombroski is a fantastic New Jersey baseball story. One of the best pitchers in NJ throughout his HS career, Dombroski took a chance by going up to the vaunted Cape Cod League on a temporary contract -- and won the league's Pitcher of the Year Award, going 3-0 during the season with a 0.85 ERA and 45-2 K/W ratio. He elevated his draft status into the Top 10 rounds and can go even higher with a big fall back on campus. Now up to 94 with his fastball, the LHP with the advanced feel for pitching is still the same kid he was growing up at the Shore and talks to us about his incredible Cape experience, draft goals, how he keeps it all in perspective, and the potential for a 2022 to remember at Monmouth. Great stuff from one of NJ's finest!1

Two of the great baseball players to come from Mercer County in recent years, brothers Paul and Luke Franzoni are together on the field for one last summer with the Valley Blue Sox in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. The Robbinsville natives have had great success in college baseball, Luke with Xavier where he's one of the school's best sluggers in the BBCOR-bat era, and Paul with NJIT, where he joined a program that was 9-40 his final year in high school and turned it into one of the feel-good stories of the national D1 season. "Fayetteville's favorite out-of-state baseball player" tells us how Pauly Biceps started and the two brothers talk about growing up Mercer. We even touch on hockey as their childhood friend and neighbor Ross Colton (Tampa Bay Lightning) just scored the Stanley Cup winning goal. A lot of fun with the Franzonis who are 2 great examples of what's right with college baseball! Enjoy this week's Jersey Baseball Show!

We got to spend a few minutes on the phone hotline with Anthony Solometo, the Bishop Eustace lefty drafted No. 37 overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Anthony talks about his excitement since living the childhood dream, his love for the Steelers, and the message he wants to deliver to Pirates fans.

July 1 marked a new era in College Athletics - the NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) period. For the first time ever, NCAA athletes can be paid for use of their name, image, and likeness to endorse products, make appearances, profit from lessons / camps etc. What does that really mean? And what does it mean for college baseball players? Find out from NOCAP Sports CEO Nick Lord - the man hasn't slept in two weeks! Also learn about the NOCAP platform, helping athletes line up potential deals -- and more importantly -- handle the compliance issues that result. All this and more on a Special BRAND AWARENESS edition of the Jersey Baseball Show

He throws 97-98, hits the ball 400+ feet, has a scholarship waiting from a program that just played in the College World Series, figures to be drafted somewhere in the first 100 picks in next week's MLB draft, and sits down with us today. He's Shane Panzini, the Red Bank Catholic grad who just returned from the MLB Draft Combine, volunteers as a counselor for his school's summer baseball camp, and is about to face a life-changing decision in just a few days. Join us for a very special episode of the Jersey Baseball Show - Draft style!

We preview next month's MLB draft here in Episode 11 with potential first round pick Anthony Solometo, a 6-foot-4 lefty pitcher from South Jersey's Bishop Eustace High School. Anthony shot up the charts to become one of the top HS pitchers in America with a mid-90s fastball, deadly two-seamer, back foot slider, and devastating changeup. Add in his unique motion that has people thinking of 3x World Series champion Madison Bumgarner and it's easy to see why Solometo will have a tough choice in a few weeks - pro ball or full ride to UNC. Then there's the video game numbers - 5 hits allowed in 32 2/3 innings, with a 64-5 K/W ratio and 1 earned run allowed all year. Also - we were fortunate enough to be joined on this call by current Gens SS Chase Conklin (Richmond), Eustace's all-time hit leader and someone who brings a unique perspective into what makes Anthony so special!

This is a MUST LISTEN for fans of New Jersey College Baseball, for ANYONE in the recruiting process, and especially for PARENTS whose kids are involved in the recruiting process. Not only do we discuss NJIT's success, not only do we discuss Papaccio's zero degrees of separation to the last NJ school to win in the NCAA Tourney (Seton Hall, 2011, he was a starter), but we dive deep into the recruiting process, what coaches are looking for, etc. If you are serious about college baseball - YOU WILL LISTEN to this episode of the Jersey Baseball Show!

While 16 teams advanced to the NCAA Division 1 Super Regionals last weekend, the BEST storyline evolved in the Fayetteville Regional - where NJIT won its first-ever NCAA Tournament game AND the Highlanders and their fans became honorary Razorbacks in the process. Hear about the incredible story of the team without a home field - until the fans of the nation's No. 1 team adopted them as their own. Featuring NJIT pitcher Jared Kacso, who finished his career throwing in front of 11,000 fans. It's all on this week's VERY SPECIAL episode of the Jersey Baseball Show! Wooooooooooo Pig! Sooie!