By Leanne Kenney
Mission Bay senior shortstop Corey Black is healthy again and making up for lost time.
Black was sidelined last season by an arm injury which required surgery. The 5-foot-10, 170-pound Black has returned stronger than ever.
"His arm is rock solid now, coming off Tommy John surgery in spring 2008 and a strong rehab program," said Mission Bay coach Greg Farrar. "He's really locked in both offensively and defensively."
Is he ever.
Black went 6-for-10 during a recent three-game stretch for the Buccaneers, with one double, one triple and four home runs. Two of the homers came last week in Mission Bay's 6-4 win over Madison. Black's batting average is up to .491 for the season with 6 homers, 17 RBIs and eight stolen bases.
Mission Bay had won six of its past eight games before dropping a pair this week against Point Loma on 8-3 and 5-4 scores.
There's more on Black and the Bucs at this link. Click on the Teams/Rosters tab on left.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
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