After a long preseason, Myers Park was excited to the hit the mount Monday for its season-opener with East Meck

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Yeah um just had to settle in uh first Training generous Um second inning was better and then Third inning was even more better yeah And so when you get to when you get off To a big win like this what does it do For momentum for the team you know the Rest of the way it's still early in the Season though oh it's just awesome Um Team energy was up through the first Three four Innings uh fifth inning kind Of settled down and then picked it up With Ike with a bomb and yeah and so When uh you have a season like you did Last season you know real good season And just how important is it to get off On the right foot you know in the next Season oh it's awesome uh we've been Preaching it all off season just head Down We know our goals Um And yeah all right coach for just a big Time win opening night for you guys you Know just what was the team's excitement Level before the start of the Season all Right just get out of the gate strong I'm not in this fall Always in baseball it takes a it takes a Grind to get through it uh being rained Out the last two months I think the kids Were just anxious to get out here and Play for each other and so obviously you Had a successful season last year before

Dropping your playoff game at TC Roberson just how important is it to get Off on a you know good foot or you know Good note if you will in the next season I think it's good it's good it's good in That moment Um but now we got to turn the page and We got to prepare for what we got coming Up ahead Um good team win I thought everybody did A few few good things right Um but obviously we got a lot to work on And so uh Greenway obviously started the Game you know a little rough in the First inning what was your message to Him you know me with him on the mound Then he goes out there cars a lot of the Batteries the rest of the way just get The first inning Jitters out of the way Settle in get back to who you are So I believe you got a game on Friday Against Lake Norman just what uh what Are you telling the guys that they did Well what are some things you need to Clean up on for that game uh keep Playing get out there and keep playing At this point that's what we got to do We got to get the Reps in we gotta get The game reps

Moving to Charlotte North Carolina

Events

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