Dustin Pedroia of the Boston Red Sox, talks about how he got recruited to play baseball in Arizona State University. “”Yeah, it was pretty hectic, I came out here on my first trip. I had four other trips planned out, and I liked it our here, I wanted to come out here and play in the Pac 10. So I cancelled all my other trips and comitted. The first few week of that process, was kind of a zoo, but it all figured itself out. I just answered the phone and was nice and polite. You have to figure out where you want to go to school, there could be a lot of places that recruit you. You just have to figure out where you want to be. Arizona state for me was the perfect fit, and I wanted to come in and play right away. I got that opportunity, so it was a great fit for me. I wanted to stay on the west coast and play in the PAC 10. Obviously Arizona state’s baseball program is one of the best in the country every year, so I knew if I went there I would have a just of being drafted and playing proffesional baseball. That was pretty much a big part of my decision.””
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Dustin Pedroia of the Boston Red Sox, talks about how he got recruited to play baseball in Arizona State University. ""Yeah, it was pretty hectic, I came out here on my first trip. I had four other trips planned out, and I liked it our here, I wanted to come out here and play in the Pac 10. So I cancelled all my other trips and comitted. The first few week of that process, was kind of a zoo, but it all figured itself out. I just answered the phone and was nice and polite. You have to figure out where you want to go to school, there could be a lot of places that recruit you. You just have to figure out where you want to be. Arizona state for me was the perfect fit, and I wanted to come in and play right away. I got that opportunity, so it was a great fit for me. I wanted to stay on the west coast and play in the PAC 10. Obviously Arizona state's baseball program is one of the best in the country every year, so I knew if I went there I would have a just of being drafted and playing proffesional baseball. That was pretty much a big part of my decision.""
My brother (in the Hog Hat) and sister-in-law solemnly witnessing their alma mater being denied a trip to the 2010 College World Series by the Arizona Sun Devils!
At 49-15, the talented 2007 Arizona State Baseball team traveled to the College World Series for the 20th time in school history. Winners of the 2007 Pac-10 Championship, the Sun Devils continued their tradition of excellence in '07.
Trent Schlom reports from the Home Run Challenge event at Mater Dei High School to raise money in support of the Cory Hahn foundation. Trent an opportunity to speak with Corey as well as Dodger great Steve Garvey and Angel Mark Trumbo.
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It's Time to celebrate our boys of summer. It's impossible to highlight every outstanding player in our rich baseball history so here's a nod to a few.
A camera crew follows ASU coach Pat Murphy and his children Keli and Kai during an entire game.
Part 8 of 8 of a behind-the-scenes show from FOX Sports Arizona that aired in 2007
