'NYC Varsity League' planned for high school baseball players if PSAL season canceled
With the fate of this spring's PSAL baseball season still up in the air, some of the sport's biggest grassroot names are organizing a back-up plan.
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Mar 7, 2021, 7:37 PM
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5ds agoWith the fate of this spring's PSAL baseball season still up in the air, some of the sport's biggest grassroot names are organizing a back-up plan. Midwood High School coach Saverio Nardone, Grand Street Campus skipper Melvin Martinez and Borough Cup Founder Gary Perone put together what they're calling the New York City Varsity League.
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