BASEBALL: Rasmussen adjusting at UCLA
Former Pasadena Poly standout Rob Rasmussen has appeared in just one of UCLA's first 18 games. The hard-throwing left-hander worked 2 2/3 innings in his lone start, allowing three hits, two runs and one walk, while striking out three.
Above: Former Pasadena Poly pitcher Rob Rasmussen.
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Scott....
We appreciate these collegiate updates from area players. Very cool!
Anonymous 9:15,
Do us all a favor and do your homework before you post.....Against some of the best 19 and under players in the United States Rob posted a perfect 17-0 record (state, regional and world series games)...Hardly blind kids....
Rasmussen was hit by a line drive in his first start and broke his foot.
Who is the blind kid in Division VI?
only reason he's not pitching now is because he's hurt...ankle or leg I think...
Say good bye to playing blind kids in division VI baseball and hello to the PAC10.