August 21, 2005
August 21, 2005 |
Along with the standout performance from Gait, there were a few other notables making waves against the Lizards. Mikey Powell scored 3 goals and added an assist in the offensive effort, and several others, including Tom Marechek, (M) Jeff Sonke, and defensive middie Danny Cocchi added tallies. One of the biggest gamebreakers was without question faceoff specialist Paul Cantabene, who, after setting a post-season record with 24 faceoff wins in Friday’s semi-final game, won 20 of 27 faceoffs (.740) and collected 5 ground balls. Cantabene finished the regular season with 208 wins (1st in the league) and a .580 win percentage (1st in the league); today’s faceoff clinics only proved to strengthen the argument for him being the best faceoff midfielder in MLL history. Goalkeeper Trevor Tierney finished with 16 saves against 25 shots (.640), and only bolstered the already tough performance of the Baltimore defense. MLL Rookie of the Year (D) Brodie Merrill collected 6 loose balls, and the combination of Merrill, (D) Lee Zink, (D) Shawn Nadelen, and World Team (D) Christian Cook smothered the Long Island offense, including holding Long Island (A) Stephen Berger to 1 goal, after his 5 goal showing against Boston on Friday. This is the second time in four attempts that the Bayhawks have beaten the Lizards for an MLL title, the last coming in 2002. Gary Gait becomes the first player in league history to win 3 MLL Championships. From Bayhawks release.                               HOW DID THEY GET THERE? The Baltimore Bayhawks advanced to the New Balance MLL Champions Game on Sunday after their 20-13 defeat of the Rattlers. Tom Marechek was named Bud Light MVP for his 5 goal, 2 assist performance. Marechek, Gait, and Powell combined for 13 goals and 4 assists in an overwhelming offensive effort that avenged the Bayhawks loss last week in the season finale in Rochester. This will be the fourth time in five seasons Baltimore has advanced to the Championship Game, all of those matchups being against the Long Island Lizards, but only one of the past three ending in a Bayhawks Championship. The Bayhawks win came in spite of another standout performance by Rattlers (A) Andrew "Buggs" Combs, this time good for 5 goals, and a 2 goal, 5 assist effort from Ryan Powell. Paul Cantabene won 24 of 36 faceoffs, setting a record for wins in a post-season game, and collected 10 loose balls for good measure. Josh Sims also added to the tally with 3 goals and 9 ground balls. The Bayhawks last faced the Lizards in the 2003 Championship, a game which Long Island won for their second title in three years. In 2005, the Bayhawks have beaten the Lizards 21-15 and 19-8 in their two meetings, with Gait averaging 5 goals, Marechek 4 goals, and Powell 2.5 goals. The Long Island Lizards (5-8) got the last laugh on Friday evening in the MLL Semi-Finals, when they upset the Boston Cannons (10-3) by a score of 19-14 in front of 5,842 fans at Nickerson Field on the campus of Boston University on Friday evening. The Cannons swept the Lizards 3-0 in the regular season, winning the American Division Title. Stephen Berger scored a career-high five goals and one assist, earning Bud Light MVP honors. Sunday's game marked the fourth time the Lizards have played in the MLL Championship Game, all four against the Baltimore Bayhawks. The Lizards won the title in 2001 and 2003, with Baltimore winning in 2002 and 2005. The Bayhawks have now swept the 2005 season series, 3-0. The Cannons took an early 2-0 lead, but the Lizards scored three straight goals to take their first lead of the game, in a back-and-forth first half that ended in the Cannons favor, 10-9. Neither team held more than a two goal lead in the half. Long Island came out of the locker rooms on fire, scoring the first four goals of the second half, as they went on a 7-1 run and never looked back. Greg Cattrano recorded 18 saves in the victory. Blake Miller (4 goals), Tim Goettelmann (3 goals, 1 assist), Jay Jalbert (3 goals, 1 assist), Chris Massey (2 goals, 1 assist), A.J. Haugen (1 goal, 4 assists) and John Gagliardi (1 goal) also scored for Long Island.                               Major League Lacrosse Announces Postseason All-Star Team BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Saturday the members of the 2005 All-MLL Team, recognizing the best players at each position during the regular season. Named to the All-MLL Team were: Attack: Gary Gait (Baltimore), Mark Millon (Boston), Casey Powell (Rochester) Midfield: Chris Fiore (Boston), Mark Frye (Baltimore), Blake Miller (Long Island) Defense: Shawn Nadelen (Baltimore), Chris Passavia (Boston), Nicky Polanco (Long Island) Goalkeeper: Chris Garrity (Boston) Face-off Specialist: Paul Cantabene (Baltimore) The All-MLL Team was determined by votes submitted by the General Manager and the Head Coach of each of the six MLL teams. The winners, along with other MLL honorees, were acknowledged on Saturday at the 2005 Major League Lacrosse Awards Luncheon. Entering his fourth season as the Bayhawks’ Player-Coach, Gait had his best season in an MLL uniform. He led the league in goals (42) and points (63) in helping the Bayhawks to a league-best 10-2 record and their fourth National Division championship in five years. Prior to this season, Gait’s best year came last season when the former Syracuse University attackman scored 32 goals, including the first two-point tally of his MLL career, to go with 14 assists. Millon ended his first season in a Cannons uniform with 56 points on 38 goals and 18 assists, ranking third in the league in points behind Gait and Powell. He became the first player in league history to score 200 career goals and register 300 career points with his 14-point outing against the Bayhawks on July 31 and currently stands tied for first place with Powell on the league’s all-time points list. Powell led the Rattlers in scoring and ranked second in the league with 57 points on 27 goals and 30 assists. The 30 assists were second in the league behind Boston attackman Conor Gill, who had 34 assists. Over the last five games, the former Syracuse University attackman scored 15 goals with 19 assists in helping Rochester end the regular season with a five-game win streak after starting the season with a 1-6 mark. He ended the season with a two-goal, four-assist effort against the Baltimore Bayhawks, tying him with Millon for the league’s career points lead with 305 points. Powell was named Offensive Player of the Week three times in the final four weeks of the regular season. Fiore had the best season of his three-year MLL career, scoring 22 goals (one two-point goal) along with 10 assists. He scored a season-high three goals in each of the first two games against Philadelphia on May 29 and Rochester on June 4. He matched his career total with the 22 goals, while surpassing his previous career total of eight assists. He ranked fifth on the team in points with 33 and was fourth on the squad with his 10 assists. Frye also had a career year for the National Division champion Bayhawks, tying the league single-season record with 11 two-point goals, which was set by Boston midfielder Mike Regan in 2003. Frye’s 22 goals were a personal best while his nine assists doubled his career total. He finished the season with at least one two-point tally in nine of 12 regular season games. Miller earns his second straight All-MLL honor after leading the Long Island Lizards with 33 goals and 11 assists. Last season’s Warrior Offensive Player of the Year, Miller was acquired by the Lizards during the off-season. Against Philadelphia on June 25, Miller scored a game-high six goals to go with an assist as the Lizards handed the Barrage an 18-12 loss. He also had five goals in the season opener against New Jersey and in the season finale against Boston. Nadelen earns the nod for the Bayhawks after helping the National Division champions to a 10-2 record. He started all 12 games and had 22 ground balls as Baltimore led the league in fewest goals allowed (150). He registered a season-high six ground balls in the Bayhawks’ 31-9 win over Philadelphia on June 12. A five-year MLL veteran, Nadelen has played in 50 career games and made 24 starts. Passavia made an instant impact for the Cannons in his first full season. Passavia started all 12 games for the American Division champion Cannons and recorded 32 ground balls. He scored his first career MLL goal in the Cannons’ June 18 win over the Long Island Lizards at Nickerson Field. A 2004 graduate of the University of Maryland, Passavia was selected by the Cannons in the first round of last year’s Collegiate Draft. Polanco earns All-MLL honors for the second straight season. The two-time Warrior Defensive Player of the Year, Polanco helped the Lizards return to the playoffs after missing last year’s postseason. Polanco held some of the league’s top offensive players in check during the regular season. Polanco helped the Lizards hold opponents to a total of 180 goals in 12 games, which ranked third in the league. The former Hofstra University defender was named the league’s Defensive Player of the Week in Week 12 after holding Millon without a goal for the first time since August 8, 2002, a streak of 34 straight games. Polanco ended the season with 47 ground balls, which ranked second on the team. Garrity ended the season as the MLL’s leader in wins (10), save percentage (.596) and goals against average (12.5) in helping the Cannons win their second straight American Division title and matching the league’s best record with the Baltimore Bayhawks with a 10-2 mark. In last week’s regular season-ending 19-16 win over the Long Island Lizards, Garrity made 19 saves before the game was stopped with 8:26 remaining in the fourth quarter because of rain. In a July 16 loss to Baltimore at Nickerson Field, Garrity made a career-high 25 saves against the Bayhawks, matching a league season high. He was named MLL Defensive Player of the Week after making 18 saves in Boston’s 16-14 win over the Rattlers at Bishop Kearney Field. Cantabene returned to the All-MLL Team for the second year in a row after leading the league in ground balls (94) and face-off win percentage (.584). He won 208 of 365 faceoffs in 12 games during the regular season in helping the Bayhawks win the National Division title for the fourth time in five years. He became the first player to reach 500 career ground balls by recording 10 loose balls in Baltimore’s 19-9 win over Philadelphia two weeks ago. He also made an impact on offense, scoring a personal-best 16 goals, including the first two-point tally of his five-year MLL career.                               MLL, NEW BALANCE ANNOUNCE 2005 SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR Honor Goes to MLL Veteran Pat McCabe of the Long Island Lizards BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced that Long Island Lizards defenseman Pat McCabe has been honored as the recipient of the 2005 New Balance Sportsman of the Year award. The award was based on votes submitted by the General Manager and the Head Coach of each of the six MLL teams. McCabe, along with other MLL honorees, was acknowledged on Saturday at the 2005 Major League Lacrosse Awards Luncheon. The New Balance Sportsman of the Year recognizes a player who has consistently demonstrated sportsmanship through tenacity, determination and fair play on the field over the course of the regular season. This is the third season the award has been given out and the second straight season a Long Island player has been given the accolade. Midfielder Kevin Finneran was honored last year, while former New Jersey Pride attackman Jon Hess was the inaugural honoree. A five-year MLL veteran, McCabe played in all 12 games and made 11 starts. He recorded a pair of assists during the regular season in helping Long Island reach the playoffs for the fourth time in five years. In five MLL seasons, McCabe has played in 62 career games with 47 starts and has recorded 209 career ground balls in addition to one goal with four assists. He helped the Lizards win MLL championships in 2001 and 2003. He is a three-time All-Star selection.                               BRODIE MERRILL HONORED AS CASCADE MLL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Baltimore Defender Guided League’s Best Defense to National Division Title BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Saturday that Baltimore defenseman Brodie Merrill has been honored as the 2005 Cascade MLL Rookie of the Year. The award was based on votes submitted by the General Manager and the Head Coach of each of the six Major League Lacrosse teams. Merrill was selected with the third overall selection in the June 1 Collegiate Draft by the Bayhawks. He instantly made an impact when he scored a pair of goals in the Bayhawks’ 24-8 win over the New Jersey Pride on June 5, just four days after the draft. Merrill was named the Cascade MLL Rookie of the Week for his efforts and earned a second straight weekly honor after helping Baltimore set several league records with a 31-9 win over the Philadelphia Barrage at Johnny Unitas ® Stadium on June 12. He recorded four ground balls and helped the Bayhawks hold Philadelphia to just nine goals on 35 shots. The former Georgetown University defenseman also scored a goal in the Bayhawks’ 25-13 loss to Boston on July 31 to go with an assist five days later in a 19-9 win over Philadelphia at Villanova Stadium. Merrill ended the season ranked second on the Bayhawks squad with 52 ground balls and ended the season with three goals and an assist in helping Baltimore win its fourth straight National Division title.                               CHRIS GARRITY NAMED KRAUTER AND CO. MLL GOALIE OF THE YEAR Boston Netminder Helps Cannons Earn Second Straight American Division Title BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Saturday that Boston Cannons goalkeeper Chris Garrity has been named as the 2005 Krauter and Co. MLL Goalie of the Year. The Krauter Cup, a new trophy for MLL’s Goalie of the Year, was presented at the Major League Lacrosse Awards Luncheon by Krauter & Company CEO Neil Krauter. The award was based on votes submitted by the General Manager and the Head Coach of each of the six Major League Lacrosse teams. Garrity ended the season as the MLL’s leader in wins (10), save percentage (.596) and goals against average (12.5) in helping the Cannons win their second straight American Division title and matching the league’s best record with the Baltimore Bayhawks with a 10-2 mark. Garrity was named the Bud Light MVP three times during the regular season. Against the Rochester Rattlers on June 4, the former Penn State University goalkeeper made 19 saves, including seven in the third quarter, as the Cannons walked away with an 18-10 win over the Rattlers at Nickerson Field. On July 23 against Philadelphia, Garrity stopped 17 Philadelphia shots, including seven in the final 15 minutes, to help the Cannons hold off a frantic Barrage comeback and escape with an 11-10 win over last year’s MLL champions. In last week’s regular season-ending 19-16 win over the Long Island Lizards, Garrity made 19 saves before the game was stopped with 8:26 remaining in the fourth quarter because of rain. In a July 16 loss to Baltimore at Nickerson Field, Garrity made a career-high 25 saves against the Bayhawks, matching a league season high. He was named MLL Defensive Player of the Week after making 18 saves in Boston’s 16-14 win over the Rattlers at Bishop Kearney Field.                               WARRIOR PLAYERS OF THE YEAR, COACH OF THE YEAR ANNOUNCED Major League Lacrosse Also Awards Most Improved Player BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Saturday the winners of the Warrior Players of the Year, Coach of the Year and Most Improved Player awards. Awards were based on votes submitted by the General Manager and the Head Coach of each of the six MLL teams. The winners, along with other MLL honorees, were acknowledged on Saturday at the 2005 Major League Lacrosse Awards Luncheon. Rochester attackman Casey Powell was honored as the Offensive Player of the Year, while Long Island defenseman Nicky Polanco earned the Defensive Player of the Year award for the second straight year. Boston Coach Scott Hiller was selected as the Coach of the Year for the second time in his four-year tenure. In addition, Rochester attackman Andrew Combs received the Most Improved Player accolade. Warrior Offensive Player of the Year – Casey Powell, Rochester Rattlers Powell led the Rattlers in scoring and ranked second in the league with 57 points on 27 goals and 30 assists. The 30 assists were second in the league behind Boston attackman Conor Gill, who had 34 assists. Over the last five games, the former Syracuse University attackman scored 15 goals with 19 assists in helping Rochester end the regular season with a five-game win streak after starting the season with a 1-6 mark. He ended the season with a two-goal, four-assist effort against the Baltimore Bayhawks, tying him with Boston attackman Mark Millon for the league’s career points lead with 305 points. Powell was named Offensive Player of the Week three times in the final four weeks of the regular season. Warrior Defensive Player of the Year – Nicky Polanco, Long Island Lizards Polanco earns the Defensive Player of the Year award for the second straight season after holding some of the league’s top offensive players in check during the regular season. Polanco helped the Lizards hold opponents to a total of 180 goals in 12 games, which ranked third in the league. The former Hofstra University defender was named the league’s Defensive Player of the Week in Week 12 after holding Millon without a goal for the first time since August 8, 2002, a streak of 34 straight games. Polanco ended the season with 47 ground balls, which ranked second on the team. Warrior Coach of the Year – Scott Hiller, Boston Cannons Hiller was named the Coach of the Year after guiding the Cannons to their second straight American Division title and the league’s best mark with a 10-2 record. The 10 wins tie a single-season record, while the 10-2 record, which was matched by Baltimore this year, is the best in league history. The fourth-year coach was also honored as the Coach of the Year in 2002 after helping the Cannons reach a 7-7 record and a berth in the MLL semifinals. In four seasons as the Cannons’ leader, Hiller has compiled a record of 32-18 (.640), which ranks second on the all-time ledger behind Baltimore Player-Coach Gary Gait. Warrior Most Improved Player – Andrew Combs, Rochester Rattlers Combs went from being on the Rochester practice squad to making a major contribution to the Rattlers’ playoff push. After scoring just eight goals in his previous two seasons with Baltimore, Combs was picked up by Rochester in the 12th-round of the 2005 MLL Supplemental Draft. He exploded for 25 goals and three assists in eight games for the Rattlers. Against Philadelphia on July 14, the University of Maryland graduate scored a career-high six goals on just seven shots in Rochester’s 14-10 win, which started the five-game win streak. He was named the Offensive Player of the Week and followed that up with a four-goal effort against the Long Island Lizards on July 23. Against the Bayhawks in the regular season finale, he scored four goals, including the game-winner with just over a minute left in regulation, as the Rattlers earned a 21-19 victory over the National Division champions.                     GAIT AND MILLON EARN MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE’S TOP INDIVIDUAL HONOR Bud Light Season MVPs Helped Respective Teams to Division Titles BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Saturday that Baltimore Bayhawks attackman Gary Gait and Boston Cannons attackman Mark Millon have been named the 2005 Bud Light Season Most Valuable Players. The award was based on votes submitted by the General Manager and the Head Coach of each of the six Major League Lacrosse teams. In order to be considered for the Bud Light Season MVP, a player must have been named Bud Light Game MVP during the regular season. Gait and Millon, along with other MLL honorees, were acknowledged on Saturday at the 2005 Major League Lacrosse Awards Luncheon. Entering his fourth season as the Bayhawks’ Player-Coach, Gait had his best season in an MLL uniform. He led the league in goals (42) and points (63) in helping the Bayhawks to a league-best 10-2 record and their fourth National Division championship in five years. Prior to this season, Gait’s best year came last season when the former Syracuse University attackman scored 32 goals, including the first two-point tally of his MLL career, to go with 14 assists. Gait was named Bud Light Game MVP five times during the regular season. In the Bayhawks’ season-opening victory against New Jersey on May 28 in Seattle, Gait scored a game-high four goals in Baltimore’s 21-12 win over the Pride. Three weeks later, Gait led the Bayhawks to an 18-11, come-from-behind victory over the Rochester Rattlers by scoring three goals with three assists. Eight days later, he earned the award for a six-goal, one-assist effort in a 22-13 win over the Rattlers at Johnny Unitas ® Stadium. Against the Boston Cannons on July 16, Gait scored four goals to go with an assist to earn Game MVP honors as the Bayhawks improved to 8-0 with a 20-17 victory over the Cannons. Two weeks ago, Gait scored a game-high five goals with three assists in Baltimore’s 19-9 win over the Philadelphia Barrage. Millon helped the Cannons win their second consecutive American Division title after being traded to Boston from Baltimore in exchange for goalkeeper Trevor Tierney. The trade paid instant dividends for the Cannons, as Millon scored four goals with four assists in his Cannons debut against Philadelphia on May 29. It was the first of four games in which the former University of Massachusetts attackman earned Bud Light Game MVP honors during the regular season. Two weeks later, Millon scored a game-high five goals with an assist in the Cannons’ 16-14, come-from-behind win over Rochester at Bishop Kearney Field. Against the New Jersey Pride on June 25, Millon tallied five more goals with two assists in the Cannons’ 19-14 win for their fifth straight win to open the season. On July 31, Millon had the best offensive night in Major League Lacrosse history against his former team. He tied a league record with nine goals while setting a league mark with 14 points as the Cannons snapped Baltimore’s nine-game win streak with a commanding 25-13 win over the Bayhawks. Millon scored five of those goals in the first half as Boston jumped out to a 12-7 lead at the intermission and never trailed from that point. Millon ended the season with 56 points on 38 goals and 18 assists, ranking third in the league in points behind Gait and Rochester attackman Casey Powell. He became the first player in league history to score 200 career goals and register 300 career points with his 14-point outing against the Bayhawks and currently stands tied for first place with Powell on the league’s all-time points list. McCLAY HONORED WITH INAUGURAL STARBUCKS COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD New Jersey Defenseman Supports Local Special Olympics BOSTON, Mass. – Major League Lacrosse, the premier professional outdoor lacrosse league, announced Saturday that New Jersey Pride defenseman Ryan McClay has been honored with the inaugural Starbucks Community Service Award. McClay, along with other MLL honorees, was acknowledged on Saturday at the 2005 Major League Lacrosse Awards Luncheon. McClay was the New Jersey team recipient of the award in recognition of his work with the Westchester/Putnam County Special Olympics. On the field, he started all 12 games for the Pride and led the team in ground balls with 47. He tallied an assist in the Pride’s July 16 loss to Long Island. From MLL Releases ACTION VIDEOS SEMI-FINAL: Baltimore over Rochester Rochester's Ryan Powell to Buggs Combs Rochester's Dennis Juleff to Buggs Combs Baltimore's Gary Gait Rochester's Sean Lindsay to Buggs Combs Rochester's Kevin Cassese to AJ Shannon Baltimore's Gary Gait Baltimore's Paul Cantabene Baltimore's Tom Marachek Baltimore's Mikey Powell to Josh Sims Baltimore's Trevor Tierney Rochester's John Grant to Ryan Powell Rochester's Tillman Johnson Ouch! Rochester's Tillman Johnson makes a cup save on Gary Gait Baltimore's Mikey Powell to Tom Marachek (Tournament's best goal) Baltimore's Mikey Powell to Jeff Sonke Rochester's Tillman Johnson Rochester's John Grant to AJ Shannon Baltimore's Mark Frye to Gavin Prout Baltimore's Paul Cantabene Baltimore's Trevor Tierney Rochester's Tillman Johnson Baltimore's Trevor Tierney Baltimore's Trevor Tierney Rochester's Casey Powell to Buggs Combs Baltimore's Gary Gait Baltimore's Mikey Powell Baltimore's Gary Gait again! Rochester's Tillman Johnson again! Baltimore's Trevor Tierney again! Baltimore's Tom Marachek to Gary Gait SEMI-FINAL: Long Island over Boston Boston's Jarett Park Boston's Conor Gill Long Island's Tim Goettelmann Boston's David Jenkins Long Island's Greg Cattrano Long Island's Jay Jalbert to Stephen Berger Long Island's to Tim Goettelmann Boston's Conor Gill to Chris Fiore Boston's Mike Battista Long Island's Tim Goettelmann again! Boston's Conor Gill to TBD Boston's Mark Millon to Kevin Leveille Long Island's Greg Cattrano Long Island's John Gagliardi Long Island's Blake Miller Boston's Chris Garrity Boston's Chris Rotelli Boston's Kevin Leveille Long Island's Jay Jalbert Long Island's Greg Cattrano Boston's Conor Gill again! Long Island's Jay Jalbert to AJ Haugen Long Island's Stephen Berger Boston's Chris Garrity Long Island's Greg Cattrano Long Island's to Stephen Berger Boston's Conor Gill to Mark Millon Boston's Peter Inge can play lacrosse. He's not doing so in this clip. Long Island's Chris Massey Long Island's AJ Haugen to Blake Miller A frustrated Mark Millon demonstates his "golf like" swing Long Island's Stephen Berger to Blake Miller Boston's David Jenkins Boston's John Christmas Boston's Chris Garrity again! Long Island's AJ Haugen to Stephen Berger Long Island's Greg Cattrano Boston's Chris Fiore Long Island's Tim Goettelmann to AJ Haugen Boston's Chris Fiore again! Long Island's Jay Jalbert Long Island's Jay Jalbert and Pat McCabe No call on Boston's Chris Passavia? Long Island's Jime Mule celebrates! CHAMPIONSHIP: Baltimore over Long Island Long Island's Jay Jalbert Baltimore's Mikey Powell Baltimore's Jeff Sonke Baltimore's Josh Sims Baltimore's Brodie Merrill to Christian Cook to Gary Gait Baltimore's Mikey Powell again! Baltimore's Drew Pfarr Baltimore's Paul Cantabene and Long Island's Stephen Berger Baltimore's David Curry to Tom Marachek Baltimore's Mikey Powell to Josh Sims Long Island's Stephen Berger to Tim Goettelmann Long Island's Greg Cattrano Baltimore's David Curry Long Island's Conor Denihan to Blake Miller Baltimore's Lee Zink Baltimore's Danny Cocchi Baltimore's Paul Cantabene and Josh Sims Baltimore's Tom Marachek to Gary Gait Baltimore's Paul Cantabene and Gavin Prout Long Island's Greg Cattrano Long Island's AJ Haugen Baltimore's Trevor Tierney Long Island's Greg Cattrano Baltimore's Tom Marachek to Mikey Powell Long Island's Greg Cattrano again! Baltimore's Trevor Tierney again! Baltimore's Gary Gait |
