I have officially entered the NCAA Transfer Portal as a graduate transfer with 2 years of eligibility remaining. RHP | Columbia University 6’3” 215 lbs FB | 97.6 2.1 Career ERA 2026 World Baseball Classic: Strikeout of Bobby Witt Jr 3.5 GPA 424-999-8755 [email protected]

First outing of the fall. 3.0 IP | 4 K | 0 BB | 2 H | 0 ER FB: 89–90, T91 SL: 81–82 CB: 77–78 CH: 80–81 Good start to the fall. Back to work. @Miles_Moeller @swarmredelite @SaguaroBaseball @PrepBaseballAZ @PB_Uncommitted @PG_FourCorners

This is wacked out. 12. Really. 4 million like it’s $400 to a 12 year old. Can’t pay people in the game what they deserve… meaning minor league players and many staff, scouts, etc (at all levels). But tossing 4 million at a 12 year old. Just don’t get it and likely never will.

Davo is moving on to the next chapter of his life. Long-time General Manager Nathan Davison has decided it's time to step away from his front office career with the club, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy of accomplishments and culture. He has a 26-season association with the Giants as both a player and front office figure. He is the only person who has been involved with the ABL in Adelaide every single year of its iteration. Davo played 10 years and 437 games for Adelaide before moving into the front office when the ABL returned, serving as Assistant General Manager from 2010-2013 and General Manager/CEO from 2013-2026. Across that time, he guided the club through multiple ownership changes and vastly different eras of the ABL. The list of accomplishments during his tenure is remarkable. Some of them are: - Breaking a 43-year SA Claxton Shield drought; - Winning three ABL championships (23, 24 and 26); - Setting the ABL single-game attendance record; - Forging relationships with major international organisations, including the Tokyo Giants and Philadelphia Phillies; - Forming partnerships with CPBL and KBO clubs; - Navigating the club through COVID-19; - Helping lead professional baseball in Australia in the use of data, analytics and scouting; - Rebranding the Bite back to the Giants; - Turning Adelaide into one of the premier destinations for players in Australian baseball, while continuing to develop elite South Australian talent; - Hiring, mentoring and leading dozens of people and players across all aspects of the organisation, many of whom remain with the club or have gone on to achieve incredible things; We’re sure there’s plenty we’ve missed. It doesn’t even include his time as CEO of Baseball South Australia. But of all those accomplishments, Nathan says what motivated him most was the people. “My intention was always to make the Adelaide Giants a place that people wanted to be…and to leave it in a better place,” said Davison. “I can’t be the judge of either of those but hopefully others will see that and can continue to enjoy what so many people have put so much work in.” Hear from Davo: adelaidegiants.com.au/news/d…

Thank you @TheShoveDay @PFAbaseball @PFAsportsSFV @CaliforniaPFA for the great Shove Day Event. FB Avg. Pitch Speed: Avg. 86-87 mph @HBHS_basebll @TB_SoCalTeams @SoCalMets @JaredDWilson #uncommitted

@FiveTool @FiveToolCA World Series West 16u - Semifinals 2ip 2k OR | Winning Pitcher FB: 84-86 T87 SL: 76-77 CH: 79-80 #fivetoolwestws #uncommitted @HBHS_basebll @TB_SoCalTeams @SoCalMets @TheShoveDay @JaredDWilson