Kevin Martin Deals and Sal Stewart Shines in Westminster Extra Innings Win

The evening started with a matchup of two future teammates at the University of Florida. With Kevin Martin on the mound for No 18 Westminster and Ryan Cabarcas on the hill for no 4 American Heritage. Both guys would look in control early, while neither would allow a run through three innings.

Martin, who worked mostly 85-90 mph with a fastball has a large, strong frame, stands tall and works downhill with some heaviness. He also featured a compact, simple arm action and a slurvry slider, that looked more like a curveball at times, at 78-80 mph, along with a straight changeup at 77 mph.

Kevin Martin of @WCS__Baseball has matched Cabarcas early. Working around a single from Ferraro ton strike out the side in the second. Working 85-90. pic.twitter.com/zDnEMqTKS9

— Doug Freeman (@DougFreemanPBR) April 3, 2019

Cabarcas is on the opposite end of the spectrum when it comes to his frame. A bit undersized, he is lanky and lean. He has a loose quick arm and attacked with an 86-88 mph fastball early with late arm side run. He continues to show his above average curveball that stayed mostly 77-79 mph and a fading changeup at 80-82 mph.

Through 2 Cabarcas has struck out 2. Working 86-88 with some asr. CB 77-79, CH 80 @_AHbaseball_ pic.twitter.com/OvcaA2GUql

— Doug Freeman (@DougFreemanPBR) April 3, 2019

Westminster would break through first with a home run from the talented freshman Sal Stewart in the fourth. Stewart would go 3-4 on the day with the home run, a pair of single, a walk and a line out. Perhaps the biggest standout of the entire game, he hit.....SIGN IN BELOW TO SEE FULL GAME RECAP

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