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Record: 16-3, Bronx A West Player to watch: P/1B/RF Tyler Gurman Outlook: Moments after Madison’s 4-2 victory over No. 5 Norman Thomas, the Knights fielded plenty of questions about top-seeded James Monroe, their likely semifinal opponent. Hours later, when Caiazza was told No. 8 Lehman upset the Eagles, he didn’t exactly do cartwheels. “I’m very wary of them,” he said. “We’re talking about somebody who just beat the No. 1 seed. They are riding a lot of momentum. We’re not looking at them as an eighth seed. They just took the place of the No. 1 seed.” That’s not just coach-speak -- he should be concerned. The Lions went 13-3 in Bronx A East, one of the best division in the city, and two of those losses were heartbreaking onerun setbacks to Clinton and Morris. The lineup, led by Gurman and slugging catcher Andy Ramos (team-high 31 RBIs), is deep and potent. Lehman has won eight in a row and is riding high after snapping a three-game losing streak to rival Monroe, a victory Droz called one of the greatest in his seven seasons at the helm. “That’s over with. We got to treat tomorrow’s game and every other game after that like it’s a championship game,” Droz said. “No matter who we’re playing.” Unlike Lehman, which is back in the semifinals after a four-year hiatus, Madison has made this somewhat of a habit. The Knights are in the final four for the third straight time -- staggering consistency considering the program’s lack of star power. Eddie Lenahan is the ace of the staff, but he gets by on guile. The lineup is improved. Centerfielder Joe Calascione, third baseman Matt Maher and left fielder John Yuksekol have developed into middle-of-the-order threats and Canarsie transfer Joe Abadia has brought speed to the top of the lineup. Still, Madison wins because of its pitching – sophomores Joe Cali and Mike Fitzpatrick follow Lenahan in the rotation and Matt Ecock is a shutdown reliever – and defense. For all the winning under Caiazza – six times the Knights have reached this juncture – he is still looking for the school’s first city title. “Always a bridesmaid,” he said. “Eventually, it’s gotta happen.” zbraziller@nypost.com Page 68 of 154
Live blog recap: PSAL Class A baseball semifinals Game 1 June 4, 2010 ι By ZACH BRAZILLER Twenty-eight teams have been eliminated. Just four remain. Two will survive the weekend and play for championship glory. Yes, the PSAL's best-of-three semifinals are here. They begin tomorrow night at MCU Park before the scene moves to the College of Staten Island on Saturday. The two matchups promise plenty of excitement. In the opener, No. 2 George Washington and No. 3 Tottenville – two of the last three city champions – meet in a clash of premier programs. Next up is No. 4 James Madison, in the semifinals for the third time in as many years, against No. 8 Lehman, the Cinderella story of these playoffs. The Lions, bear in mind, upset No. 1 Monroe in the quarterfinals. If you can’t make it out to Coney Island Friday afternoon, don’t worry. The Post has you covered. We will bring you an all-encompassing live blog with Zach Braziller and Joseph Staszewski coming at you from MCU Park, home of the Brooklyn Cyclones. That’s right, double-barrel action. Here’s Friday's schedule: 4 p.m. – No. 2 George Washington vs. No. 3 Tottenville 7 p.m. – No. 4 James Madison vs. No. 8 Lehman Join us starting at 3:30 p.m. when we’ll bring you the starting lineups and plenty of pre-game analysis. To join our interactive live blog, simply click the box below. Page 69 of 154
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