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RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

I was at a Harvard game a few years ago when this conversation came up. The previous year Trinity (CT) went 45-1 winning the D3 World Series. Someone asked if Trinity could beat Harvard. A person in the conversation was a friend and former teammate of Coach Decker (then of Trinity, now at Harvard). Decker told him Trinity could compete with Harvard with their ace on the mound. That was Tim Kiely who was drafted in the 20s and made it to AAA. That Trinity team also had two other players signed as free agents. But the coach felt after Kiely Harvard would have a distinct advantage.

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