Danny Graves pitched for the Miami Hurricanes, Team USA, and then as a 2-time All-Star in the bigs. He’s now an analyst on the ACC Network. Daron Vaught has covered ACC baseball for a decade as a play-by-play broadcaster on ACC baseball all over and the voice of USA Baseball.
Together, there’s no better tandem to link up every week to break down the weekend’s ACC slate, tell the most compelling stories of the ACC’s players and teams, discuss college baseball at large, and have outrageous fun doing it.
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Danny Graves pitched for the Miami Hurricanes, Team USA, and then as a 2-time All-Star in the bigs. He’s now an analyst on the ACC Network. Daron Vaught has covered ACC baseball for a decade as a play-by-play broadcaster on ACC baseball all over and the voice of USA Baseball.
Together, there’s no better tandem to link up every week to break down the weekend’s ACC slate, tell the most compelling stories of the ACC’s players and teams, discuss college baseball at large, and have outrageous fun doing it.
On this episode of ACC Baseball Etc., Daron Vaught is joined by Yuri Karasawa to break down Stanford first baseman Rintaro Sasaki being selected in the Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) Draft and how that might affect the Japanese prospect's unprecedented journey.
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ACC Baseball Etc.
Danny Graves pitched for the Miami Hurricanes, Team USA, and then as a 2-time All-Star in the bigs. He’s now an analyst on the ACC Network. Daron Vaught has covered ACC baseball for a decade as a play-by-play broadcaster on ACC baseball all over and the voice of USA Baseball.
Together, there’s no better tandem to link up every week to break down the weekend’s ACC slate, tell the most compelling stories of the ACC’s players and teams, discuss college baseball at large, and have outrageous fun doing it.
