Justin Brantley #14
Sophomore • Pitcher Ht/Wt: 5-10/150 Bats/Throws: R/R Hudson, N.Y./Hudson Major: Business
GENERAL: Local product with a high 80s fastball and an exceptional baseball heritage…Lanky pitcher with a lively armand very high ceiling…Solid command on all four pitches with an out-
standing changeup…Excellent crunch-time pitcher who helped keep Siena’s postseason hopes alive with key pitching performances last May.
AS A FRESHMAN: Took the mound in 16 games, with 13 starts…Went 4-5 with an 8.16 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 64 innings pitched…Earned his first collegiate win at South Alabama (3/6), allowing one run on five hits in eight innings…Struck out season-high eight hitters at NYIT (3/20)…Earned clutch victories over Saint Peter’s (5/9) and Fairfield (5/15) as Siena was pushing for a spot in the MAAC Tournament.
BEFORE SIENA: Exceptional athlete, lettering in four sports…Named All-League as a junior and senior and Third Team All-State as a senior…Was also named an All-League basketball player and Male Athlete of the Year for Hudson…Uncle, Mickey, played professionally for the Seattle Mariners and is currently a professional hitting coach…Cousin, Michael, is currently in the Cleveland Indians organization.
ROSSI ON BRANTLEY: “Justin has a lot of ability and this year should be a break-out year for him. The coaching staff is looking for great things from him and feels that he will be a major force.”
Career Bests
First Appearance: Stetson (2/21/10) FirstWin: South Alabama (3/6/10) Strikeouts: 8 – NYIT (3/20/10)
Brantley’s Career Stats Year
2010 TOTAL 8.16 45 16
ERA WL App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP HR ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 8.16 45 16
13 00 1 0 64.0 95 69 13 00 1 0 64.0 95 69
58 29 43 16 58 29 43 16
3 10 328 .338 3 10 328 .338
6 6
10 06 2 10 06 2
2011 SIENA COLLEGE BASEBALL 31
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