Game Two: Durham Preparatory (9)

Bryce was a little to eager so when he came out without Kelvin, he was stuck throwing the ball around with us infielders. Noah looked as skeptical as I felt. I didn't have a justified reason as to why I felt that way, I just haven't seen him pitch before and that made me nervous since we're in a tight spot.

Soon enough, Kelvin came out and Bryce was able to start throwing some practice pitches. From the corner of my eye I could see someone warming up in our bullpen, giving me the feeling that coach didn't believe that Bryce could get all three out.

The umpire called for the game to resume, and the Durham batter to step up to the plate. Bryce would only get to face three batters, but unfortunately for him he took the mound in time to face batters three, four, and five. That's basically the core of any teams lineup.