A former Sun Devils baseball player recently got called up to the major leagues after 13 seasons in the minor leagues. MORE ⬇️
The journey for Drew Maggi started, in part, during the 2010 Super Regional in Tempe against the Arkansas Razorbacks.
Then in the 12th inning, Maggi hit a two-run homer in left-center field. The Sun Devils would go on to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. If you’re into baseball stats, consider this; Maggi played 1,155 games and had 4,494 plate appearances in the minors.“Shout out to the trainers,” said Maggi while stressing he couldn’t do it all on his own.
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