Trevino Supports New York High School Team
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Jose Trevino^ his phone has been texted by friends this past week text from lit up with comments like: “Can you imagine this is us?”
When the dust settles, Palmyra- Macedonia won 6-5, and Trevino’s heart ached — especially young catcher Hornell.
“I’m just for this kid and his Teammates feel bad, think they won the championship,” Trevino said. “I won two state championships in high school. I know the satisfaction of winning a game and spending a full year with the people in my town who grew up. It means a lot. I just know what it means to them to win How many.”
“They’re great; they’re good Kid,” Trevino said. “It was a great conversation. We talked for a long time.”
“I watched the video again and it was in my It looked like he tagged him; he looked back at the referee to make sure, like, ‘Hey, you saw me tag him,'” Trevino said. “I can’t even imagine what’s going on in the catcher’s head. He’s such a big part of that team, and it’s hard for him to go out there in that way and make it happen.”
“If it wasn’t for high school baseball, I wouldn’t would be where it is today,” Trevino said. “This is very important to me.”
Call Trevino to invite players to Yankee Stadium for future home games; Hornell is in upstate New York, about a five-hour drive from the Bronx.
Trevino said his message to catchers everywhere was: “There’s a reason they’re catching at that level. The rest of the field can’t do it, or don’t want to. The catchers are the ones who are brave enough to get out there and strap on their gear, and everyone’s looking to them for answers. “
