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Aaron begins his Chiefs' and ICL career in 2018......Is coming off two outstanding campaigns for the Framingham State Rams.....This past spring he started 39 games for FSU and led the team with a .378 average, going 56-148 with 23 RBI's and 25 stolen bases in 28 attempts.....Had 11 multiple hit games in 2018.....Hit .244 for Framingham State in 2017 in 42 games with 17 RBI's and stealing 19 out of 21 bases.....Was a multiple sport star at Brockton High graduating in 2015....
Evan returns to wear the Chiefs' colors after spending 2016-2017 with the Arlington Trojans.....First came onboard with the team as rookie in 2013.....The lefty played three seasons from 2013-2015 and was part of the 2014 championship sqaud.....Appeared in 17 games for the Chiefs over that span and had a career ERA of 2.59.....Started 14 games for Arlington over the last two summers.....Just graduted from Bentey University where he went 4-3 with a 2.85 ERA, striking out 54 batters in 47.1 innings, for the Falcons in 10 games.....Recorded wins this spring over St. Michael's, American International, Pace, and had a 12 strikeout, one-hit, complete game gem over Nyack in Winter Park, FL on March 5.....Won 11 career games at Bentley while making 47 appearances for former Chief Hall of Famer Bob DeFelice......Before Bentley, Evan starred at Arlington Catholic where he was named a two-time Catholic Central League all-star, finishing up his high school career with 16 wins.....Evan's father Ed played baeball at Eckerd College....
Desai Wins 2017 ICL Pitcher of the Year Award
Woburn, MA- Chiefs' lefthander Josh Deasi was voted in as the 2017 ICL Pitcher of the Year.
The former Suffolk University standout and Shrewsbury, MA resident finished the 2017 campaign with an overall record of 7-0.
During the regular season, Desai posted a league best 0.88 ERA and struck out 57 batters in just 40 innings of work. He also added a playoff win against the Reading Bulldogs.
Desai will be honored at the ICL's Hall of Fame, Awards, and Reunion Dinner on Saturday, November 11 at the Montvale Plaza in Stoneham, MA.
The complete list of the 2017 Award Winners is below:
Most Valuable Player- Bobby Losanno, Wakefield Merchants
Outstanding Hitter- Will Brennan, Watertown Reds
Outstanding Pitcher- Josh Desai, Andre Chiefs
Batting Champion- Jeff Costello, Lexington Blue Sox
Rookie of the Year- Jeff Costello, Lexington Blue Sox
Rookie Pitcher of the Year- Alex Mandrus, Reading Bulldogs
Les DeMarco Sportsmanship Award- Johnny Hayes, Reading Bulldogs
Playoff MVP Hitter- Dan Graham & Ross Curley, Lexington Blue Sox
Playoff MVP Pitcher- Ryan Filipowicz & Drew Leenhouts, Lexington Blue Sox
