OLYMPIC REPORT 15 DAYS TO THE GAMES : Five Cut as 20-Man Roster Set
- Share via
The U.S. Olympic baseball team was set when Coach Skip Bertman cut five players to get to the 20-man limit in Norfolk, Va.
Bertman released Pepperdine pitcher Randy Wolf, Hawaii pitcher Mark Johnson and Mississippi State pitcher Eric DuBose along with Wichita State infielder Casey Blake and Florida State outfielder J.D. Drew, but designated each as alternates.
The moves leave Bertman with a seven-man pitching staff, which includes Jim Parque of UCLA.
Other Southland players making the team were UCLA infielder Troy Glaus, USC outfielder Jacque Jones and Cal State Fullerton outfielder Mark Kotsay. Stanford catcher A.J. Hinch also earned a spot.
More to Read
Go beyond the scoreboard
Get the latest on L.A.'s teams in the daily Sports Report newsletter.
You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times.