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It’s time for Matt Gage to take full advantage of being on the New York Mets roster because it’s they're for the taking.

Gage has been on the big-league rosters of Toronto, Houston and most recently the Los Angeles Dodgers.

NY Daily News' Yankees' beat writer Gary Phillips joined 'The Drive' this week, and spoke about New York's offseason additions, including Siena's Matt Gage.

Broadalbin Perth grad Matt Gage another Section II player lands with the New York Yankees joining Columbia grad Kevin Smith.

MJ and I had on Siena men's basketball head coach Carmen Maciarello and brand new Siena baseball head coach Alex Jurczynski right here on Big Board Sports.

He stands six foot, six inches tall. On top of a regulation collegiate baseball pitchers mound, make that seven and a half feet and he is listed at 245 pounds. Siena's #47 throws from the left side and with his imposing size, can be a challenge for any hitter. Niagara University certainly found that out last Saturday.

The Albany Cup is returning and it should be. Siena College and the University at Albany officially announced the return of the premier Capital Region men's basketball series at a joint press conference Tuesday at 677 Prime in downtown Albany. Both athletic directors have confirmed for months on The Drive with Charlie & Dan that they were working towards an agreement. The three-year deal tips off at the newly renamed MVP Arena next season.

There is a big clinic coming up for youth baseball players at Siena college this Saturday. There is still time to sign up and learn from a man that has skippered the Saints for the last 47 years, Tony Rossi. Just go to HERE for all the details...

Siena baseball head coach Tony Rossi won his 800th game on Sunday and the win against Canisius also happened to secure the MAAC Championship and the program's second birth in the NCAA Tournament.

Dan Paolini ended his college baseball career at Siena today as he signed a professional contract with the Seattle Mariners. The two-time MAAC Player of the Year forgoes his final season of collegiate eligibility.

At about 3:30pm on Tuesday, Dan Paolini heard his named called in the Major League Baseball Draft. The Seattle Mariners took the Siena College 2nd baseman in the 10th round (he was the 303rd overall pick).

Brian Sinkoff was joined on the 3-year anniversary of "Sound-off with Sinkoff" Thursday (4/14/11) by Siena baseball 2nd baseman and new all-time MAAC homerun king Dan Paolini.