It was a normal day for Alec Grosser, unknown pitcher from T.C. Williams High School. He was riding with his teammate to a tournament and then they got a flat tire. Another player that had just finished their tournament and passed the breakdown and recognized Grosser and his teammate, he picked them up and took them to their tournament. They arrrived in the middle innings and he had been issused a jersey and a hat. He warmed up and enetered the game in the sixth innning with the game tied at 1-1. He pitched six innings, reaching 94 mph on one scouts radar and 95 mph on anothers radar. He also had a slider that broke in units of feet and murmurs rippled the stadium. He said “I kind of felt the buzz, definitely.” Grosser then started to get recognized after that game, he started the season for Titans at home against South County. Striking out 1o players in four innings, he had opened up a lot of door for himself and could be looking foward to making some money said one scout. Grosser was then contacted by 29 out of the 30 major league baseball teams so he can enter the major league draft. I can visualize all the attention he was getting and I also connect to it because at a camp I was unknown and nobody knew I had so much talent and speed in me.