Adam Greenberg steps up to the plate for Marlins
Posted Oct 3, 2012
Adam Greenberg’s level of determination and perseverance was clear to everyone on the UNC baseball team. But it became apparent to the rest of the country Tuesday, when the New Haven, Conn., native got his first Major League at-bat with the Miami Marlins, seven years after he was hit in the head by a pitch in his only previous Major League plate appearance.
(Durham Herald-Sun)
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