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Speed matters for Cavasinni


Through it all, has heeded the advice of his maternal grandfather, , who played for Springfield College in Massachusetts in the 1940s. Cavasinni's gift of speed offsets his lack of size and makes him a dangerous leadoff hitter for the Tar Heels, who play a best-of-3 super regional series at Alabama starting at 7 p.m. today for the right to go to the College World Series. (Charlotte Observer)

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