Beavers Marnon Signs with Twins Organization
Source: United Shore Professional Baseball News
By Zach Libby Utica — Kevin Marnon wasn’t expecting to hear anything the day of the MLB Draft back in June, but still had hopes of continuing his baseball career. He also didn’t think his time with the USPBL would end so soon. Marnon, the 23-year-old and native of Shelby Township, Michigan, said goodbye Thursday when it was announced that he signed with the Minnesota Twins organization. The former left-handed pitcher of the Birmingham-Bloomfield Beavers is expected to join the GCL Twins of the Gulf Coast League in Fort Myers, Florida. He’s the 16th player from the league to be signed by an MLB affiliate and the third this season. “The goal is obviously to make it to the show,” Marnon said. “I just have to keep working hard, get a little bit better every single day and learn from the guys at that level.” Marnon’s time at Jimmy John’s Field began when his head coach at Ball State University, Rich Maloney, reached out to manager Chris Newell helped organized a tryout with the Beavers. “[Newell] is like a second father to me,” Marnon said. “I’ve known him for just a short time but we have a very good relationship…
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