Dom Amore's Sunday Read: Meet Yale's Jack Ohman, leading the nation in ERA; UConn men probing Boston and more

Yale's Baseball Star: Jack Ohman

Jack Ohman, a Yale baseball pitcher and son of former MLB player Will Ohman, is leading the nation in ERA with an impressive 0.67. His success is attributed to a newly developed gyro slider, complementing his fastball and curveball. Ohman's performance has earned him multiple Ivy League awards and national recognition.

UConn Men's Basketball

UConn men's basketball is exploring playing a game against BYU at TD Garden in Boston. Athletic Director David Benedict explains the decision as a strategy to increase fan reach and financial gains.

Other Connecticut Sports News

The article also includes several short updates on various Connecticut sports, including:

• The passing of legendary high school football coach Jim Buonocore.
• The death of renowned University of New Haven baseball coach Frank “Porky” Vieira.
• Kristin Caruso's appointment as permanent women's basketball head coach at CCSU.
• John Sterling's return to radio.
• Updates on book releases by Dom Amore and Bill Madden.
• The UConn Club's Crystal Award to Andy Baylock.
• T.J. Wiest's candidacy for SCSU head football coach.
• Fabulous catches by UConn's Caleb Shpur, UMass's Anthony Tirado, and Quinnipiac's Gabe Wright.
• The Franciscan Sports Banquet and Silent Auction.
• The return of UConn hockey players Joey Muldowney and Jake Richard, and the addition of new recruit Elias Straume Vatne from Norway.
• Roberto Mercado's management of the Orioles' Double A Bowie affiliate.

NFL Draft and the New York Giants

The article concludes with a discussion of the New York Giants' success in the NFL Draft, acquiring Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart. It also mentions Lawrence Taylor's reaction to Carter's request to wear his retired number.