By Audrey Snyder

Collegian Staff Writer

Last year’s Single-A Short Season seemed more like an eternity for many of the players on the State College Spikes’ roster.

After enduring the worst record in the New York-Penn League (18-56), the team saw changes in its management and front office. With new manager Gary Robinson at the helm, the 2009 Spikes believe the experience of their returning players will make a difference on the field and help new players adjust to professional baseball.

via Returning players contribute experience – The Daily Collegian Online .

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