Key players from Kansas State you will need to know when they take on the TCU Horned Frogs this weekend.
on April 27-29. Here are some key Kansas State baseball players that TCU fans should know before the series.Graduate left-handed pitcher from Litchfield, Minnesota
The 6'5'' lefty has been a key piece for the Wildcats this season. He has been a reliable starting option time and time again. He does have the ability to go long innings and has gone up to eight this season. However, he usually goes somewhere around 5-6 innings. If Boerema can go at least five innings, that will be huge for the Wildcats, as they will not have to turn to their bullpen much in game one. This season, he has maintained a 5.50 ERA.
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