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Rays pitching coach Kyle Snyder guided by Sarasota roots to World Series — Safety Harbor Schools news

Tampa Bay Rays pitching coach Kyle Snyder has reached the World Series, but his love of baseball started when he was a child in Sarasota. Sarasota roots build baseball foundationSnyder developed his passion for the sport at local fields across Sarasota. His athletic path began in early childhood and stretched from tee-ball to Arlington Park before leading to professional stadiums.During his varsity career at Riverview High School, Snyder stood out as a multi-sport athlete and dedicated student. He lettered in four sports while preparing for a long career in baseball.Major league coach connectionsRays manager Kevin Cash called Snyder the best in baseball at what he does. During his senior year at Riverview High School, Snyder mapped out his ambition."I'm going to continue playing the game as far as I am able to be successful with it," Snyder said.His mother, Sandy Snyder, said his personal touch sets him apart in professional sports."I couldn’t be prouder. I’ve been proud of him his who

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