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Sean Quirk is the architect behind the new-look Cannons LC. True to the Core: How Sean Quirk Built the Cannons Lacrosse Club Thu May 27 2021 | Nelson Rice | Pro Sean Quirk believes you become what you surround yourself with. If that’s the case, then the Cannons Lacrosse Club will become a blend of veteran leaders who are some of the most recognizable names in the game, arguably the world’s best player and a nucleus of young talent that made waves last summer. That balance is by design. “I love where we are with the roster and what we’ve built up to this point,” Quirk said.
Photo by Rich Barnes/Getty Images You may not know it, but lacrosse has a professional league called the Premier Lacrosse League, which merged with Major League Lacrosse late last year. The PLL has been active since 2019 and quite a few Syracuse players feature in the league. Scott Ratliff, Sergio Salcido, Randy Staats, Joel White, John Galloway, and Matt Abbott are the former Orange players who are currently on a PLL roster. Three more Syracuse players joined them on Sunday night, marking the first time that the Orange had players selected in the PLL Draft. Peter Dearth, Stephen Rehfuss, an...
LSM This is Reece Eddy’s time we are just watching the clock. Longstick midfield is one of the hardest positions to adjust to when a player makes the jump from college to the pros. The only other position that is harder is probably goalie, and it’s for the exact same reason: speed. Eddy certainly adjusted to the speed quickly, but one of the reasons that the Chrome protected Eli Salama over him is that, physically, Salama is better built for the mean grass streets between the hash marks. Still, Eddy is a phenomenal complement. There is no other player I would want as my second LSM in a tw...