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By Stephen J. Gleason, Crimson Staff Writer March 10, 2016

“While we’re not looking at last year’s statistics so much, it’s one of those things that we’re doing every little thing we can do to make sure those one-run games go our way” Link said. “The Ivy League is a grind. Sometimes it comes down to who wants it the most so it’s the little things that get you winning those close games.”

While the usual suspects will likely figure to remain atop the conference, this year’s Crimson team appears to have the mix of experience and youth as well as offense and pitching needed to to win the one-run games it lost last season. An improved pitching staff and a balanced infield have the potential to take the next step and bring Harvard its first winning Ivy League season since 2007.

“I think this year more than in the past, we have a pretty good balance of pitching, defense, and hitting,” Link said. “I really feel like we have guys stepping up now from both sides. It’s one of those things where we go live, you never know what you’re going to get.”

Staff writer Stephen J. Gleason can be reached at stephen.gleason@thecrimson.com.

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