Mendocino College

They get a big win in part due to the collaborative effort of pitching and the opener of Ray Kerr, who now in two opener appearances this postseason has six innings pitched, three hits allowed, zero runs allowed, and six strikeouts, including two and two-thirds, with no runs allowed and four strikeouts against the Dodgers last night at the opener.

Ray Curran played a season of college baseball at Mendocino College before he became academically ineligible and had to move back home to Reno.

There he worked at a 7-Eleven and a movie theater before he returned to Lassen Community College and played for the Peninsula Oilers in the Alaskans.

which got him a tryout with the Mariners and the Marlins.

Giants and Athletics game in Oakland when he was 13 years old.

He pitched two years at Mendocino College, went 3-7 with a 4-60 ERA.

He quit, went home to Reno, took a job at the IMAX Theater and a job at the 7-Eleven.

Here's what he said.

That was the name that he used when he was a player.

He was kind of a fringe collegiate player at Mendocino College, and then he played for a semi-pro men's club team in Kalamazoo called the West Michigan Bulls.

And you can search records under Montel Fleming.

You can search records under Montel Nix-Fleming.