""I'm just really grateful for the opportunity to be here. Just want to go in, attack the zone, do the best I can and run with the opportunity I've been given.""
""(The error) was tough, but I know the defense is working behind me. I just have to keep executing and do my job and I felt as though I did that.""
Harrison Cohen, a 26-year-old right-hander, has been performing exceptionally well since his promotion to Triple-A with the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. Notably, he has not allowed a run in his initial three appearances, with a remarkable record of 14.1 consecutive scoreless innings from Double-A. Cohen's Triple-A debut showcased his resilience as he rebounded from an early error to strike out a batter. He emphasizes a day-to-day mentality and gratitude for the opportunity, while RailRiders manager Shelley Duncan praised his performance, marking him as a promising prospect for the team.
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