Damien Sordelett

2 days ago | roanoke.com | Damien Sordelett

The first sentence of Warren Schaeffer’s player biography from the 2007 Virginia Tech baseball roster says the then-senior “possesses a competitive approach, work ethic and motor that are hard to match.”Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Kyle Freeland has seen those same traits in Schaeffer nearly two decades later. “He’s a high-energy guy who is going to be willing to work every single day. We love what he’s been doing, especially with our infielders,” Freeland told Rockies beat reporters Sunday.

2 days ago | dailyprogress.com | Damien Sordelett

No seat was vacant nor spot on the floor left unoccupied for nearly two hours during Metallica’s performance last Wednesday evening at Virginia Tech. Lead singer and guitarist James Hetfield acknowledged the crowd as he finished up his final lyric from “Master of Puppets” by wishing the Lane Stadium crowd, “Good night,” three times. Each time he bid the crowd adieu, there was a mixed reaction from the overflowing crowd. Some booed.

6 days ago | pilotonline.com | Damien Sordelett

BLACKSBURG — No seat was vacant or spot on the floor left unoccupied for nearly two hours during Metallica’s performance Wednesday evening. Lead singer and guitarist James Hetfield acknowledged the crowd as he finished up his final lyric from “Master of Puppets” by wishing the Lane Stadium crowd, “Good night,” three times. Each time he bid the crowd adieu, there was a mixed reaction from the overflowing crowd. Some booed. Others loudly chanted, “One more song!”Hetfield conceded to the crowd.

6 days ago | godanriver.com | Damien Sordelett

BLACKSBURG — No seat was vacant or spot on the floor left unoccupied for nearly two hours during Metallica’s performance Wednesday evening. Lead singer and guitarist James Hetfield acknowledged the crowd as he finished up his final lyric from “Master of Puppets” by wishing the Lane Stadium crowd, “Good night,” three times. Each time he bid the crowd adieu, there was a mixed reaction from the overflowing crowd. Some booed. Others loudly chanted, “One more song!"Hetfield conceded to the crowd.

6 days ago | richmond.com | Damien Sordelett

BLACKSBURG — No seat was vacant or spot on the floor left unoccupied for nearly two hours during Metallica’s performance Wednesday evening. Lead singer and guitarist James Hetfield acknowledged the crowd as he finished up his final lyric from “Master of Puppets” by wishing the Lane Stadium crowd, “Good night,” three times. Each time he bid the crowd adieu, there was a mixed reaction from the overflowing crowd. Some booed. Others loudly chanted, “One more song!"Hetfield conceded to the crowd.