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Radar guns don't matter when Shane Sax is on the mound. He'll hit 84-85 max, but in an era of velo, it doesn't matter. The kid is pitcher first, second, and third. He gets outs. He wins. He carves with a lethal three-pitch mix. He shows that when you put the ball where you want, when you pitch with confidence and poise - that's what matters. The reward - a shot to play at the next level - for Fairleigh Dickinson in the Northeast Conference - with his close friends and Scanzano/Combat travel buddies, high school teammate Jeremy Cheeseman (Cherokee) and high school rival Max D'Alessandro (Lenape). We connect with Shane and learn what makes him so unique on this edition of JBS Signing Week.