MILWAUKEE – After wrapping up his playing career with the Panthers this spring, Logan Snow has signed a professional contract with the Milwaukee Milkmen of the American Association of Professional Baseball (AAPB).
 
The Horizon League Reliever of the Year and First Team All-Horizon League selection this past season will continue his playing career at Franklin Field in the AAPB, an official Major League Baseball Partner League.
 
"We are very excited and proud of Logan for having this opportunity to continue his pitching career at the professionally," said Panther head coach Shaun Wegner. "He came in a little bit unknown and put his head down and worked every day for this."
 
"He was a consummate teammate and really relishes the opportunity to pitch in high-leverage situations," Wegner added. "He earned every bit of the Reliever of the Year award and this year with his consistency and production. I hope this is just the beginning for him and he can show well for the hometown Milkmen!"
 
This past season, Snow posted a 1.89 earned run average over 33 1/3 innings in 23 appearances. He led the Horizon League with seven saves and held opponents to a .195 batting average. His season included 14 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings across 12 games from Mar. 21 through May 10.
 
In two seasons at Milwaukee, Snow made 40 appearances with all but one coming in relief. He had three wins and eight saves over 83 2/3 innings. He concluded his Panther career with a 4.52 ERA, striking out 71 batters while issuing 33 walks and holding opponents to a .235 batting average.
 
After signing with the Milkmen on May 30, Snow made his professional debut later the following day against Fargo-Moorehead. The right-hander tossed two innings without allowing an earned run and notched his first professional strikeout against the RedHawks.
 
The Milkmen enter play on Jun. 3 just 3 1/2 games back of first place in a tightly-contested East Division of the AAPB. Milwaukee is home at Franklin Field from Jun. 3-5 against Lincoln, and Jun. 6-8 versus Gary SouthShore.
 
Snow and former teammate Luke Hansel will square off Jun. 20-22 as the Milkmen will visit the Lake Country DockHounds at WBC Park in Oconomowoc, Wis.