Vanderbilt pitcher Matthew Shorey was met with plenty of high fives and celebrations from his teammates before he could even make it to the third base line near the Commodores’ dugout after the third inning in Tuesday’s win over Louisville. A moment before Shorey’s teammates greeted him on his way back to the dugout – of which were noticeably plenty of other Vanderbilt pitchers – Shorey just finished pitching his first inning of the season. And he looked good doing it. Shorey came into the game with his team trailing 4-1 in the top of the third inning in a game that Vanderbilt’s postseason hopes could hang in the balance of. Shorey’s arrival on the mound for the first time this season came in a high-leverage situation where he was meant to hold the score at a three-run difference. He did not just keep Louisville scoreless, he was a catalyst to helping Vanderbilt find a spark in its 12-6 comeback victory as Shorey struck out the side on 13 pitches.…