That was one of the ugliest games I've seen in a long time, at least since my son moved on from Little League.
It was a season high for Stanford in HRs (6), but also in giving up HBP (4), free passes (BB+HBP=16) and hits (17).
Stanford used 10 pitchers, none particularly effective, out of the 14 pitchers who have accumulated a statistic this year.
Matthews and Dixon didn't pitch because they are starters who went considerable distance last weekend and will be expected to again next weekend.
Matt Swartz didn't pitch, but has only two career pitches in total.
Ty Uber didn't pitch.
Uber seems to be either injured or ... something. He had been reasonably effective in relief up until his last outing against Sacramento State where he got shelled. That was April 18 and he hasn't pitched since.
After watching, I was surprised to see there were merely 9 HRs in the game. Seemed like every lazy fly ball was at least hitting the wall, most going out.
It was a season high for Stanford in HRs (6), but also in giving up HBP (4), free passes (BB+HBP=16) and hits (17).
Stanford used 10 pitchers, none particularly effective, out of the 14 pitchers who have accumulated a statistic this year.
Matthews and Dixon didn't pitch because they are starters who went considerable distance last weekend and will be expected to again next weekend.
Matt Swartz didn't pitch, but has only two career pitches in total.
Ty Uber didn't pitch.
Uber seems to be either injured or ... something. He had been reasonably effective in relief up until his last outing against Sacramento State where he got shelled. That was April 18 and he hasn't pitched since.
After watching, I was surprised to see there were merely 9 HRs in the game. Seemed like every lazy fly ball was at least hitting the wall, most going out.