[Jamesy]

Did I really hear that? Bottom 4 2 outs Roxy Bernstein called the 3b-SS gap the “5.5 hole.”

The 5.5 hole terminology was popularized in the 90s by Tony Gwynn as that was his favorite place to get base hits.

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Stanford wins 7-6, I think, with Ketelson (is that the name?) throwing out the tying run at the plate after a single to left. I saw this on KRON 4 Sports with Scott Reiss 11:00 TO 11:30 PM. It's an ok show, if you are interested, often including a local college sport.

That is, indeed, the correct spelling.  I've also posted the entire game on my Youtube channel.  And it was a heck of a throw. Runner was out by 20 feet.

Also a terrible send by the 3rd base coach. LFer had the ball in his throwing hand before the runner even hit 3rd base.

[Jamesy]

Did I really hear that? Bottom 4 2 outs Roxy Bernstein called the 3b-SS gap the “5.5 hole.”

The 5.5 hole terminology was popularized in the 90s by Tony Gwynn as that was his favorite place to get base hits.

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Stanford wins 7-6, I think, with Ketelson (is that the name?) throwing out the tying run at the plate after a single to left. I saw this on KRON 4 Sports with Scott Reiss 11:00 TO 11:30 PM. It's an ok show, if you are interested, often including a local college sport.

That is, indeed, the correct spelling.  I've also posted the entire game on my Youtube channel.  And it was a heck of a throw. Runner was out by 20 feet.

Also a terrible send by the 3rd base coach. LFer had the ball in his throwing hand before the runner even hit 3rd base.