03-26-2023, 07:12 PM
Stanford Baseball 2023
Scott named Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week.
Congrats! Well-deserved and -earned.
https://pac-12.com/article/2023/03/27/pa...ch-27-2023
Which reminds me Game 3 is streaming now here: https://pac-12.com/live/stanford-university
2-2 so far B5.
Congrats! Well-deserved and -earned.
Quote:PITCHER OF THE WEEK: Matt Scott, Fr., RHP, Stanford (Redding, Conn.)
» 1 GS, 1-0, 8.0 IP, 0.00 ERA, 3 H, 6 K, 3 BB
- Started and pitched a career-high 8.0 scoreless innings in a game-two win over Utah (5-1).
- The freshman allowed only three hits across eight frames while striking out six to help the Cardinal clinch the series win over the Utes.
- Second straight quality start for the righty, who has allowed just one run with 12 strikeouts over his last 14 innings.
- Stanford’s first weekly award winner of the season.
https://pac-12.com/article/2023/03/27/pa...ch-27-2023
Which reminds me Game 3 is streaming now here: https://pac-12.com/live/stanford-university
2-2 so far B5.
Scott named Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week.
Congrats! Well-deserved and -earned.
https://pac-12.com/article/2023/03/27/pa...ch-27-2023
Which reminds me Game 3 is streaming now here: https://pac-12.com/live/stanford-university
2-2 so far B5.
Congrats! Well-deserved and -earned.
Quote:PITCHER OF THE WEEK: Matt Scott, Fr., RHP, Stanford (Redding, Conn.)
» 1 GS, 1-0, 8.0 IP, 0.00 ERA, 3 H, 6 K, 3 BB
- Started and pitched a career-high 8.0 scoreless innings in a game-two win over Utah (5-1).
- The freshman allowed only three hits across eight frames while striking out six to help the Cardinal clinch the series win over the Utes.
- Second straight quality start for the righty, who has allowed just one run with 12 strikeouts over his last 14 innings.
- Stanford’s first weekly award winner of the season.
https://pac-12.com/article/2023/03/27/pa...ch-27-2023
Which reminds me Game 3 is streaming now here: https://pac-12.com/live/stanford-university
2-2 so far B5.
03-27-2023, 02:05 PM
Now 5-3 Utah in the top of the 6th. Utah got 2 runs off a HBP, an infield single, a wild pitch to advance the runners followed by a 2 run single. They scored their next run off a sac bunt, wild pitch and another RBI single. I turned it off at that point, assuming that I had jinxed the team.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
Now 5-3 Utah in the top of the 6th. Utah got 2 runs off a HBP, an infield single, a wild pitch to advance the runners followed by a 2 run single. They scored their next run off a sac bunt, wild pitch and another RBI single. I turned it off at that point, assuming that I had jinxed the team.
"We have an unwritten rule around here not to do anything stupid."
-Casey Jacobsen, Feb 3, 2000
Now 3-5 after 5.5. Too many 90’ gifts. 4 wp. 1 hbp, 2 errors.
Blame me. I’m in the stands.
(03-27-2023, 02:05 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: Now 5-3 Utah in the top of the 6th. Utah got 2 runs off a HBP, an infield single, a wild pitch to advance the runners followed by a 2 run single. They scored their next run off a sac bunt, wild pitch and another RBI single. I turned it off at that point, assuming that I had jinxed the team.
Blame me. I’m in the stands.
Now 3-5 after 5.5. Too many 90’ gifts. 4 wp. 1 hbp, 2 errors.
Blame me. I’m in the stands.
(03-27-2023, 02:05 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote: Now 5-3 Utah in the top of the 6th. Utah got 2 runs off a HBP, an infield single, a wild pitch to advance the runners followed by a 2 run single. They scored their next run off a sac bunt, wild pitch and another RBI single. I turned it off at that point, assuming that I had jinxed the team.
Blame me. I’m in the stands.
Very nice to sweep two series in a row.
Impressions of the team's situation not much different than last week.
Offense strong, but lots left on base.
Pitching half good and half bad.
Some numbers from the series:
Team scored 9 runs/game (a little above avg=8.5)
Team BA of 0.381 (a lot above avg=0.308)
Meanwhile Utah was a little below their average in runs/game, a little above in AVG.
Individuals
- Scott was fantastic in game 2 going 8.0 innings, 0 runs, 3 hits, 3 BB. Won Pac 12 pitcher of the week.
- Tommy Troy, working his way back from his foul ball-foot injury, went 7-13, 3 doubles.
- Montgomery went 5-10, and had 4 walks (I think twice intentionally?)
- Maybe Jake Sapien might be securing the final lineup spot. He started two of the three games, hit his first HR, and on the year BA 0.389, OPS 1.244. I think he's been DH in each of his five starts, which means Troy at 3B and Bowser at 2B.
Stanford next has a Thursday through Sunday, four game series at Univ. Oklahoma. Not sure what Stanford is going to come up with for pitching for a fourth game in a row. Also wondering if we'll go with a bullpen game one in order to keep the rest of the rotation close to normal for the starters (if not they'll be throwing on two days less rest than usual because of the delayed series this past weekend).
Oklahoma is struggling a bit this year. They're 13-11 on the year, coming off getting swept by Kansas State. They do have a single game win over Cal, Miss State, and a series win vs TCU.
Impressions of the team's situation not much different than last week.
Offense strong, but lots left on base.
Pitching half good and half bad.
Some numbers from the series:
Team scored 9 runs/game (a little above avg=8.5)
Team BA of 0.381 (a lot above avg=0.308)
Meanwhile Utah was a little below their average in runs/game, a little above in AVG.
Individuals
- Scott was fantastic in game 2 going 8.0 innings, 0 runs, 3 hits, 3 BB. Won Pac 12 pitcher of the week.
- Tommy Troy, working his way back from his foul ball-foot injury, went 7-13, 3 doubles.
- Montgomery went 5-10, and had 4 walks (I think twice intentionally?)
- Maybe Jake Sapien might be securing the final lineup spot. He started two of the three games, hit his first HR, and on the year BA 0.389, OPS 1.244. I think he's been DH in each of his five starts, which means Troy at 3B and Bowser at 2B.
Stanford next has a Thursday through Sunday, four game series at Univ. Oklahoma. Not sure what Stanford is going to come up with for pitching for a fourth game in a row. Also wondering if we'll go with a bullpen game one in order to keep the rest of the rotation close to normal for the starters (if not they'll be throwing on two days less rest than usual because of the delayed series this past weekend).
Oklahoma is struggling a bit this year. They're 13-11 on the year, coming off getting swept by Kansas State. They do have a single game win over Cal, Miss State, and a series win vs TCU.
Very nice to sweep two series in a row.
Impressions of the team's situation not much different than last week.
Offense strong, but lots left on base.
Pitching half good and half bad.
Some numbers from the series:
Team scored 9 runs/game (a little above avg=8.5)
Team BA of 0.381 (a lot above avg=0.308)
Meanwhile Utah was a little below their average in runs/game, a little above in AVG.
Individuals
- Scott was fantastic in game 2 going 8.0 innings, 0 runs, 3 hits, 3 BB. Won Pac 12 pitcher of the week.
- Tommy Troy, working his way back from his foul ball-foot injury, went 7-13, 3 doubles.
- Montgomery went 5-10, and had 4 walks (I think twice intentionally?)
- Maybe Jake Sapien might be securing the final lineup spot. He started two of the three games, hit his first HR, and on the year BA 0.389, OPS 1.244. I think he's been DH in each of his five starts, which means Troy at 3B and Bowser at 2B.
Stanford next has a Thursday through Sunday, four game series at Univ. Oklahoma. Not sure what Stanford is going to come up with for pitching for a fourth game in a row. Also wondering if we'll go with a bullpen game one in order to keep the rest of the rotation close to normal for the starters (if not they'll be throwing on two days less rest than usual because of the delayed series this past weekend).
Oklahoma is struggling a bit this year. They're 13-11 on the year, coming off getting swept by Kansas State. They do have a single game win over Cal, Miss State, and a series win vs TCU.
Impressions of the team's situation not much different than last week.
Offense strong, but lots left on base.
Pitching half good and half bad.
Some numbers from the series:
Team scored 9 runs/game (a little above avg=8.5)
Team BA of 0.381 (a lot above avg=0.308)
Meanwhile Utah was a little below their average in runs/game, a little above in AVG.
Individuals
- Scott was fantastic in game 2 going 8.0 innings, 0 runs, 3 hits, 3 BB. Won Pac 12 pitcher of the week.
- Tommy Troy, working his way back from his foul ball-foot injury, went 7-13, 3 doubles.
- Montgomery went 5-10, and had 4 walks (I think twice intentionally?)
- Maybe Jake Sapien might be securing the final lineup spot. He started two of the three games, hit his first HR, and on the year BA 0.389, OPS 1.244. I think he's been DH in each of his five starts, which means Troy at 3B and Bowser at 2B.
Stanford next has a Thursday through Sunday, four game series at Univ. Oklahoma. Not sure what Stanford is going to come up with for pitching for a fourth game in a row. Also wondering if we'll go with a bullpen game one in order to keep the rest of the rotation close to normal for the starters (if not they'll be throwing on two days less rest than usual because of the delayed series this past weekend).
Oklahoma is struggling a bit this year. They're 13-11 on the year, coming off getting swept by Kansas State. They do have a single game win over Cal, Miss State, and a series win vs TCU.
03-27-2023, 09:04 PM
(03-27-2023, 07:23 PM)CTcard Wrote: Very nice to sweep two series in a row.
Impressions of the team's situation not much different than last week.
Offense strong, but lots left on base.
Pitching half good and half bad.
Some numbers from the series:
Team scored 9 runs/game (a little above avg=8.5)
Team BA of 0.381 (a lot above avg=0.308)
Meanwhile Utah was a little below their average in runs/game, a little above in AVG.
Individuals
- Scott was fantastic in game 2 going 8.0 innings, 0 runs, 3 hits, 3 BB. Won Pac 12 pitcher of the week.
- Tommy Troy, working his way back from his foul ball-foot injury, went 7-13, 3 doubles.
- Montgomery went 5-10, and had 4 walks (I think twice intentionally?)
- Maybe Jake Sapien might be securing the final lineup spot. He started two of the three games, hit his first HR, and on the year BA 0.389, OPS 1.244. I think he's been DH in each of his five starts, which means Troy at 3B and Bowser at 2B.
Stanford next has a Thursday through Sunday, four game series at Univ. Oklahoma. Not sure what Stanford is going to come up with for pitching for a fourth game in a row. Also wondering if we'll go with a bullpen game one in order to keep the rest rotation close to normal for the starters (if not they'll be throwing on two days less rest than usual because of the delayed series this past weekend).
Oklahoma is struggling a bit this year. They're 13-11 on the year, coming off getting swept by Kansas State. They do have a single game win over Cal, Miss State, and a series win vs TCU.
TYVM. OK series on ESPN+.
(03-27-2023, 07:23 PM)CTcard Wrote: Very nice to sweep two series in a row.
Impressions of the team's situation not much different than last week.
Offense strong, but lots left on base.
Pitching half good and half bad.
Some numbers from the series:
Team scored 9 runs/game (a little above avg=8.5)
Team BA of 0.381 (a lot above avg=0.308)
Meanwhile Utah was a little below their average in runs/game, a little above in AVG.
Individuals
- Scott was fantastic in game 2 going 8.0 innings, 0 runs, 3 hits, 3 BB. Won Pac 12 pitcher of the week.
- Tommy Troy, working his way back from his foul ball-foot injury, went 7-13, 3 doubles.
- Montgomery went 5-10, and had 4 walks (I think twice intentionally?)
- Maybe Jake Sapien might be securing the final lineup spot. He started two of the three games, hit his first HR, and on the year BA 0.389, OPS 1.244. I think he's been DH in each of his five starts, which means Troy at 3B and Bowser at 2B.
Stanford next has a Thursday through Sunday, four game series at Univ. Oklahoma. Not sure what Stanford is going to come up with for pitching for a fourth game in a row. Also wondering if we'll go with a bullpen game one in order to keep the rest rotation close to normal for the starters (if not they'll be throwing on two days less rest than usual because of the delayed series this past weekend).
Oklahoma is struggling a bit this year. They're 13-11 on the year, coming off getting swept by Kansas State. They do have a single game win over Cal, Miss State, and a series win vs TCU.
TYVM. OK series on ESPN+.
03-28-2023, 08:21 PM
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OK weather according to the announcers: cold and humid. Perfect OK March day.
Update: watching this game is worth it if only to see the OK commercials. 4-0 Stanford after 1 on a Moore grand slam. Here’s the video.
Another: 11-0 with 2 outs in the second. Eddie “Mighty” Park 2 run HR.
Update: watching this game is worth it if only to see the OK commercials. 4-0 Stanford after 1 on a Moore grand slam. Here’s the video.
Another: 11-0 with 2 outs in the second. Eddie “Mighty” Park 2 run HR.
OK weather according to the announcers: cold and humid. Perfect OK March day.
Update: watching this game is worth it if only to see the OK commercials. 4-0 Stanford after 1 on a Moore grand slam. Here’s the video.
Another: 11-0 with 2 outs in the second. Eddie “Mighty” Park 2 run HR.
Update: watching this game is worth it if only to see the OK commercials. 4-0 Stanford after 1 on a Moore grand slam. Here’s the video.
Another: 11-0 with 2 outs in the second. Eddie “Mighty” Park 2 run HR.
03-30-2023, 05:20 PM
Sheesh. 10-0 so far and we're still batting in the 2nd. Brutal. Did Graham really need to steal 3rd base when we were up 8-0? I guess, what else was he supposed to do?
Now 11-0.
Now 11-0.
Cobb hits for the cycle!
Update: Apparently not. Boxscore says no double. My mistake was believing the announcers. That’s my story …
Update: Apparently not. Boxscore says no double. My mistake was believing the announcers. That’s my story …
Cobb hits for the cycle!
Update: Apparently not. Boxscore says no double. My mistake was believing the announcers. That’s my story …
Update: Apparently not. Boxscore says no double. My mistake was believing the announcers. That’s my story …
03-30-2023, 10:51 PM
Always nice when a blowout allows our bench to get some experience. Dugan got off to a nice start but couldn't make it past the 4th inning.
That was one ugly game - at least if you have any interest in pitching and defense.
34 total runs, 31 hits, 8 home runs, 4 errors (3 by Stanford), 21 walks, 5 HBP, 12 pitchers used, a total of 447 pitches thrown.
The good news for Stanford is they got through the game without using much of their usual weekend pitching. Dugan has come on in relief of Scott lately, but I think he is now nominally the midweek starter. Meier had only pitched 5.1 innings prior to last night. Uber has been struggling a bit and has seen his role reduced - but last night was the most effective pitcher we put out there (2.2 innings, no runs, only one hit, 2 walks, 1 HBP, but a lot of being behind in the count). I think the official scorer was a little lazy in giving the win to Meier rather than Uber.
Of course Oklahoma probably still has most of their bullpen available as almost none of their pitchers went for more than an inning. Most of the guys they threw out there hadn't pitched a whole lot this season, though their starter has the second most innings pitched on the team and one other guy had pitched more than 10 innings. Their guy most effective against us (Turnquist) had only pitched 1.1 innings before last night.
I expect our next three starters will be Matthews, Scott, Dixon - all on one fewer day of rest than standard. Pancer and Dowd will get the most bullpen innings. Be interesting to see if Montgomery reappears on the mound. He hasn't pitched in almost a month. Our bullpen is so thin it seems we're going to need him.
p.s. on Cobb and the cycle. In the fourth inning Cobb got a hit and made it to second base. It was eventually ruled a single and an error on the center fielder (who I think bobbled the ball in picking it up). It could be that call wasn't made immediately, leading to the announcers believing Cobb had hit a double.
34 total runs, 31 hits, 8 home runs, 4 errors (3 by Stanford), 21 walks, 5 HBP, 12 pitchers used, a total of 447 pitches thrown.
The good news for Stanford is they got through the game without using much of their usual weekend pitching. Dugan has come on in relief of Scott lately, but I think he is now nominally the midweek starter. Meier had only pitched 5.1 innings prior to last night. Uber has been struggling a bit and has seen his role reduced - but last night was the most effective pitcher we put out there (2.2 innings, no runs, only one hit, 2 walks, 1 HBP, but a lot of being behind in the count). I think the official scorer was a little lazy in giving the win to Meier rather than Uber.
Of course Oklahoma probably still has most of their bullpen available as almost none of their pitchers went for more than an inning. Most of the guys they threw out there hadn't pitched a whole lot this season, though their starter has the second most innings pitched on the team and one other guy had pitched more than 10 innings. Their guy most effective against us (Turnquist) had only pitched 1.1 innings before last night.
I expect our next three starters will be Matthews, Scott, Dixon - all on one fewer day of rest than standard. Pancer and Dowd will get the most bullpen innings. Be interesting to see if Montgomery reappears on the mound. He hasn't pitched in almost a month. Our bullpen is so thin it seems we're going to need him.
p.s. on Cobb and the cycle. In the fourth inning Cobb got a hit and made it to second base. It was eventually ruled a single and an error on the center fielder (who I think bobbled the ball in picking it up). It could be that call wasn't made immediately, leading to the announcers believing Cobb had hit a double.
That was one ugly game - at least if you have any interest in pitching and defense.
34 total runs, 31 hits, 8 home runs, 4 errors (3 by Stanford), 21 walks, 5 HBP, 12 pitchers used, a total of 447 pitches thrown.
The good news for Stanford is they got through the game without using much of their usual weekend pitching. Dugan has come on in relief of Scott lately, but I think he is now nominally the midweek starter. Meier had only pitched 5.1 innings prior to last night. Uber has been struggling a bit and has seen his role reduced - but last night was the most effective pitcher we put out there (2.2 innings, no runs, only one hit, 2 walks, 1 HBP, but a lot of being behind in the count). I think the official scorer was a little lazy in giving the win to Meier rather than Uber.
Of course Oklahoma probably still has most of their bullpen available as almost none of their pitchers went for more than an inning. Most of the guys they threw out there hadn't pitched a whole lot this season, though their starter has the second most innings pitched on the team and one other guy had pitched more than 10 innings. Their guy most effective against us (Turnquist) had only pitched 1.1 innings before last night.
I expect our next three starters will be Matthews, Scott, Dixon - all on one fewer day of rest than standard. Pancer and Dowd will get the most bullpen innings. Be interesting to see if Montgomery reappears on the mound. He hasn't pitched in almost a month. Our bullpen is so thin it seems we're going to need him.
p.s. on Cobb and the cycle. In the fourth inning Cobb got a hit and made it to second base. It was eventually ruled a single and an error on the center fielder (who I think bobbled the ball in picking it up). It could be that call wasn't made immediately, leading to the announcers believing Cobb had hit a double.
34 total runs, 31 hits, 8 home runs, 4 errors (3 by Stanford), 21 walks, 5 HBP, 12 pitchers used, a total of 447 pitches thrown.
The good news for Stanford is they got through the game without using much of their usual weekend pitching. Dugan has come on in relief of Scott lately, but I think he is now nominally the midweek starter. Meier had only pitched 5.1 innings prior to last night. Uber has been struggling a bit and has seen his role reduced - but last night was the most effective pitcher we put out there (2.2 innings, no runs, only one hit, 2 walks, 1 HBP, but a lot of being behind in the count). I think the official scorer was a little lazy in giving the win to Meier rather than Uber.
Of course Oklahoma probably still has most of their bullpen available as almost none of their pitchers went for more than an inning. Most of the guys they threw out there hadn't pitched a whole lot this season, though their starter has the second most innings pitched on the team and one other guy had pitched more than 10 innings. Their guy most effective against us (Turnquist) had only pitched 1.1 innings before last night.
I expect our next three starters will be Matthews, Scott, Dixon - all on one fewer day of rest than standard. Pancer and Dowd will get the most bullpen innings. Be interesting to see if Montgomery reappears on the mound. He hasn't pitched in almost a month. Our bullpen is so thin it seems we're going to need him.
p.s. on Cobb and the cycle. In the fourth inning Cobb got a hit and made it to second base. It was eventually ruled a single and an error on the center fielder (who I think bobbled the ball in picking it up). It could be that call wasn't made immediately, leading to the announcers believing Cobb had hit a double.
03-31-2023, 03:12 PM
(03-31-2023, 09:39 AM)CTcard Wrote: That was one ugly game - at least if you have any interest in pitching and defense.
34 total runs, 31 hits, 8 home runs, 4 errors (3 by Stanford), 21 walks, 5 HBP, 12 pitchers used, a total of 447 pitches thrown.
The good news for Stanford is they got through the game without using much of their usual weekend pitching. Dugan has come on in relief of Scott lately, but I think he is now nominally the midweek starter. Meier had only pitched 5.1 innings prior to last night. Uber has been struggling a bit and has seen his role reduced - but last night was the most effective pitcher we put out there (2.2 innings, no runs, only one hit, 2 walks, 1 HBP, but a lot of being behind in the count). I think the official scorer was a little lazy in giving the win to Meier rather than Uber.
Of course Oklahoma probably still has most of their bullpen available as almost none of their pitchers went for more than an inning. Most of the guys they threw out there hadn't pitched a whole lot this season, though their starter has the second most innings pitched on the team and one other guy had pitched more than 10 innings. Their guy most effective against us (Turnquist) had only pitched 1.1 innings before last night.
I expect our next three starters will be Matthews, Scott, Dixon - all on one fewer day of rest than standard. Pancer and Dowd will get the most bullpen innings. Be interesting to see if Montgomery reappears on the mound. He hasn't pitched in almost a month. Our bullpen is so thin it seems we're going to need him.
p.s. on Cobb and the cycle. In the fourth inning Cobb got a hit and made it to second base. It was eventually ruled a single and an error on the center fielder (who I think bobbled the ball in picking it up). It could be that call wasn't made immediately, leading to the announcers believing Cobb had hit a double.
Thanks, CT. I watched the game and thought I remembered a double. Good catch. My memory may not be failing as fast as I’d feared.
(03-31-2023, 09:39 AM)CTcard Wrote: That was one ugly game - at least if you have any interest in pitching and defense.
34 total runs, 31 hits, 8 home runs, 4 errors (3 by Stanford), 21 walks, 5 HBP, 12 pitchers used, a total of 447 pitches thrown.
The good news for Stanford is they got through the game without using much of their usual weekend pitching. Dugan has come on in relief of Scott lately, but I think he is now nominally the midweek starter. Meier had only pitched 5.1 innings prior to last night. Uber has been struggling a bit and has seen his role reduced - but last night was the most effective pitcher we put out there (2.2 innings, no runs, only one hit, 2 walks, 1 HBP, but a lot of being behind in the count). I think the official scorer was a little lazy in giving the win to Meier rather than Uber.
Of course Oklahoma probably still has most of their bullpen available as almost none of their pitchers went for more than an inning. Most of the guys they threw out there hadn't pitched a whole lot this season, though their starter has the second most innings pitched on the team and one other guy had pitched more than 10 innings. Their guy most effective against us (Turnquist) had only pitched 1.1 innings before last night.
I expect our next three starters will be Matthews, Scott, Dixon - all on one fewer day of rest than standard. Pancer and Dowd will get the most bullpen innings. Be interesting to see if Montgomery reappears on the mound. He hasn't pitched in almost a month. Our bullpen is so thin it seems we're going to need him.
p.s. on Cobb and the cycle. In the fourth inning Cobb got a hit and made it to second base. It was eventually ruled a single and an error on the center fielder (who I think bobbled the ball in picking it up). It could be that call wasn't made immediately, leading to the announcers believing Cobb had hit a double.
Thanks, CT. I watched the game and thought I remembered a double. Good catch. My memory may not be failing as fast as I’d feared.
Completely different pitching and offense today. Although we have managed to get 7 on base (I counted 8 after the top of the 6th - seems the scorers didn't count Bowser's walk?), we have nothing to show for it. So frustrating. Meanwhile, OU has scored twice on 3 hits and an error. Hopefully the OU starter will get chased in the next inning.
Down to our last three outs. C'mon, boys! Rally!
Down to our last three outs. C'mon, boys! Rally!
Completely different pitching and offense today. Although we have managed to get 7 on base (I counted 8 after the top of the 6th - seems the scorers didn't count Bowser's walk?), we have nothing to show for it. So frustrating. Meanwhile, OU has scored twice on 3 hits and an error. Hopefully the OU starter will get chased in the next inning.
Down to our last three outs. C'mon, boys! Rally!
Down to our last three outs. C'mon, boys! Rally!
Question: should Montgomery give up on switch-hitting and stick to left? Pretty sure he loses some power hitting right. But I could be wrong.
Question: should Montgomery give up on switch-hitting and stick to left? Pretty sure he loses some power hitting right. But I could be wrong.
04-01-2023, 03:33 PM
Troy just hit a hr to right center. Landed about 20 feet beyond the 410’ sign on the fence. Wow. Take a look.
Troy just hit a hr to right center. Landed about 20 feet beyond the 410’ sign on the fence. Wow. Take a look.
04-01-2023, 05:39 PM
Sadly, we lose the series, 6-5 in the rubber match. Crazy that we outscored Oklahoma 29-18 and still lost the series.
BC
BC
Sadly, we lose the series, 6-5 in the rubber match. Crazy that we outscored Oklahoma 29-18 and still lost the series.
BC
BC
04-01-2023, 06:01 PM
It's a four-game series. We play again tomorrow.
Oklahoma fed their little-used pitchers to the wolves on Thursday. Their pitchers yesterday and today were much more effective. Our offense wasn't terrible. We just couldn't get the timely hits, while OK did. Plus we've given away some free bases.
Oklahoma fed their little-used pitchers to the wolves on Thursday. Their pitchers yesterday and today were much more effective. Our offense wasn't terrible. We just couldn't get the timely hits, while OK did. Plus we've given away some free bases.
It's a four-game series. We play again tomorrow.
Oklahoma fed their little-used pitchers to the wolves on Thursday. Their pitchers yesterday and today were much more effective. Our offense wasn't terrible. We just couldn't get the timely hits, while OK did. Plus we've given away some free bases.
Oklahoma fed their little-used pitchers to the wolves on Thursday. Their pitchers yesterday and today were much more effective. Our offense wasn't terrible. We just couldn't get the timely hits, while OK did. Plus we've given away some free bases.
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