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- “ It was obvious that the left-handed pitchers accounted for LSU’s poor performance at the plate and that remained a concern going into the next game.”

Maybe provide some context. So you pulled up a random quot about one game? Was it the Arkansas game? Yes, LSU struggled against a good pitcher. They've also had bad games against RHP as well. As a team, they hit .305 against LHP and .317 against RHP. Against SEC teams, LSU actually hit better against LHP than they did RHP, hitting .282 against LHP and .279 against RHP. They hit well against both LHPs and RHPs, and there was a nominal difference between the two. Sorry the facts don't support your anecdotal memory.

This post was edited on 6/16/23 at 9:18 am

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Posted by JayAg

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Posted on 6/16/23 at 9:27 am to lsufball19

Schloss played nothing but left handers I believe in the first series bc he sensed it was something that could throw your batters off. By game 3, it was obvious they weren’t used to it. Late in the season, when LSU dropped 2 games, I believe you guys faced 12 lefties in a row or something insane. While you might be able to prove statistically that it might not matter or that it’s a minimal difference, when you watch the games live, that difference is visible to the naked eye. At least from our pov. Not a dig at LSU, but you might as well pencil in “A&M will go lefties” for our series next year now lol

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