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Same. I don't have a dog in the fight so it's not important enough for me to dig into. I just know teams mostly get popped for paperwork, kids playing out of district, or not following the requirements of Little League to be eligible for play beyond state. Danny Almonte is kind of the exception on the age side.
I haven't paid that much attention this year but age is usually not the grounds for protest. They usually protest where the kids are from and/or whether they met the criteria to put a team in regionals (i.e. you are bound by certain districts and are also required to have a full fledged league and not just throw a team together).
ETA: It's equally crappy for the kids from the Oklahoma team that are being used as puppets. They really have no say in the matter - they're just going out there to play the game they love, hoping to make the biggest stage. They are not privy to all of the rules, or at least not adult enough to refuse to play if they know they're illegal.
ETA: It's equally crappy for the kids from the Oklahoma team that are being used as puppets. They really have no say in the matter - they're just going out there to play the game they love, hoping to make the biggest stage. They are not privy to all of the rules, or at least not adult enough to refuse to play if they know they're illegal.
re: Little League Baseball!!!
Posted by DRock88 on 8/9/26 at 7:13 pm to PsychTiger
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The Oklahoma pitcher looks bigger and older than most of the other kids.
I don't think he's even at the top of the age group. Ascension put the ball in play but alot of weak contact. Kid for Ascension threw his tail off, too. Both are solid teams. Hopefully AP can get past Texas tomorrow without using their ace. The ace for Ascension can beat anybody.
They should just let the women fight if they want to. Sophie would wreck that little girl.
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I thought south Louisiana kids play Dixie Youth?
Jefferson Parish still plays Diamond Youth. Unfortunately, Eastbank has taken some of the talent out of that system, and I'm sure the same has happened around the country. Both the Pontiff 10U and Cleary 12U teams held onto pretty much all of their kids this season. Pontiff finished 3rd in the World Series and Cleary was runner up. Both only lost 2 games from district through the the World Series, and all 4 losses were to South Carolina.
I like Christian Clair,, too.
re: 2 Louisiana basketball recruits to watch out for down the road for LSU
Posted by DRock88 on 8/7/26 at 8:01 pm to AlecRock23
Stay in your lanes, Alec. Home Runs and Marshall Louque are your lanes.
re: Little League Baseball!!!
Posted by DRock88 on 8/7/26 at 7:14 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
Yep. No hitter and damn near a perfect game between 3 kids, and they have pitching left.
Ehh, Eastbank was good. But very top heavy and they mismanaged the pitching a bit in state. I don't think they put together the best roster they could have either. Ascension didn't really show their guns in district then came guns blazing in state. Either team would have showed well in regionals, but Ascension out slicked them.
re: Little League Baseball!!!
Posted by DRock88 on 8/7/26 at 6:29 pm to tigerball9
They're good. Eastbank beat them twice in district, but Ascension beat Eastbank twice in state to advance to regionals. Ascension should have all of their pitching available for Sunday, but Oklahoma may be in the same boat.
ETA: Ascension didn't beat Eastbank twice. Kid for Lafayette shut Eastbank down, too.
ETA: Ascension didn't beat Eastbank twice. Kid for Lafayette shut Eastbank down, too.
re: Who is the best athlete from your High School that played for the Tigers (any sport)
Posted by DRock88 on 8/6/26 at 8:26 pm to TIGERSby10
Landon Craig
re: LSU Baseball 2026 (and beyond) Recruiting Thread
Posted by DRock88 on 8/5/26 at 8:03 pm to PP7 for heisman
Velazquez threw 5 innings once, 4 innings once, and 3 innings once. The rest of his outings were 2 innings or less, but he was also an infielder and got 18 at bats. I think he will be capable of extending.
re: The toughest schedule being played in LHSAA class 5A this year is… (not who you think)
Posted by DRock88 on 8/4/26 at 6:45 pm to chalmetteowl
I don't think this is going to be a very good BM team, either. If they can find a way to get the ball to Royal in open space more, they could be dangerous. They just didn't really try to do that very much last year after the early part of the season, while the defense got gashed. Snap it to him. Hand it to him. He can't just be a decoy.
He briefly added McLennan but left LSU, too. He no longer has McLennan on his profile but still has LSU.
I do a dozen at a time. Cover eggs with water plus some, get pot to a good boil then set a timer for 10 minutes. At 10 minutes, cut the fire, empty the hot water then fill with ice and water. Always come out perfect after the ice bath for 20 minutes or so.
I've been lazy, though, and not eating enough eggs. I just bought a 2-tiered Elite Gourmet bc of this thread. Fits 14 eggs. We shall see.
I've been lazy, though, and not eating enough eggs. I just bought a 2-tiered Elite Gourmet bc of this thread. Fits 14 eggs. We shall see.
I've seen quite a few skeptical that he'll contribute early. I think he comes in with a chip on his shoulder and proves to be a valuable arm right from jump.
6'4 lefty with some meat on the bones already. Mid 90s heater with control and more left in the velo tank. Yes, please. He's young but I really don't see a glaring knock on him.
I know, I know...MLB must've thought differently. Only 2 high school LHP went before him. He was picked as one of the top 10 high school pitchers. That's far from kicking him to the curb. Cleveland just didn't have the money he wanted.
This is a steal.
ETA: I think the one knock I could see is that he could be hittable for SEC hitters, despite the velo and pitch mix. By all accounts, he won't be a kid that has trouble throwing strikes.
6'4 lefty with some meat on the bones already. Mid 90s heater with control and more left in the velo tank. Yes, please. He's young but I really don't see a glaring knock on him.
I know, I know...MLB must've thought differently. Only 2 high school LHP went before him. He was picked as one of the top 10 high school pitchers. That's far from kicking him to the curb. Cleveland just didn't have the money he wanted.
This is a steal.
ETA: I think the one knock I could see is that he could be hittable for SEC hitters, despite the velo and pitch mix. By all accounts, he won't be a kid that has trouble throwing strikes.
re: LSU Baseball 2026 (and beyond) Recruiting Thread
Posted by DRock88 on 8/1/26 at 1:39 pm to AlecRock23
You should go with a sign that says I LOVE HOME RUNS
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Some fall ball info
Very cool. 2 games in Biloxi on football bye week, home game against Troy on Bama weekend, and a Friday night game before Texas.
Who replaces Micheu at SS next year?
re: LSU Baseball 2026 (and beyond) Recruiting Thread
Posted by DRock88 on 7/31/26 at 2:23 pm to ProjectP2294
I like Dufrene. Long with a power arm and some stuff. But also athletic and can run if he were to be considered as a position player. He's also a WR on the Curtis football team, or was last year.
re: LSU Baseball 2026 (and beyond) Recruiting Thread
Posted by DRock88 on 7/30/26 at 5:41 pm to ProjectP2294
Theoretically, those 5 guys could start or serve an extended stopper/closer role pretty interchangeably. I like the strategy. It gives some role versatility, and some cushion for unknowns.
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