crotiger0307

You sound like you haven’t watched many games. Maybe you’ve listened to most on the radio and haven’t laid eyes on the body language, lack of approach at the plate and overall lack of ability to handle the pressure of being one of the everyday starting 9 at LSU.

I don’t hate the kid by any means, and though I don’t think he should be a starter I still hope for the best for him each AB/play for the sake of the team. But baseball is so much more than reading a stat sheet or charts to draw your conclusions about an individual’s ability to contribute. And the reality is based on the macro sample size we’ve seen so far, he is a net negative for one of the premier programs in the SEC.

Seeing “conservative” voices like this crash out over comments made by podcasters is so pathetic.

They make our movement look so weak.

You clearly haven’t spent much time around black women who are in their reproductive years.. there’s a reason well over half of them are single moms.

That being said, older church going black ladies are some of the sweetest people you’ll ever meet.

JJ knows better than to be fooled by success against LA Tech. Come on man.

Milam had to reach across his body to his right side.. Yorke didn’t throw it to the bag

What are you referencing? Yorke is not an SEC caliber player and Serna is a true freshman with unreal potential.

I have no idea why some of you are so married to a dude that walks at best at the plate and has botched more plays than he’s made in the field.

Serna shows that he should’ve been at 1B for the past 3 weeks

It’s extremely subtle, and it’s one sequence that could be camera angle or any number of factors. But if you look closely you can see at Vandy he lifts/slides his plant foot, versus last night he does more of a pivot and it doesn’t appear to leave the ground

Are you saying that’s a negative? If you’re able to manufacture runs without relying solely on hits you will win games.

Go watch Moneyball. Drawing walks doesn’t pan out the way it looks on paper in the long run.