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Going to college at LSU was a great decision.
Not that it matters in this context but it's way too early for HR projections.

I count 6 or 7 guys that will likely get to double digits legitimately. For anyone to get to 20 and above, extended hot streaks will have to happen.

Not counted in this, are a couple of freshmen coming in with double digit potential, but the odds are it will require uncommon development for that to happen.

A couple of the names listed are pitchers. They're not going to be hitting.
It's his life. Who are you to tell him where to play college ball. We all wanted him to be a player at LSU. I'd bet his father did as well.
Is a 9 pound Robin fat?
Hmmm, that won't be good enough. If this is how it works out the grapes will have fermented too early.
I was at that game. That's my pick. Nobody knew what the frick had happened. A few rows up from field level you couldn't possibly tell that not everyone in the mass of people coming off and on the field.

I was certain we had lost that one. Jordon Jefferson was infuriating.

re: Had Paul Skenes lost his mojo?

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 6/27/26 at 1:48 pm to
Yeah add him to those Cy Young caliber pitchers like Roger Clemens (his days were over many times, over 20 years), same with Nolan Ryan, that just don't have any longevity prospects.

re: Paz to the portal

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 6/27/26 at 1:44 pm to
Guaranteed tamper candidate. We probably should try to keep him. But,....you can't keep everyone with 34 roster spots.
I don't think he's interested in transferring. Doesn't matter who contrats him. Although he's from South Carolina, he's a homer now.

re: MLB proposal. Thoughts??

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 6/18/26 at 6:35 pm to
Of course, it's good news for college baseball.
Nah, I didn't see that at all.

Our starters were missing their locations. More generally, you could also call it not executing the pitch. I didn't interpret that as a pitching coach problem. Another year like this,.....maybe I'd feel differently.

We saw the same pitches from Evans but not as accurate with his location. He did find it, and was effective, in several outings. At times erratic early in the season.

Cooper was accurate before his injury but was missing his locations by very small margins but at critical times. He got hit around a bit.

Schmidt improved in all areas, I think, but was still missing locations up and middle and got hammered when he did.

Our pitching out of the bullpen was lacking control top to bottom at some of the most inopportune times. And they all had good and bad outings.

There were lots of strikeouts when they executed.

That's what I saw.
Truth. We need to cut down on the opposition scoring. That includes defense for certain. We had way too many errors. They change the rhythm and dynamics of the game.
To be fair,...he will have an opportunity to pitch as a weekend starter. Elliot is out of eligibility so a spot opens up. However, he will have to win it. Good luck.

re: Guidry first start in Cape

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 6/13/26 at 8:25 pm to
Totally agreed. He is really hard to hit until the other team sees that hard slider.
He left before the 2025 season. He wasn't going to bump Jones or Frey or Curiel or Brown or Stanfield. So he left.

re: Lucas Nawrocki chances

Posted by Mobiletiggah on 6/7/26 at 8:50 am to
I don't understand this comment. Are you just disrespecting Hood? Nawrocki has already committed to LSU. We are likely going to be competing with the MLB for his services.