JayAg

I always thought that the shift in the days before analytics was based on a coach’s gut feeling or him seeing tendencies that made him switch things up.

Now it feels like there is a computer that does the math real time on situations before the pitch, and the coaches just roll with the computer based on the situation when it spits out “play shift” here.

That’s what I’m trying to get to. What are these specific situations that the book says, play the shift.

There was a similar comment I caught from an announcer insinuating that the shift tipped a batter what pitch was likely coming.

A few years ago, not a lot of teams used that alignment. Now it seems to be part of everyone’s game.

How do you beat the Shift consistently?

Feleipe Franks is a guy that should have switched. I wonder if he ever was asked to.

I love how it’s a competition. Like the Sooners and horn want everyone to hate A&M as much as they do. And it’s just annoying people. :lol:

Good catch.

I hope we can get J Lane’s kid to recommit, word is he is fast with a bat.

Wow what a catch

They finna get death threats from the Colorado Stans :lol:

I haven’t kept up, but did he get drafted before Armstrong? Holy crap, I think both are very good players