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re: The Way Forward

Posted by Glizzy_gang on 3/22/26 at 8:39 am to
I hadn’t heard that take on Yorke yet, but I agree. Everything is a pop up when he makes contact because it feels like he’s trying to lift the ball. That’s rattled him and now he can’t get the bat off his shoulder. Maybe sitting yesterday will loosen him up
I’m in the same boat.

My head jumps to Noot and Cowan, who both have had ups and downs. But if throwing Schmidt and Moore with Evans coming in for one or both gets you to 2-0, then you take that scenario and hope someone else can piece it together on Sunday
Patrick seems to be Jay's designated PR. I doubt he does much other than that.

Harden might see more time at DH if the lack of hitting continues, but he's looked pretty rough at the plate other than the one HR

I think Ruckert has a true shot to finish the season as the 2B if Dardar or Simpson don't start hitting. He'll for sure be the defensive replacement there all season

re: Grambling 1 @ LSU 7 Final

Posted by Glizzy_gang on 3/17/26 at 6:17 pm to
Position is yours for the taking Pearson. Seize the opportunity
I think Brown is playing his way into the first round but scouts see Christian Yelich 2.0 in curiel. His contact and defense will get him to the majors and he’ll have a season or 2 with lower HR numbers, but he’ll develop more strength and refine that swing for more pop through that time to become a 30 HR guy. He plays a premium position also

To the dumbass that said why isn’t he physically that strong now, only juice can make you grow and gain that much in 1-2 years
While Costello would be nice, I think Ryan would benefit you more from positions of need. The defense would see an instant boost with him at 3rd or 2nd.

Have you looked into transfer pitchers at all? The hard throwing righty that went to Texas comes to mind, but not any others

Obviously fine with Cam Johnson not being here regardless of how he started the season
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Funny how some were saying he was best pitcher on the team not long ago


Most on this board just eject anything from more than 3 games ago from their brains
They were okay. Some things they’d gloss over like the fact the their starter gave up 7 runs. To them “he got them to where they are at, in this game”.

The Vandyboys thing is extremely gay though and they said it a lot.

One of them referred to himself as an “arm” because he pitched at Vandy I think, and that’s the first time I’ve ever heard a pitcher do that before

BUT I thought they called a fair game. They obviously know more about Vandy but complimented LSU when it was time and even went against the umps when they made obvious bad calls against LSU

re: Zach Yorke

Posted by Glizzy_gang on 3/8/26 at 10:57 am to
Because of a solo HR? Did you watch Wednesday when he had 3 K’s?

Not saying I wouldn’t mind see him get a few more ABs, but you frickers form opinions from watching 2 games and it’s annoying af

re: Noot lost us the game

Posted by Glizzy_gang on 3/8/26 at 10:33 am to
I agree minus Northeastern.

Yesterday was easily on the hittting. Idgaf how much of a mmeatball Noot threw. If we put up any offense before that point, then that situation doesn’t feel nearly as tense
I’m assuming you mean curiel and brown. Meanwhile Milam and Stanford (who has barely played) were top hitters on the team last year, haven’t reined it in yet. Then you have guys like Yorke, Caraway, and Dardar, who have scorched the ball in previous stops, that haven’t found themselves yet. And then there’s Bide, who is Jay’s best projection on the team.


I’m not happy with the offensive output either, but I think there’s too much talent on this team for this to continue. I was pissed off all throughout this game at these at bats, but they are swinging at a few of the right pitches away from being dominant again. Yorke swung at 3 change ups in the 9th like they were fastballs thinking he’d get that. Head scratching, but I think he’s the type of bat that learns from it.

Maybe it takes to long for them to learn from these things, maybe not. Giving up on them right now though just screams fair weather fan with a coach that proved it last year that he can make it work with any offense
You haven’t watched many Sunday games have you? Schmidt has been just as good as evans

re: Sac State 5 @ LSU 4 Final

Posted by Glizzy_gang on 3/7/26 at 2:11 pm to
He was swinging in the outfield with the rest of the team in the highlight they posted. He may not be that bad off with Jay just being cautious
Why are people still butthurt about this?
I’d guess cowan now. I was hoping to see Noot, but his outing today, even if it was only one batter, might’ve ruined that.

ETA It could be Williams. He didn’t get the ball this weekend and they stretched him in the preseason.

Pitching is starting to dial in

Posted by Glizzy_gang on 3/1/26 at 5:07 pm
3 runs allowed over the whole weekend is great to see. Especially Schmidt’s outing today. No walks over 7.1 is a massive improvement from where he was last year.

All the people who don’t watch baseball worried about hitting is overshadowing our pitching coming around. While I’m concerned about our offensive output lately, that is easier to improve than pitching.

I just don’t want people to gloss over what this pitching staff is starting to shape up to
This is true. Guidry’s bulldog mentality make him great out of the pen. If he started with that same mean streak, he might over do it early and empty the tank

Same could be said for Casan but I’m not giving up on him as a starter yet
No but you can get the DADS and CJJ wouldn’t admit that to the media
Jared Poche. For throwing 88, he was nails on Friday night from the left side

4 year starter too
What was the story with OU last night? Threw mid week arms or just came out flat? Or both?

And do they bounce back tonight?