TigerMoose
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| Registered on: | 1/31/2011 |
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re: 2026 baseball team
Posted by TigerMoose on 4/20/25 at 11:29 am
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You think he gets drafted? He didn't last year Had a better year last year
Haha this is one of the more ignorant posts I have ever seen on this site and shows that you have no idea how the draft works.
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re: Is there evidence of batters improving significantly under Jay Johnson?
Posted by TigerMoose on 4/20/25 at 9:28 am
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Is there evidence of batters improving significantly under Jay Johnson?
Chris Stanfield
2024 Auburn:
.276/.365/.395
2025 LSU:
.341/.458/.460
re: Key Baseball Metrics LSU @ Auburn
Posted by TigerMoose on 4/10/25 at 8:57 pm
Where are you finding Siera Josh?
re: MBB Offseason '25 Transfer Portal Tracker
Posted by TigerMoose on 4/2/25 at 8:58 pm
I just don’t see it with Givens either. Best hope is he takes a jump from year 1 to year 2 similar to Tim Quarterman.
re: The strategy with Eyanson is puzzling
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/22/25 at 9:51 pm
Completely agree. And he has pitched better than the traditional numbers show. He has had some bad batted ball luck.
re: Last weekend-20 free bases Tonight-0
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/21/25 at 10:26 pm
Love the optimism but don’t you think a 1 game sample size is a bit too soon to consider that issue fixed? Also, we pitched two of our best strike throwers tonight. Tomorrow and Sunday will be more telling.
re: Anthony Eyanson- Reasons for Optimism
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/16/25 at 12:29 pm
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Dude throws 15Ks in one game (dont care who its against) with a 95mph heater and you have reason for optimism??? LOL
Do you know what optimism is? If you couldn’t tell, I’m an Eyanson fan. Reading comprehension…
re: Anthony Eyanson- Reasons for Optimism
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/16/25 at 10:34 am
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he has been straight garbage at the start of games.
Slow starter sure. But these metrics take into account all his innings pitched which is what we are discussing.
re: Anthony Eyanson- Reasons for Optimism
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/16/25 at 9:57 am
Agreed, fastball location is key along with pitch calling and sequencing by Yeskie.
Anthony Eyanson- Reasons for Optimism
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/16/25 at 9:44 am
I have seen this kid catch some flack on here throughout the season. He has the makings of an effective Saturday starter contrary to popular belief. Walk rate, strikeout rate, batting average against are all good to great. It seems that teams string together hits against him in waves with some of it being bad luck. Fangraphs advanced metrics seem to back this up.
.349 BABIP
62.9 LOB % is very low
1.54 FIP (better indicator for pitching performance than ERA)
I look for him to have positive regression to the mean.
.349 BABIP
62.9 LOB % is very low
1.54 FIP (better indicator for pitching performance than ERA)
I look for him to have positive regression to the mean.
re: It’s hard to watch Curiel without thinking of Duplantis…
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/5/25 at 9:46 pm
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Duplantis was second on the team in walks his freshman season. He worked the count well.
Oddly his freshman year was his most productive year from a walk/OBP standpoint. His sophomore-senior years his OBP was about .050 higher than his average which is more in line with what I meant. He didn’t walk a lot, swung early and often. Not a knock on him necessarily. Great player but Maineri’s teams were more aggressive swinging early in counts. Would have loved to see Dups under the current coaching staff and offensive philosophy.
re: It’s hard to watch Curiel without thinking of Duplantis…
Posted by TigerMoose on 3/5/25 at 8:02 pm
Curiel’s approach so far is already superior than Duplantis. Dups was an early in the count hitter (a very good one), but I prefer a guy that can work a count more. Both awesome players.
re: Upcoming Campus Developments (new library renderings included)
Posted by TigerMoose on 2/20/25 at 8:06 pm
Great work George! They have done a nice job of revamping the eye sores that were previously on campus. One question, is it possible and are there any plans to remove the awful chemical plant south of Tiger Stadium?
re: Opening day lineup prediction from me
Posted by TigerMoose on 2/14/25 at 11:45 am
1- Curiel CF
2- Milam SS
3- Jones 1B
4- Brown RF
5- Dickinson 2B
6- Larson DH
7- Hernandez C
8- Pearson LF
9- Braswell 3B
2- Milam SS
3- Jones 1B
4- Brown RF
5- Dickinson 2B
6- Larson DH
7- Hernandez C
8- Pearson LF
9- Braswell 3B
re: Baseball Preview 2025 Edition (Feb 10th - Pro Prospects & SEC Predictions)
Posted by TigerMoose on 2/9/25 at 10:11 am
Surprised you think the pen is not as deep as last year. From my vantage point, it’s significantly deeper especially from the amount of inning eaters we have compared to last year.
re: Baseball Preview 2025 Edition (Feb 10th - Pro Prospects & SEC Predictions)
Posted by TigerMoose on 2/9/25 at 10:08 am
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The post is split into two. I have him under closer at the very end.
Ah I see thank you. Love the write up. Dylan Thompson is interesting to me. Profiles similar to Guidry with maybe less velocity. Just following scrimmage recaps, he surprisingly has a good K rate.
re: Baseball Preview 2025 Edition (Feb 10th - Pro Prospects & SEC Predictions)
Posted by TigerMoose on 2/9/25 at 9:58 am
No mention of Ware, Adam? I have him pegged for the Griffin Herring role although we seem to have a couple of guys to fill that role.
re: Spring Baseball Scrimmage #7 2/2/25
Posted by TigerMoose on 2/3/25 at 8:32 am
Thompson is quietly effective. Has a good K rate despite having the lowest velo on the team.
re: Big Jeff's opening day lineup projection
Posted by TigerMoose on 1/16/25 at 7:36 pm
I sure hope Jay scrapes the idea of Guidry as a SP. I just don’t see it. I see him in the same light as Hess from years ago. I do think Pearson gets the nod on opening day out of respect. My projection is moreso what I would do.
re: Big Jeff's opening day lineup projection
Posted by TigerMoose on 1/16/25 at 7:06 pm
SP1- Shores
SP2- Eyanson
SP3- Anderson
SP4- Schmidt
Herring Role- Ware
High Leverage- Guidry, Evans
1. Dickinson- 2B
2. Milam- SS
3. Brown- RF
4. Bear- 1B
5. Priester- DH
6. Hernandez- C
7. Braswell- 3B
8. Larson- LF
9. Stanfield- CF
SP2- Eyanson
SP3- Anderson
SP4- Schmidt
Herring Role- Ware
High Leverage- Guidry, Evans
1. Dickinson- 2B
2. Milam- SS
3. Brown- RF
4. Bear- 1B
5. Priester- DH
6. Hernandez- C
7. Braswell- 3B
8. Larson- LF
9. Stanfield- CF
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