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07-26-2015, 09:41 PM
Vance Tatum- Has made six starts and gone 5+ innings giving up 2 ERs or less in each of them. He has an ERA of 1.63.
Dakota Hudson- Has been used as a starter and reliever at times, and I hope we plan on using him as a starter next year. He's been pretty damn electric all summer- struck out nine in 5.2 innings the other night. He has an ERA of 1.86 on the summer.
Austin Sexton- Got off to a really slow start but has been outstanding in his last three starts. Went 7 innings last night and struck out 12! He's only allowed 1 earned run in his last 17+ innings. Going into that stretch his ERA was 6.61, and now it is 3.47.
Daniel Brown- Has had a pretty good summer. His ERA is 2.13, but he's walking way too many people. That needs to stop if he wants to be the elite bullpen arm he's capable of being for us.
Zac Houston- Good summer. 1.68 ERA, striking out more than one batter per inning- should have a nice year for us either out of the pen or as a starter.
So we have five pitchers in the cape- all of whom have looked pretty damn good against the best college talent in America. Has any school had as good of a pitching group in the cape this summer? I kind of doubt it. There's no excuse for us not to be a much better team on the mound next year.
Dakota Hudson- Has been used as a starter and reliever at times, and I hope we plan on using him as a starter next year. He's been pretty damn electric all summer- struck out nine in 5.2 innings the other night. He has an ERA of 1.86 on the summer.
Austin Sexton- Got off to a really slow start but has been outstanding in his last three starts. Went 7 innings last night and struck out 12! He's only allowed 1 earned run in his last 17+ innings. Going into that stretch his ERA was 6.61, and now it is 3.47.
Daniel Brown- Has had a pretty good summer. His ERA is 2.13, but he's walking way too many people. That needs to stop if he wants to be the elite bullpen arm he's capable of being for us.
Zac Houston- Good summer. 1.68 ERA, striking out more than one batter per inning- should have a nice year for us either out of the pen or as a starter.
So we have five pitchers in the cape- all of whom have looked pretty damn good against the best college talent in America. Has any school had as good of a pitching group in the cape this summer? I kind of doubt it. There's no excuse for us not to be a much better team on the mound next year.