I want to see Teel and Chance batting 1,2

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Originally Posted by The Federalist Engineer

MLB sees Nunnalee was a leadoff guy, advanced bat, defense and arm for corner OF. Should improve sharply over his freshman numbers at UVA.

Chance is a Collegiate baller. In 2026, he could hit 350 and 10 bombs if BOC plays him. He's not that small, same size as Drew Gilbert from Tennessee. At 23 years old, he's advantaged versus emotional and semi developed impulse-control teenage pitchers. Indiana football loaded up with 23 and 24 years olds, national champs.

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I'll be surprised if he hits 10 home runs especially with the players we added possibly cutting into his playing time. But I would compare him to Rusty Thoms or Cody Brown. He'll play a good bit. And having him in the bottom half of the order is a really good thing for MSU. He's a veteran guy and I wonder if he felt some pressure to perform last year when our team wasn't as talented. McMullen our new hitting coach could be beneficial to him because Bryce's game needs to be making contact and having tough AB's. His OBP needs to improve and his strikeouts need to go down. He's also good defensively and won't have to play CF anymore and he also stole 10 bases.

I could see him having a very good year. But not as a top of the order guy.

Teel - CF (L)
Ace - 3B (L)
Sully - 1B (R)
Frei - DH (S)
Milewski - C (R)
Nunnallee - RF (L)
Chance - LF (R)
Woodson - SS (R)
Wyers/Sanders - 2B (R/L)

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Originally Posted by Tater

People thinking ChatGPT is more than an English language calculator crack me up.

Garbage in, garbage out.

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We have AI women at work.

One lady even included her prompt in the copy paste.

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Originally Posted by The Federalist Engineer

We have AI women at work.

One lady even included her prompt in the copy paste.

"In a confident tone of a business leader and woman of authority respond to this email succinctly but with a touch of humor"

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Cogsucking clankers are everywhere and think that AI is so great. It's ****ing horrendous. And when you call em out they're ****in tin-skinned saying "i'm just trying to be efficient". No Carl the Clanker - you weren't learning anything and were dicking off on your phone sucking cog. Go **** yourself you're fired.

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Originally Posted by WSOPdawg

James = Chone James or James Nunnalee ?

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Chrome James isn't batting in the top two. I can tell you that

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Originally Posted by KOdawg1

Teel - CF (L)
Ace - 3B (L)
Sully - 1B (R)
Frei - DH (S)
Milewski - C (R)
Nunnallee - RF (L)
Chance - LF (R)
Woodson - SS (R)
Wyers/Sanders - 2B (R/L)

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Pretty good! I would maybe flip Sullivan and Ace in the order. Noah had a higher OBP, fewer strikeouts, more walks and he also had more HBP. He did hit into a fair amount of double plays, so having a faster player hitting in front of him like Teel could help some with that. And again, like I said with Chance McMullen I think could help Sullivan cut down on K's some too making him more dangerous.

Also, Noah will definitely not be in the opening day lineup as he will be suspended for getting ejected in the final game against Florida State in the regional last year. When that happens, don't be alarmed, scared, etc.

I would also flip Milewski and Woodson in the lineup because I think Woodson will be a better hitter. It's a small sample size, but in 30 ABs last year Woodson had a SLG% of .733 and 6 of his 10 hits were extra base hits. I honestly would not be shocked at all if he busts out this year and hit 15-20 home runs. Milewski I think will put up similar numbers to last year at Seton Hall because he played almost every game for them last year and I think he will play in fewer games this year. But 16 home runs is really impressive from the 8 hole. Although, Seton Hall is a ballpark that is a pitcher's park allegedly.