Your are entitled to disagree. You are also incorrect. If you get to a good launch position on time then it doesn't matter how you start. There are hundreds of different batting stances.Quote:
Originally Posted by archdog
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Your are entitled to disagree. You are also incorrect. If you get to a good launch position on time then it doesn't matter how you start. There are hundreds of different batting stances.Quote:
Originally Posted by archdog
Dakota was 0-5 Sunday. His last hit was SaturdayQuote:
Originally Posted by archdog
Nm
This thing may be about to get out of hand. With the black holes in our lineup we are not built to comeback.
JC keeping that slider up.
You can be hit by a ball that hits the ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by mparkerfd20
Huge to get the double play there.
Stupid rule but yeahQuote:
Originally Posted by archdog
Hines has one hit since I think last Friday. And that was the squib yesterday. He is something like 1-15 with like 6 KsQuote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
Cijintje always has an inning he implodes. Hopefully that was it because we're not going to score many tonight.
Yeah. Got to keep it closeQuote:
Originally Posted by StarkVegasSteve
Can Powell and Mersh teach these guys how to hit a fastball with a fast spin rate?
Ted Williams,Bonds, many others have a hitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by archdog
They don?t hold the bat like Long though.
Right handers need to be ambushing this guys curve ball. Left handers need to go the other way.
I would honestly just rather Hujsak get out because we know the next batter is an auto out.
Our bats are scared of the Vandy Boys
Well fellas. I would rather watch a random show on Netflix. See you guys tomorrow.
We continue to swing underneath this guys fastball. Have to look down and/or flatten swing. Come on Gaut, coach 'em up.
WeakQuote:
Originally Posted by archdog
It?s the fourth inning. Let?s see what happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by archdog