Rooker .429
Magnum .385
MacNamee .379
Lovelady .368
Cody B .345
Gridley .294
Poole .242
Belmont .172
Blaylock .087
25 K's between Belmont and Blaylock. Something has to change if this continues
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Rooker .429
Magnum .385
MacNamee .379
Lovelady .368
Cody B .345
Gridley .294
Poole .242
Belmont .172
Blaylock .087
25 K's between Belmont and Blaylock. Something has to change if this continues
Is Bragg that bad at 3rd? His hitting can't be much worse. Stovall comes back and move Cody back to the outfield and Bragg at 3rd should be our best hitting lineup.
Hopefully Alexander is settling in. His stats say he was 2/11 (.180) with 4 k on the weekend; but if he steps on 1b Thursday night, he's 3/11 (.270) with a double. I thought he had some good swings this weekend. He definetely has to step up though
Don't know if we can keep trotting a guy out there that doesn't know to touch a base when he advances to the next one lol. But for real, he's a moron.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
He made an error.... looked up and thought his toe drug the bag.. but your right take that on hit and he would have been at .270. playing with pain can affect your reactionsQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Baserunning was not his friend this weekend for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by louisvilledawg
BIG difference in not knowing and thinking you did.... and for someone to think he doesn't know to touch the base makes them the moron!Quote:
Originally Posted by louisvilledawg
To think that Bragg can even remotely play third base defensively is even worse. The guy can't even play 1B effectively from a defensive standpoint.Quote:
Originally Posted by BorneDawg
Bragg needs to go all Roger Dorn on some defense.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
tried looking back but couldnt find it. Somebody put a statistics sheet that compiled several different categories and Luke was somewhere around 4-5 on the team.......
Belmont is overmatched right now at the plate. Either we see some improvement soon or Stovall needs to play 3rd. You can't hit .175 and play 3B. It's a line-up killa.
No need to get defensive little girl. It was a joke (see the lol). Although I don't see how you can think you hit the base - either you did or you didn't. Pretty cut and dry imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by BorneDawg
Macnamee and Lovelady are far and away the most surprising on this list imo. Love to see who steps up. I'm disappointed in Blaylock...I thought he would be better at the plate. Struggles with offspeed stuff. Alexander swings at too many ballsQuote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
Maybe go Stovall at 3B and give Vansau some more opportunities in LF. Or let MacNamee play LF and give Bragg some AB's at DH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
On the weekend...Quote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
Mangum -- 4/13 .310
Rooker -- 5/13 .380
Gridley -- 1/10 .100
Macnamee -- 2/8 .250
Brown -- 6/11 .550
Poole -- 4/12 .250
Alexander -- 3/11 .270 (giving credit for hit thurs)
Lovelady -- 3/9 .333
Blaylock -- 0/8 .000
If you're going to use SSSs, use the most recent. Alexander handled the ball pretty well this weekend against the 2nd best BA against and 3rd best ERA in sec.
Go back 2 more sec games and Alexander is 4/14 (.290). Not sure why you pick now to say he needs to be benched except for just pushing my buttons which you always have a nack for haha
Yeah. He's not playing for a reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by KB21
Lmao- now we are giving Belmont credit for hits he didn't get. Holy shit
He was 2/11 on the weekend- he is 5/29 in SEC play- there is no defending that. With Kentucky and SC coming up- we'll see how it goes
Why would we take LA out and leave Blaylock in?
It was a clean double, but Alexander couldn't stand prosperity. I'd hope when considering lineup changes box scores are looked at, but swings more so. Alexander made good contact his last 4 sec gamesQuote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
Random trolling me and I'm taking the baitQuote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Belmont is 3/22 his last 6 games (includes Memphis)
3/22
You can't defend that
8 K's in those 6
Now that you're circling back to all games, he's .269/.350/.389.Quote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
3/22 the last 6
6/36 since we started conference play and the competition got tougher. That's .167
That's a very bad trend. You can't defend it. Either he gets it going soon or you move Stovall to 3B. And yes- Blaylock needs to get going or bench his ass too
We have no one as good as Alexander to play 3B. Let's see how it goes once he's healthy. I have my doubts about his ability to hit the ball, but until he's healthy, I'm letting it ride.
When Stovall returns, you put him at 2b and replace blaylock with brown in OF imo
Alexander is still a better option than pretty much anything on our bench, while being a plus defender. If anything, when Stovall returns you put him at 2B, Cody in the outfield in Blaylock's spot, and leave LA at 3B. Alexander just needs some confidence...he hasn't had a good game in a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
So coach, if you decide to bench LA and Blaylock, who you gonna put in their spots? There's only 1 Stovall. Blaylock is hurting us more than LA right now, both play good D. Not disagreeing that in a perfect world we throw another Stovall or Gridley at 3B and another Cody in RF...but we don't have better options than LA. Stovall will go back to 2B and Cody to OF in Blaylock's spot if you ask me. That's the only logical way to do it. Stovall isn't a 3B anyway imo.
Maybe Alexander is this year's Holland. He might be so much better at defense that you take the struggles at the plate because the next 3rd baseman we have is Bragg who apparently is not up to par.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Seems like Gridley would be higher.
Stovall to 3rd and give Bragg a chance to see if he can hit.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
In whose spot?Quote:
Originally Posted by Random Poster
I think it's Bragg's effort during games that's the problem right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tbonewannabe
He and Luke both try and hit what they swing at to left field. Jake tries to hit every pitch. If he were a little selective he would bat 500.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
Stovall to 3rd. MacNamee to LF. Bragg to DH.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
I agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by Percho
Bragg is no better than LA hitting so far, and worse defensively...but I agree that I wouldn't mind getting Bragg some ab's.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
The only logical place I can see Bragg playing barring injuries is DH. But at the same time I think Cann likes the lineup he has been rolling out there and I don't think he wants to mess with it too much as long as we're winning. That's another reason why Stovall to second and Cody Brown to the OF in place of Blaylock makes a lot of sense given how good Stovall looked when healthy hitting in the 9 hole "in front" of Mangum. I expect Stovall to take a couple of weeks to get his swing back- but once he does having more runners on in front of Mangum, Rooker, and Gridley will make our offense that much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
The fact that Cann pulled Bragg out of the middle of a game and was willing to start Cody Oquendo at third when LA was hurt says a lot to me.
Plus, I think LA will probably hit better as he heals up too- he still hit better than Gridley this weekend whether we count him missing first base or not.