Lemonis' record the last 2 years.
Last year at mizzou on April 30th, we were 25-18 (9-10). Since that point, we're 15-22 (0-16). Whatever happened in Columbia, completely broke lemonis and our program. It's time
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Lemonis' record the last 2 years.
Last year at mizzou on April 30th, we were 25-18 (9-10). Since that point, we're 15-22 (0-16). Whatever happened in Columbia, completely broke lemonis and our program. It's time
Clearly we needed another thread for this..... have you heard we've lost 16 sec games in a row...
Impressive
Lee
Bad
Don't stop making them until a change is made....Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
It's panic time, homedawg. He's washed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homedawg
I agree, snoopQuote:
Originally Posted by sandjunky
Croom longest sec losing streak - 9 games
Rick day longest sec losing streak - 13 games
Lemonis longest sec losing streak - 16 games
This is his company now
At the very least, complacency set in.
At worst, complete and utter negligence and incompetence.
We should never be in this position. Selmon and the decision makers have to decide if Lemonis is capable of righting the ship or is it best to go in a different direction.
Personally, I think that decision needs to be made after the season. As painful as that may be. Support the players as best you can.
I really don't see how Lemonis can keep Foxhall any longer. Sure- maybe Dohm starts and we win tomorrow. But in the big picture this is as bad as I've ever seen it.
The way Foxhall uses our pitchers it's becoming an injury risk to the players because he leaves them in way too long. It's causing undue stress on the pitchers arms.
It's not a coincidence that we have all of these "minor" injuries- which should concern us as much as a rash of Tommy John surgeries.
It seems a lot of people are determined to make Foxhall the scapegoat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
The way Vandy is hitting, I’m not sure anyone slows them down…Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Foxhall should be fired Monday morning. If Lemonis doesn’t want to do it, send him with him. My gut and some around are saying Lemonis will finish the year and we will reevaluate after everything.
Now if it’s me, I’m taking names of players, coaches, everything I can. You get a good coach like the Cambell dude or the Burroughs or hell even the OK or Ark ass head Coaches. You can change the roster in a year.
We have decent play, just need a couple players in certain spots.
Pitching needs to be blown to hell and back with everyone not named Dohm…
I think it's fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Now, I'm not saying that everything that goes wrong is Foxhall's fault. But that would also be like saying in 2016 that if the offense didn't do something well that it wasn't Peter Sirmon's fault.
But there are a LOT of things that are obviously wrong.
Like leaving pitchers in too long- Gartman should not have been in to see the order a fourth time through. That's absolutely negligent.
Our pitchers not developing- but hey maybe MLB.com, PG, and our staff all completely missed on a ton of pitchers.
The truth is a lot of the other problems stem from the pitching issues.
Lemonis's biggest issue is he is very hands off and he has a pitching coach that he can not be hands off with.Quote:
Originally Posted by TNDawg35
Lemonis needs to step up and start making the decisions with how we handle the pitching staff because it ultimately falls back on him because he signs off on these decisions and Foxhall is unable to manage it.