Updated Standing Baseball

Standings

SEC - East
CONF CPCT OVERALL OPCT HOME ROAD NEUTRAL STRK

Kentucky
6-1 0.857 22-4 0.846 14-2 6-1 2-1 W3

Florida
5-2 0.714 15-10 0.600 10-6 5-3 0-1 W1

Vanderbilt
5-3 0.625 22-6 0.786 18-3 0-3 4-0 W3

Georgia
4-3 0.571 22-4 0.846 18-1 2-3 2-

South Carolina
4-4 0.500 20-7 0.741 17-1 2-5 2-1 L2

Tennessee
3-4 0.429 22-5 0.815 19-2 1-2 2-1 L1

Missouri
1-7 0.125 10-17 0.370 5-7 4-9 1-1 L4

SEC - West
CONF CPCT OVERALL OPCT HOME ROAD NEUTRAL STRK

Arkansas
7-1 0.875 22-3 0.880 18-1 2-1 2-1 W3

Texas A&M
5-3 0.625 24-3 0.889 19-1 2-2 3-0 W4

Alabama
4-4 0.500 21-6 0.778 16-1 3-4 2-1 W3

Mississippi State
3-4 0.429 18-9 0.667 15-5 1-3 2-1 L1

Ole Miss
3-4 0.429 18-9 0.667 13-5 4-4 1-0 L1

LSU
2-6 0.250 20-8 0.714 14-4 3-4 3-0 L2

Auburn
1-7 0.125 16-10 0.615 11-4 0-5 4-1 L2

Hey Base where is Cade starting out?

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Originally Posted by parabrave

Hey Base where is Cade starting out?

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Looks like high class A in upper NY. It was a great article about Cade and two other Yankee prospects being there top 3 going into this season. Interesting saying they had to “reconstruct “ his breaking ball. Said his out pitch his his breaking ball. Seems at MSU they changed what he did best which he never walked many in Travel Ball and High School. Said he is much improved. LOL, I know I am bragging. Looks like he has a good chance making the Bigs one day.

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Originally Posted by basedog

Looks like high class A in upper NY. It was a great article about Cade and two other Yankee prospects being there top 3 going into this season. Interesting saying they had to “reconstruct “ his breaking ball. Said his out pitch his his breaking ball. Seems at MSU they changed what he did best which he never walked many in Travel Ball and High School. Said he is much improved. LOL, I know I am bragging. Looks like he has a good chance making the Bigs one day.

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So glad to hear this! Foxhalls cookie cutter approach to pitching didn't do very many of our pitchers justice. Keep us posted on his progress!

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

So glad to hear this! Foxhalls cookie cutter approach to pitching didn't do very many of our pitchers justice. Keep us posted on his progress!

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I think what hurt Cade was him trying to throw 94-95 every pitch. Yankees have him 91 to 94 range. They are pretty high on his potential.

Great to hear.

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Originally Posted by basedog

I think what hurt Cade was him trying to throw 94-95 every pitch. Yankees have him 91 to 94 range. They are pretty high on his potential.

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Exactly right! We ruined Landon Gartman. I've watched that kid since he was young. He had an awesome sinker and slider but fox tried to get him throwing 4 seamer's up with a 92-93 fastball which wasn't his game. And he injured his arm!

Velo isn't always the answer. Locating your fastball and pitching to your strengths is the answer!

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

Exactly right! We ruined Landon Gartman. I've watched that kid since he was young. He had an awesome sinker and slider but fox tried to get him throwing 4 seamer's up with a 92-93 fastball which wasn't his game. And he injured his arm!

Velo isn't always the answer. Locating your fastball and pitching to your strengths is the answer!

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John Hardin approves your message. LOL

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John Hardin approves your message. LOL

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Lol that's a good one Base!

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

Lol that's a good one Base!

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I remember him coming in the regional when we played FSU. He was just awesome changing speeds and locating. Struck out Perez there big first baseman with78 MPH change up. What a great dirt baggers we had back then. And one of the greatest moments ever for any sport at MSU was Burke Masters homer. Never heard a more electric place or sound that day!

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Originally Posted by basedog

I remember him coming in the regional when we played FSU. He was just awesome changing speeds and locating. Struck out Perez there big first baseman with78 MPH change up. What a great dirt baggers we had back then. And one of the greatest moments ever for any sport at MSU was Burke Masters homer. Never heard a more electric place or sound that day!

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I remember that day very well! We were sitting a few rows up from first base dugout. Great memories!

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

Exactly right! We ruined Landon Gartman. I've watched that kid since he was young. He had an awesome sinker and slider but fox tried to get him throwing 4 seamer's up with a 92-93 fastball which wasn't his game. And he injured his arm!

Velo isn't always the answer. Locating your fastball and pitching to your strengths is the answer!

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Even worse given the pitching lab we have available.

I wish Gartman would give it another go but if he doesn't I get it.

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Originally Posted by basedog

I remember him coming in the regional when we played FSU. He was just awesome changing speeds and locating. Struck out Perez there big first baseman with78 MPH change up. What a great dirt baggers we had back then. And one of the greatest moments ever for any sport at MSU was Burke Masters homer. Never heard a more electric place or sound that day!

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That change up was maybe 58. It ranges from upper 50's to "
Low 60's. Not 78!! Ha. It was for sure not 78.

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Originally Posted by Commercecomet24

Exactly right! We ruined Landon Gartman. I've watched that kid since he was young. He had an awesome sinker and slider but fox tried to get him throwing 4 seamer's up with a 92-93 fastball which wasn't his game. And he injured his arm!

Velo isn't always the answer. Locating your fastball and pitching to your strengths is the answer!

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Tom Glavine approves.

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Originally Posted by Homedawg

That change up was maybe 58. It ranges from upper 50's to "
Low 60's. Not 78!! Ha. It was for sure not 78.

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Maybe 78 was his fastball. LOL, man he was scary but so much fun to watch.