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Originally Posted by
BrunswickDawg
So what you are saying is - in general pitching in the SEC is ahead of hitting, and that hitting right now is a good bit about who you have played so far. Outside of Vandy and OM no one looks like they are outstanding on offense right now.
Season is young, but yeah. The hitters are getting owned. Compared to 2019.
In 2019, there were only 10 starters in the SEC hitting 200 and below after 30 games.
This year there are 40 starters in the SEC hitting 200 and below after 9 games.
LSU only got 12 hits on Vandy this past week. South Carolina got 12 hits total and one game was a No-Hitter. Mizzou got 15 hits on Vandy.
Seems the small ball and bunt is back in play if you can't platoon or find players willing to adjust.
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