Recent content by YoungSting

No argument there, and would love to support through them. However, their prices don’t exactly scream fan friendly

I was able to find some reasonable prices through condor air. But you will have to go out of New York/boston

These days it goes into pitch count. Most relievers should be ready to go the next day if they are kept below 25ish. I’d also it depends on who they faced. A manager would be much more obliged to bring a guy into a part of the lineup that didn’t face a reliever the day before.

A couple of questions: 1- is there any idea of how the general sale price will be different than the ones through Tech? 2- Can somebody remind me which side we are on? The last thing I want to to is be stuck sitting in the FSU section having to listen to them do the spelling bee chant

I got to coach him a few years of travel ball. Not going to say I’m the reason he got there, but clearly I couldn’t have screwed him up to bad. Talk about one of the nicest kids. He has a work ethic and smart, definitely a combination of sticking around

I’ll be sort of more patient as it’s a first year pitching coach. However, where are we as a program that is in one of the most major hot beds of prospects, where we can’t get a handful of guys that attack the strike zone? Across all divisions in Georgia alone, you could fill multiple D1 rosters...

I don’t think we will ever know true payrolls of college football.

Yes, those are the definitions and ideas behind the 2. But even if I try to bunt for a hit with runners on, but get out, it’s still a sac. And even if I’m trying to sac, get a perfect bunt, safe first, it goes down as a hit. But the bigger argument is that are specific and a small amount of...

The problem with sac bunting stats is that it reflects results, not intention. I could try to lay down a bunt for a hit and get out, but just because guys were on base, it counts as a sac.

Ehh there’s always going to be room for bunting (a very small room). Im with you on modernity, but modernity is OBP, and getting on base does not discriminate in how you do it. In college ball, we are not going to have 9 guys starting that can mash every pitcher. But if you have bat control and...

yes, statistically giving up a sac bunt is not worth giving up an out. But you know what hurts your chances even more, a double play. At the moment, did you trust our bats to stay out of the double play?

Our of curiosity, what is it about that particular play that frustrate you. I think a 1 yard gain on any play after a 10+ first down is hard to stomach on any called play. Are you more just saying that particular situation is you least favorite?

If there’s one thing I trust Key with, it’s finding somebody that goes deep ties to high school football in the south. This move sucks for us, but we will have somebody good.

But you are arguing that a loss doesn’t knock a team out of the playoffs, so that game doesn’t mean anything. Which makes it meaningless, no? And 95% of teams don’t belong in the championship game/playoffs. That doesn’t take away from us fans supporting and having fun at games that are big for...

How does a regular season game get more meaningful if a loss doesn’t matter? Or is this a joke on the sec/big ten