WuDrWu why did they take Wilkinson out after one inning, in our loss? What was the strategy behind that?
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View PostYesterday Wilkson kicked ass pitching for us, but was only allowed to pitch one inning? Why? Why would you pull a fresh pitcher that has their confidence established?
I know some thought Caden Favors was bad Friday, but he really wasn't. Oakland scored 3 runs on one lousy single in the 5th and it was a single that he didn't even give up.
The 5th inning went homer, single, stolen base, HBP. So 1st and 2nd, nobody out, Favors on.
Ground ball to 3rd. Sawyer goes to 2nd looking for the double play. Rodden can't glove it and the ball goes into the OF. Instead of 1st and 3rd and 1 out (or possibly runner on 3rd and 2 out) it's 1st and 3rd, still no out and the 2nd run in. They bunt, excellent squeeze, we try to get the runner at the plate (wrongly) and it's another run with no out that we should have taken. Another bunt, and it's 2nd and 3rd and FINALLY one out. A ground out scores the 4th run. At worst should have been 2 runs. But that's the kind of night it was. Anyway, defense and brains let Favors down, big time.
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View PostWe have a seriously good batting lineup:
But here is where WSU is ranked nationally. It not impressive.
WSU is ranked 92 in batting average
WSU is ranked 72 in HR/game
WSU is ranked 136 in scoring offense
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Originally posted by SB Shock View PostWSU so far has been playing mainly against Quadrant 4 (5-2) opponents. Playing against these type of opponents, you should look like you have a good offense. Looks good against mediocre opponents, but what will it look like against Quadrant 1 and 2 opponents? Depending where LBS ends up, that series might provide a glimpse what to expect.
But here is where WSU is ranked nationally. It not impressive.
WSU is ranked 92 in batting average
WSU is ranked 72 in HR/game
WSU is ranked 136 in scoring offense
FWIW -- LBSU on top of beating #9 ECU yesterday, just beat Indiana today.
Edit: I think I found them at NCAA's stats sites. If so, those are good through Mar 2 and doesn't count this weekend (which may or may not change much).Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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Prior to this series we had these individual stats:
Pennington is T-36 in Hits
T-9 in Hits per Game
T-63 in Batting Average
T-57 in Doubles
T-64 in Doubles per Game
T-76 in Home runs
T-90 in Home runs per Game
T-74 in Slugging PCT
Thornhill T-76 in Home runs per Game
Candiotti T-126 in Strikeouts to Walks
Adler T-47 in Strikeouts
T-148 in Strikeouts per 9 innings
Favors T-116 in WHIP
Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post]FWIW -- LBSU on top of beating #9 ECU yesterday, just beat Indiana today.
Edit: I think I found them at NCAA's stats sites. If so, those are good through Mar 2 and doesn't count this weekend (which may or may not change much).
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What I did like about Sunday's game vs Saturday's game is that on Saturday it was primarily 3 or 4 players contributing most of offense while on Sunday 8 guys had hits and 9 guys had runs batted in.
What you can take away from this series is hard to say. Similar to the Utah Tech series. Most probably expecting sweeps going in and in both series the Shocks lost the 1st game of the series badly.
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