Bobby Lada and Chipper Menard are in the portal according to D1. Only two new players since the end of the season.
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Bobby Lada and Chipper Menard are in the portal according to D1. Only two new players since the end of the season.
I know very well who he is. Been knowing him for years. But my question remains…Quote:
Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS
Mr. C is a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayWalker
I’m pretty surprised about Chipper. They gave him more opportunities than anybody I’ve seen with that level of performance. That’s a lot of experience for a guy who’s walking.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesBond
Good luck to both of them. Both had some bright spots but also had the fans pulling our hair out at other times.
It was ____ or get off the pot for chipper. Not saying he was forced out but ya knowQuote:
Originally Posted by zeppelincajun
Chipper needs someone to work on the mental aspects of his game. When Chipper is on his game, he’s really good. But the moment he goes south, sinks faster than the Titanic. Wish him the best.Quote:
Originally Posted by zeppelincajun
Best of luck to both of them, but neither is irreplaceable.
…..So any word on Marshall? Heard he was ready right at the end to go!Quote:
Originally Posted by Duggie35
After the Troy series Chipper gave up 7 ER over 21.1 IP for a 2.99 ERA. 3 ERA's don't grow on trees.
His departure puzzles me. Lada probably wants more playing time. I sense something like Texas Southern as his destination.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dad04
Our coaching staff may have been following the in game threads and found out here that Chipper needed to go. There was a lot of that here every time he took the mound.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dad04
He was inconsistent at times, and had several bad outings early in the season that inflated his Era. He finished the season with a 4.44 Era, 1.63 Whip and Opponents hit .303 against him. That won't get you many opportunities going forward.Quote:
Originally Posted by moorecajun
I thought moving forward that Chipper could of been the X factor on the pitching staff. Of course i kinda thought the same thing at the beginning of this season. Granted he had some poor outings early. But i thought he got better towards the end of the season once he settled into a role. 90-93 from the left side at an absolute filthy arm slot(s) aint easy to deal with. When he's right he's deadly out the pen.
His bad outings early hurt, but his whip 1.63 is not sustainable long term in a relief role. That doesn't mean he could not have improved going forward, but without knowing the facts he could have very well decided best to move on to other opportunities and not been sent packing.Quote:
Originally Posted by lifetimecajun
Chipper is a local kid and finished the year well. I thought he turned the corner with his stuff in a year where a 4 ERA usually made you the ace. I wish him well.