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He was inconsistent for both pitchers. There were several times Trent seemed to locate the ball in virtually the same spot on back to back pitches and one would be called a ball and the other a strike. Trent was just a damned good pitcher who had our number. Even when we made contact it was a lot of pop ups and easy fly outs.Quote:
Originally Posted by irokcj5
Have to regroup and come back tonight with a vengeance on the mound and at the plate.
We have to freakin hit. Can't have a pitcher pitch his heart out and we back him up with only 5 or so hits and a couple of runs.
should be, @realschizoidbenmcdonald. geaux UL!Quote:
Originally Posted by cb089
advantage to the host team. we earned it. at least it should be this way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hammer58
Watched both games on TV...every once in a while ESPN would go to the outside crowd and in the background was a large LSU sign...which for the first game someone covered with a red towel (points for creativity)...and for the second game some guys were standing in front of it. What is the deal with that sign (Seinfeld voice)?
We are the home team tonight correct?
Did you read ANY of this thread?? Been asked at least four times...LOL
Noticed that Adams was dipping on all of his swings resulting in weak pop ups. Coaches must have noticed and corrected it, because he laced that double in the ninth. Bats need to come alive tonight!! Lets get it boys!!
Pfff, reading, thats for blue bloods...and the sober.Quote:
Originally Posted by BirdofParadise
I'm not a blue blood, but I am sober.
Maybe that's the problem.