BB G1: Louisiana 14, App St 3

One game back of GSouth. Thanks beach chickens.

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Originally Posted by sportsfanatic21

Yeah. Hit like .380 with 16 HRs in 2013. And about .340 with 12 or 13 HRs in 2014

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2013 He hit 339, 16 HR, 55 RBI
2014 He hit 381, 11 HR, 42 RBI

Big Dawg numbers.

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Originally Posted by JMVCAJUNS

2013 He hit 339, 16 HR, 55 RBI
2014 He hit 381, 11 HR, 42 RBI

Big Dawg numbers.

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Yeah thats strong. I knew his 2 years were really good.

Roccaforte is right in line with those numbers this year

Just to throw in another name:

Dex Kjerstad (2013) - .388, 14 2B, 3 3B, 12 HR, 44 RBI, 1.039 OPS

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Originally Posted by raginsaints

Just to throw in another name:

Dex Kjerstad (2013) - .388, 14 2B, 3 3B, 12 HR, 44 RBI, 1.039 OPS

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Yep. Another great season.

But for perspective of what Roccaforte is doing, he’s at .369 with 11 HRs and 51 RBIs right now.

And there’s 15 games left…in the regular season.

Kid is having an amazing season

Roccaforte has been amazing. You could see the flashes last year and he's really killing the ball this year.

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Originally Posted by raginsaints

Roccaforte has been amazing. You could see the flashes last year and he's really killing the ball this year.

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Hes done it on his own. Hasnt had much protection until a week or so ago. Thats the crazy thing

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Originally Posted by CajunStros

Neither. I think we need to sweep. Win 2/3 and we might lose ground. Hopefully our opponents do well.

I am no expert. Brian is your man.

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Beating App State tonight helped a little. It was the performance of opponents that brought the Cajuns from .5710 down to .5691 tonight. Resulting in a drop from #40 to #41. This stuff tends to even itself out over the course of games. Just keep winning. A sweep and I expect that the Cajuns' RPI will move up very modestly (everything else being constant, it will).

Brian

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Originally Posted by GoneGolfin

Beating App State tonight helped a little. It was the performance of opponents that brought the Cajuns from .5710 down to .5691 tonight. Resulting in a drop from #40 to #41. This stuff tends to even itself out over the course of games. Just keep winning. A sweep and I expect that the Cajuns' RPI will move up very modestly (everything else being constant, it will).

Brian

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We were down to 38 on WN when the game ended. By the time I went to bed we were back to 43. That seems like a lot of movement. I guess a lot of our opponents lost last night?

Any word if we play a DH today? Jay mentioned weather for sunday