Baseball: Louisiana vs. McNeese State

[CajunNation]

Last night was so frustrating, yet, so promising.

After a night to sleep on it, I feel much better about this squad than I did before the McNeese game.

Yeah, last night was a punch in the gut. Something tells me, however, the boys will be ready for a scrap in Alabama.

[BeauCajun]

------!! ---too many trips up and down 167 to try to hear the the Kpel AM!!!

Boom, why make those trips? You don't have a cell phone or a computer???!!!

[Boomer]

We'll it wasn't a safety squeeze. It was a suicide. The catcher was standing up with his arm out to intentionally walk the batter. Pitcher throws the pitch, runner takes off from third. Dead duck. Bonehead play. Never should of happen.

---Damn what worse that or the Balk???

[Boomer]

And it was a pitchout not intentional walk, they called the pitchout to see if they could get clement to break for home.

-------Been away from the game for a while but we always had a return sign from the batter and the runner and coach----- So all 3 and really the whole team knew it was on and I guess he should have thrown the bat at the ball---is that legal??

[CrazyCajun]

---Been away from the game for a while but we always had a return sign from the batter and the runner and coach

- So all 3 and really the whole team knew it was on and I guess he should have thrown the bat at the ball---is that legal??

They probably should have waited to see a pitch

[mission omaha]

Epic choke job!

[Turbine]

Epic choke job!

Chokes don't exist in a 17 inning universe, only missed opportunities.

[CrazyCajun]

Epic choke job!

Keep your sexual fantasies to yourself man

[LifeTimeCajun]

How is it a pitch out if the catcher is standing up with his right hand out?

[CrazyCajun]

How is it a pitch out if the catcher is standing up with his right hand out?

It was awkward, wasn't that clear and I'm quoting mcneese's coach from the paper... Said they called a pitchout to try to get clement to break for home and they weren't intending on walking Trahan. Take that for what's it worth.