Page 23 of 27 FirstFirst ... 13 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ... LastLast
Results 265 to 276 of 319

Thread: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

  1. #265

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    I agree with stopping all the shuffling. To me, Mills and Herrington have done nothing but absolutely EARN their starting spots. Everyone else they try to plug into the outfield look like plugs.

    Mills in left, Herrington Center, Edwards right.
    Conrad 3rd, Robins SS, Tros 2b, Pinero 1b.

    This is the best defensive and offensive lineup combined. If you don't see it, you haven't been watching close enough.

    I think Robe knows this too, but he was still willing to experiment 1 more time heading into conference.

    Mills has been key in multiple games, specifically the Rice win. He brings much needed intensity at the plate and on the bases. Plays with a purpose on offense.

    Herrington came in for Clem and had a huge RBI in clutch situation to take the lead. Had multiple good at bats. Seems ready to make his name. Sat on the bench last year watching what real grinders were like. He's not new to this club. Let him take the spot he's earned.

    Edwards has been solid in almost every facet, had 1 stellar game, and only 1 base running mistake tonight. He's just been overall good.

    Conrad, Robbins and Trosclair are obvious

    Pinero has proven to be the most viable defensive First Basemen and has even had a few good at bats, still has bad ones here and there.

    Thurm is Thurm.

    Pitching is what we expected and deserves better than what they have had behind them.

    Those are my reasonings and I stand by them. Let's figure this out and play well in conference. Season is not over. Not even close. Come on boys. Wake up.


  2. #266

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by jumboragncajun View Post
    Greg Davis was relieved of his first base duties right after the Robbins pick off Saturday. Bab was there until the 7th in Sunday's game. G back at first tonight and another pickoff. Anything to this ?
    Hmm that's true. I honestly don't know how big a role the 1st base coach plays in these but I think we can all agree we've had an unusually high rate of base running issues, esp at 1st base, this year. And we do have a first year 1st base coach there...o wouldn't say he's "causing" the issues but very well could be a factor

  3. #267

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    Quote Originally Posted by GoneGolfin View Post
    I would take a few Brenn Conrad's to balance the lineup lefty/righty.

    Brian
    Definitely with the bat. I was thinking defensively.

  4. #268

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    I dont think we are ranked in the top 25 in the state much less the country. Terrible.


  5. #269

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    It's a shame the season is over already. Is it too late to scrap the new stadium?


  6. #270

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    Quote Originally Posted by ManAboutTown View Post
    And they should be! We are bad right now man.. It's ok to say that. Whether it's coaches or players is irrelevant. At this point, it's all fair game. Of course I trust Robe, that's not the point. Somehow, someway, the message is not getting from the coaches to the players..
    Agree. We are not playing well in many aspects at this time. Yes, it is ok to say that. This IS a message board. However, sometimes I wonder if some think Marlin is our baseball coach. Most KNOW they know more than him....

    Anyway... see you all in San Marcos in May. However, if some keep jumping ship....

    I'll be the one in red.

  7. #271

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    Quote Originally Posted by ragincajun10 View Post
    I agree with stopping all the shuffling. To me, Mills and Herrington have done nothing but absolutely EARN their starting spots. Everyone else they try to plug into the outfield look like plugs.

    Mills in left, Herrington Center, Edwards right.
    Conrad 3rd, Robins SS, Tros 2b, Pinero 1b.

    This is the best defensive and offensive lineup combined. If you don't see it, you haven't been watching close enough.

    I think Robe knows this too, but he was still willing to experiment 1 more time heading into conference.

    Mills has been key in multiple games, specifically the Rice win. He brings much needed intensity at the plate and on the bases. Plays with a purpose on offense.

    Herrington came in for Clem and had a huge RBI in clutch situation to take the lead. Had multiple good at bats. Seems ready to make his name. Sat on the bench last year watching what real grinders were like. He's not new to this club. Let him take the spot he's earned.

    Edwards has been solid in almost every facet, had 1 stellar game, and only 1 base running mistake tonight. He's just been overall good.

    Conrad, Robbins and Trosclair are obvious

    Pinero has proven to be the most viable defensive First Basemen and has even had a few good at bats, still has bad ones here and there.

    Thurm is Thurm.

    Pitching is what we expected and deserves better than what they have had behind them.

    Those are my reasonings and I stand by them. Let's figure this out and play well in conference. Season is not over. Not even close. Come on boys. Wake up.
    Can not disagree with anything you say. Our pitchers deserve much better from the off and def they have been getting. When it comes together look out.
    Geaux Cajuns

  8. #272

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    We will be fine. Learning curves take time.


  9. #273

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    Quote Originally Posted by CajunRed View Post
    It's a shame the season is over already. Is it too late to scrap the new stadium?
    I'm sure this statement is mostly sarcasm but if not the season is far from over.

  10. #274

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    Quote Originally Posted by cajunhawk View Post
    We will be fine. Learning curves take time.
    Why does the learning curve only apply to us? I see other teams not going through learning curves. Good teams go through learning curves but still win the dang game. Just play baseball!

    We've played 13 games, how many more games we have to give away?

  11. #275

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    Quote Originally Posted by Cajunologist View Post
    Why does the learning curve only apply to us? I see other teams not going through learning curves. Good teams go through learning curves but still win the dang game. Just play baseball!

    We've played 13 games, how many more games we have to give away?
    The learning curve does not only apply to us. But when you have as many new faces in the lineup the learning curve increases. We have still won more games than we have lost and we have played one of the toughest schedules so far that I can ever remember. This team needs to find an identity and cut out the silly mistakes. Robe will not let this team fall apart.

  12. #276

    Default Re: Baseball v. Tulane 3/8/16

    Quote Originally Posted by RaginScotsman View Post
    Well, fontenot is off the hook. Why are we struggling so much in mid week games?
    because sacred heart is not the opponent mid-week.

Page 23 of 27 FirstFirst ... 13 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ... LastLast

Thread Information

Users Browsing this Thread

There are currently 4 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 4 guests)

Similar Threads

  1. Replies: 0
    Last Post: April 6th, 2010, 01:20 pm

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •