BB Final: Louisiana 4, Southeastern 5

[cajundiehard]

Yes, Mike has it right. Resumes where left off. So players/pitchers already removed from line-up are not available. i.e. D-Mo, Lafleur, Antchak, Stolke not available for resumption.

Just gotta get one out before that man on first scores to force the 12th inning... then it's even outs rest of the way...

[ManAboutTown]

Maybe the team can stay over at Sam Houston late Sunday and Deggs can put on a 3 hour hitting clinic.

Funny!

[CajunEXPRESS]

Don't the two outs recorded in the bottom of the 11th count when the game is resumed? I think they do and the runner will be on first base as a result of being hit by pitch.

My live stat did not show two outs in the 11th, but of course everything goes to how it was at the moment the game was suspended.

[jllanclos]

There were definitely two outs. Colton was one strike away from getting back in the dugout, it started pouring, the ball slipped out of his hand, and he plunked the dude in the head. Colton's technically still in the game. Wouldn't be surprised if he starts it when it resumes.

[cajundiehard]

There were definitely two outs. Colton was one strike away from getting back in the dugout, it started pouring, the ball slipped out of his hand, and he plunked the dude in the head. Colton's technically still in the game. Wouldn't be surprised if he starts it when it resumes.

That would make a lot of sense - especially vs a righty in the lineup.

But a lot can (and hopefully the bats do) change in over a month before the game resumes.

[jllanclos]

That would make a lot of sense - especially vs a righty in the lineup.

But a lot can (and hopefully the bats do) change in over a month before the game resumes.

Yeah. I'm guessing SLU wanted to finish this last night, because they know these bats are going to be awake by March 29.

[angeleast]

D mo had an uncharacteristic bad game. I think Murphy's law coupled with a wet ball threw his mechanics off. Like I said earlier, what a weird azz start to the season so far.

[scotto_25]

DMo went too long in relief, in Feb, in bad weather. He was cutting them kids up then the wheels fell off....hopefully lesson learned and DMo can get back to DMo'ing

[scotto_25]

All we heard all offseason was how "deep" our pitching staff/bull pen was this year. Last night showed me that the confidence isn't exactly there yet when you're throwing the schit out of DMo in game 3 of the season.

[LouisianaB]

D mo had an uncharacteristic bad game. I think Murphy's law coupled with a wet ball threw his mechanics off. Like I said earlier, what a weird azz start to the season so far.

He started off good. He was left in too long.

[cajun1300]

All we heard all offseason was how "deep" our pitching staff/bull pen was this year. Last night showed me that the confidence isn't exactly there yet when you're throwing the schit out of DMo in game 3 of the season.

4 games in 4 days - we still need pitchers for tonight.

Burk is likely to start, unless Schmidt is past his discomfort. Backed by Charpentier & Huval.

[wcd35]

D mo had an uncharacteristic bad game. I think Murphy's law coupled with a wet ball threw his mechanics off. Like I said earlier, what a weird azz start to the season so far.

He struck out 6 of 8 faced. But he went long because Robe has complete faith in him and the end was close finally having a 2 run lead. Being early in the season and having pitched they day before and going long and the rain, the move probably should've been made after that 2nd walk. It's not a lack of faith in other guys though, it's the total sure thing faith in D-Mo that made it harder to make the move. If Coach weighed all those factors again, stepping back, he may feel differently than he did last night even without knowing the results