Cajuns Come Away With Extra Innings Win At Northwestern State

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After seeing a four-run lead disappear late in the game, the 16th-ranked Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns baseball team rallied with a three-run 12th inning to defeat Northwestern State 8-6 in extra innings on Tuesday night at Brown-Stroud Field.

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[CajunEXPRESS]

I'd like one game to be a blowout. Too much stress. We're cruising to a nice comfortable win and our All-American has an awful night.

Of course the important thing is they won.

[RaginDave]

I think the key, is that the bats are starting to show up. I think that once they do, we will see more comfortable wins.

[Dad04]

I'd like one game to be a blowout. Too much stress. We're cruising to a nice comfortable win and our All-American has an awful night.

Of course the important thing is they won.

""You can't fly a kite without turbulence."

- Robe

[Cajunjeb]

I'd like one game to be a blowout. Too much stress. We're cruising to a nice comfortable win and our All-American has an awful night.

Of course the important thing is they won.

This past Saturday was the closest thing to a blowout. Something's going on with D-Mo. Either he has an injury or something is in his head. Or, I wonder if the scouting report on him is more well known so batters know what to expect.

[Cajunjeb]

I think the key, is that the bats are starting to show up. I think that once they do, we will see more comfortable wins.

Dave, I actually think the bats are there. It's just getting the crucial hits when you have runners in scoring position.

[cajundiehard]

This past Saturday was the closest thing to a blowout. Something's going on with D-Mo. Either he has an injury or something is in his head. Or, I wonder if the scouting report on him is more well known so batters know what to expect.

I think D-Mo will be fine. I can give him a pass at Southeastern because, according to coach, once the rains started, he couldn't grip his breaking ball or slider. Ump was trying to finish the game since Cajuns had a two run lead and needed just 3 outs. Didn't work out that way.

Last night - I can't explain except Lee started the loss of momentum in the 8th (failed set-up attempt) and according to the broadcast, sounded like Blue was squeezing the zone. Dan and Jeff constantly asking, "where did that miss?"

We will see, but I remain confident in D-Mo. Lee... not so much.

[Bankruptcyman]

Sounded like D-Mo was not getting several strike calls last night so he had to pitch more onto the plate. I also noticed in the televised game Friday he was looking and fiddling with one of his fingers on his throwing hand like there may have been a blister or some other kind of aggravation. Whatever it is, he needs to get back to the dominating D-Mo we know and love.

[CajunAmos]

This past Saturday was the closest thing to a blowout. Something's going on with D-Mo. Either he has an injury or something is in his head. Or, I wonder if the scouting report on him is more well known so batters know what to expect.

I think he was pretty good on Friday night against SHSU.

[CajunT]

Sounded like D-Mo was not getting several strike calls last night so he had to pitch more onto the plate. I also noticed in the televised game Friday he was looking and fiddling with one of his fingers on his throwing hand like there may have been a blister or some other kind of aggravation. Whatever it is, he needs to get back to the dominating D-Mo we know and love.

He was squeezed at times, including the pitch right before the big hit that got him removed. But he was also over throwing at times.

[CajunT]

I think the key, is that the bats are starting to show up. I think that once they do, we will see more comfortable wins.

There were a numbers hit well last night that won't show up in the box score. There was a 20 miles an hour cross wind last night and I counted at four hits that were leaving the park and that's not including Lott's double that the wind pulled down before going over the wall.

[Dad04]

The giant in CF was snapping last night, blowing in and to LF.