BB Final: Louisiana 9, SLU 8

[zeppelincajun]

Cajuns up 1-0. McKinnon picked off again.

[ManAboutTown]

Dude has to lead the country in POs.
I love the kid but geesus.

[Hot Sauce]

Throw strikes Dalton

[zeppelincajun]

6 K’s through 3 innings.

[zeppelincajun]

2-1 SE off a hit batter and a home run. Better than his last few outings. Horton still just can’t consistently throw strikes

[zeppelincajun]

Veillon brings Lott home. 2-2. That Lott guy is alright huh?

[Hot Sauce]

Chase the starter! That’s what I like to see!

[RaginScotsman]

A homer from Spears!

[ryan.hess1986]

Veillon brings Lott home. 2-2. That Lott guy is alright huh?

I’m liking Cape Cod Todd! Always thought he had great potential!

[zeppelincajun]

Tremaine! We’ve got the timely hitting tonight. All 4 runs on 2 out hits. Now we need the pitching!

[Dad04]

We are 2nd in the Sunbelt in homeruns. So, there's that.

[RaginScotsman]

We are 2nd in the Sunbelt in homeruns.

Give Wells an extension.

[GoneGolfin]

We are 2nd in the Sunbelt in homeruns. So, there's that.

. which makes you think that eventually better run production will follow (statistically speaking). I mean . simply from a multi-variable linear regression standpoint (with the dependent variable being runs scored), we should be scoring more runs. So, either the model is not linear (possible) . or there is a feature of the model (independent variable) that is missing. Maybe JT's presence? 😀

Brian

[Dad04]

. which makes you think that eventually better run production will follow (statistically speaking). I mean . simply from a multi-variable linear regression standpoint (with the dependent variable being runs scored), we should be scoring more runs. So, either the model is not linear (possible) . or there is a feature of the model (independent variable) that is missing. Maybe JT's presence? 😀

Brian

Um. Yes?

Like an economic recession, we won't know if the rebuild has started until we look backward. Sure feels like Wells is a positive influence. Anecdotal leg kicking, hitting bombs like days of yore, almost.

[CajunVic]

. which makes you think that eventually better run production will follow (statistically speaking). I mean . simply from a multi-variable linear regression standpoint (with the dependent variable being runs scored), we should be scoring more runs. So, either the model is not linear (possible) . or there is a feature of the model (independent variable) that is missing. Maybe JT's presence? 😀

Brian

This is some HEAVY stuff for a Wednesday night. I completely agree.

Vic