Former Cajuns - Baseball

[CajunVic]

Lol...ok you know what I mean ....%. .242 last year .280 this year

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[Turbine]

Has this thread moved to basketball🤗? POINTS?

No but several good runs have been runned out in this thread.

What run were you trying to make?

[CajunVic]

No but several good runs have been runned out in this thread.

What run were you trying to make?

We ran well this year but produced like we had the runs.

[Turbine]

We ran well this year but produced like we had the runs.

LOL

[LifeTimeCajun]

I would think that entire injured group you mentioned would be back. Bradford, Bourgeois, Toro, and Windham I’m pretty sure were mentioned by Robe in his last interview with Auzene.

Lochridge being gone is a done deal I think. I don’t think your list of guys most likely gone is necessarily wrong, but that would sad if that comes to pass. That would be 8 out of those 10 that came from the high school ranks. In addition, that would mean every single Freshman from the 2019 roster would be gone. This rebuild with a bunch of JCs coming in to give us some age next year sounds fun, but at some point, we have got to do better recruiting at the HS level or at least give those guys the proper amount of time and opportunities to prove themselves. It’s confusing to push out a guy like Coker who showed flashes as a Freshman in favor of someone like Lochridge who wound up making the 2nd most errors on the team, hit for the lowest batting average among starters by almost .100, and is leaving baseball after this year.

Coker was an outfielder if I’m not mistaken?

[Dad04]

We would have won more games with Windham at 3rd all year. How many is debatable, but at least a couple more.

[GeauxLouisiana]

We would have won more games with Windham at 3rd all year. How many is debatable, but at least a couple more.

A guy with a career average of .189 and a fielding percentage of .951 is a game changer? Damn, what does that say about the guys that hit over .200 have a fielding percentage higher than .951?

[Dad04]

A guy with a career average of .189 and a fielding percentage of .951 is a game changer? Damn, what does that say about the guys that hit over .200 have a fielding percentage higher than .951?

Plenty has been said about Kasuls, for just that reason. Take him out with Windham and where we at? Probably under 20 wins.

We had a precious few players driving the bus. Losing one makes a difference on a roster with otherwise ankle deep talent. Windham would have hit .250ish with some pop, vacuumed everything near 3B and made SS better defensively. 3B was a black hole this year. Windham could be an all-conf. type player.

[CajunVic]

Plenty has been said about Kasuls, for just that reason. Take him out with Windham and where we at? Probably under 20 wins.

We had a precious few players driving the bus. Losing one makes a difference on a roster with otherwise ankle deep talent. Windham would have hit .250ish with some pop, vacuumed everything near 3B and made SS better defensively. 3B was a black hole this year. Windham could be an all-conf. type player.

Yes, that is why the coaching staff chose Loch to start the season at third.

[Turbine]

We would have won more games with Windham at 3rd all year. How many is debatable, but at least a couple more.

Winning record