2023 CWS

[sportsfanatic21]

Where's your suggestion for the game to be played?

I don’t have one. I was just pointing out that it’s a different game in that park than it is during the regular season, regionals and super regionals.

Not a single team has scored more than 6 runs in a game during the CWS. And in the 12 games that have been played, teams have scored 3 or less 10 times. And 2 or less in 6 of those games.

That’s not what college baseball was all season.

My point was that it’s weird to decide the champion by playing a different game than what teams played all season.

[CrazyCajun]

I don’t have one. I was just pointing out that it’s a different game in that park than it is during the regular season, regionals and super regionals.

Not a single team has scored more than 6 runs in a game during the CWS. And in the 12 games that have been played, teams have scored 3 or less 10 times. And 2 or less in 6 of those games.

That’s not what college baseball was all season.

My point was that it’s weird to decide the champion by playing a different game than what teams played all season.

I agree its weird being a different style at the end, however I wish this style was how baseball was played all year at every park. Certainly would favor our style of play and i think it levels the playing field

[MelRock]

I wish this style was how baseball was played all year at every park.

My sentiments exactly!

[CajunVic]

Pitching gets better across the board the further you get into the playoffs. New stars are found on the mound. That has just as much impact on scoring as the conditions associated with this field.

[ZoomZoom]

I’m sure Omaha didn’t build a new stadium downtown without a long term NCAA deal.

[CrazyCajun]

I’m sure Omaha didn’t build a new stadium downtown without a long term NCAA deal.

Easy solution would be to bring in the fences a little, but I personally like that you have to manufacture runs there and actually create offense.

[R1Letterman]

How about have the super regional teams at two sites (world series type locations) Playing double Elim style against 8 teams rather than two out of three against one team at home as they do now. Then have those two "champs" advance to a two team "real" world series, at a location based on the suggestions made here....and Maybe even bump it up to 3/5

[sportsfanatic21]

Pitching gets better across the board the further you get into the playoffs. New stars are found on the mound. That has just as much impact on scoring as the conditions associated with this field.

You could make the same argument that these pitchers are facing better lineups than they have all year as well. But are now dominating.

It’s like the softball World Series being played with a 300’ fence after playing all year at 220’ (or less).

I don’t mind the style of play (although I think it’s unfair to make 407’ outs-into the wind-like the last batter for TCU did). I just think it doesn’t make sense to play 65 games to get there and then it’s a completely different game to decide the champion.

It’s not moving so it is what it is. But I think bringing the fences in about 8-10 feet all the way around would be a good idea.

[JMV JustMyView]

Easy solution would be to bring in the fences a little, but I personally like that you have to manufacture runs there and actually create offense.

They have already moved the fences in.

[JMV JustMyView]

You could make the same argument that these pitchers are facing better lineups than they have all year as well. But are now dominating.

It’s like the softball World Series being played with a 300’ fence after playing all year at 220’ (or less).

I don’t mind the style of play (although I think it’s unfair to make 407’ outs-into the wind-like the last batter for TCU did). I just think it doesn’t make sense to play 65 games to get there and then it’s a completely different game to decide the champion.

It’s not moving so it is what it is. But I think bringing the fences in about 8-10 feet all the way around would be a good idea.

They have already brought the fences in. Are you saying it needs to happen again?