BB G1 Final: Louisiana 1, Coastal 9

[Big Buds]

Weather delay!!!!!!!

[MountainDew]

Weather delay!!!!!!!

Do football rules apply here?

[angeleast]

This might help us out!!! Who knows

[CajunVic]

Yes, another pitcher possibly wasted and a double header tomorrow. That’s going to help us a lot.

[RaginScotsman]

Do football rules apply here?

Haha. If we’re playing eastern Michigan.

[angeleast]

30 minutes?

[cajundiehard]

This could work to our advantage. Chance to regroup. Slow things down a bit. We have the deeper pitching staff. Might throw off their guy. Our batters need to get back into this, 2-3 runs at a time. Let's GEAUX!

[campo118]

This absolutely plays to our advantage. Even if it doesn’t show up today, needing to fill 5 innings out of the pen on Friday for a team without a lot of depth can make an impact on Saturday and Sunday.

[angeleast]

Eta for re start?

[DieHard 1280]

Just checking on the game. Frack this is not what I was hoping for. ��

[Dad04]

Kept Herman in too long
Could see early did not have his stuff tonight
Still early

Hermann had nothing 1st inning. The curve ball started to get better 2nd inning, but the FB was not there. Too bad

[cajunfan79]

The storm is moving away from Conway so it should be only one delay

[Turbine]

LA 01
CC 08

[GoneGolfin]

Regarding Clint Fagan calling pitches behind the plate ...

One thing that was evident in this game regarding Clint Fagan … other than the strike zone opening up after Deggs had something to say … He was calling pitches over the outer 1/4 of the plate (entire baseball, if not more over the plate) … and at the knees or a little above … a ball. But if you throw it over the middle of the plate a few inches below the knees, he will call it a strike. I hate that. You cannot have an unfairly tight zone when the pitcher is trying to throw on the outer 1/4 at the knees (calling it a ball) … while at the same time calling a pitch a strike below the knees just because it crosses the inner half of the plate (down broadway). It does not work that way.

One thing I will also say about the camera at Springs Brooks Stadium ... the angle was among the best I have seen ... nearly behind the pitcher, just to the right. At the same time, you could clearly see the entire plate ... instead of just the batter box lines.

Brian

[MountainDew]

Back on the field