BB G1 Final: Louisiana 19, Georgia Southern 3

[Swamp]

We are running at operating temp. Everything till now was us warming up. Now it's full throttle wide open here out.

LFG | 2024

[jaxmc1023]

LP is a pitcher. He pitched. He will be fine.

Guy regularly throws 20-30 pitches per outing so on no notice, let's run him out there for 70+

That was dumb and IF he doesn't end up hurt, they'll be lucky

[lcitsh]

Texas State provides some assistance by shutting out Troy, 6-0.

[Turbine]

Did we retire the pain train or something?

Geaux Cajuns

Tonight it was the Little Red Express

[RaginScotsman]

Tulane walks it off against #6 ecu

[Jacob81]

Guy regularly throws 20-30 pitches per outing so on no notice, let's run him out there for 70+

That was dumb and IF he doesn't end up hurt, they'll be lucky

16 run win!! Get off my lawn.

[cajundiehard]

Guy regularly throws 20-30 pitches per outing so on no notice, let's run him out there for 70+

That was dumb and IF he doesn't end up hurt, they'll be lucky

Why you think he had no notice? I'm sure HE knew what was going on. We didn't know.

Maybe someone above is right. stretching him out for potential starting role in a regional?

[CajunVic]

Guy regularly throws 20-30 pitches per outing so on no notice, let's run him out there for 70+

That was dumb and IF he doesn't end up hurt, they'll be lucky

He has 7 outings of 3 or more innings. He had 4 weekends of multiple appearances. He ain’t getting that in with 20 to 30 pitches. He started the year as a starter.

[cajundiehard]

3 is the magic number of Louisiana wins plus Troy losses

Southern Miss also 3 games back. but we have the tie-break against them. SM has 2 more vs. ASU (likely finish off the sweep there) and then home vs. Texas State to wrap up the regular season.

[CajunVic]

Guy regularly throws 20-30 pitches per outing so on no notice, let's run him out there for 70+

That was dumb and IF he doesn't end up hurt, they'll be lucky

I’m sure Deggs only told Marshall he was starting and no other pitcher had any clue what was going to happen tonight.

It was a masterful night of pitch coaching and you just posted with your pants down.

[GoneGolfin]

Guy regularly throws 20-30 pitches per outing so on no notice, let's run him out there for 70+

That was dumb and IF he doesn't end up hurt, they'll be lucky

You are quick to criticize without knowing. He has more 65+ pitch outings than he does 30- outings.

Langevin has thrown 65+ pitches eight times this season. He started three games (Vandy, Tulane, and Arkansas State). This was not even his longest outing of the season. He threw 102 vs. Tulane. He has outings of 69, 80, 102, 68, 71, 56, 65, 75, and 97. If he suffers an unfortunate injury, it will not be because he is not accustomed to throwing the number of pitches he did tonight.

And of course Langevin knew the pitching plan going into the game. Geez.

Brian

[sportsfanatic21]

Guy regularly throws 20-30 pitches per outing so on no notice, let's run him out there for 70+

That was dumb and IF he doesn't end up hurt, they'll be lucky

Man you really should pay more attention instead of coming on here just to say stupid stuff.

1. Tonight wasn’t Langevin’s highest pitch total of the season.
2. Coach Deggs said they were trying to “keep him stretched out” because it’ll be needed going forward
3. He’s had outings of 65, 69, 71, 75, 80, 97 and 102 this season. He carries a starter’s workload without starting the games

Pay attention.

[jaxmc1023]

Good lord he went 97 tonight

I get it. He CAN go longer but man that's such a weird risk to take to bounce him back and forth between 20 pitches and 60+

[sportsfanatic21]

Good lord he went 97 tonight

I get it. He CAN go longer but man that's such a weird risk to take to bounce him back and forth between 20 pitches and 60+

Teams all across the country use guys like that. Every year. Pitchers today are gonna get hurt when it’s their time to get hurt. In high school, college, the minors, or in MLB.

[sportsfanatic21]

Moving on from that, what a great performance from the Cajuns tonight.

People always say that watching baseball, you’re likely to see something you’ve never seen before in nearly every game. I’ve watched, played in or coached thousands of baseball games. I cant recall ever seeing 3 pinch hit HRs in a game…much less in a single inning!

Edit: I guess Broussard’s wasn’t actually a PH Homer because he has entered the game defensively the inning before. But it was his first AB