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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunSaint08 View Post
    Ditto!!!

    Question on Habetz hitting philosophy? Lotief was a small ball, move the players over type of coach. Glasco was a everyone hit the long ball, bomb away type of coach. So where does Alyson fit in?
    In what world was Loteif a small ball coach?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunSaint08 View Post
    Ditto!!!

    Question on Habetz hitting philosophy? Lotief was a small ball, move the players over type of coach. Glasco was a everyone hit the long ball, bomb away type of coach. So where does Alyson fit in?
    Say what you will about Lotief, he most certainly did not subscribe to small ball.

    Not sure if she addressed it, but she comes across as someone who will have a roster full of players with the ability to handle the bat in multiple situations.

    Just needs time…and money 😂

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunSaint08 View Post
    Ditto!!!

    Question on Habetz hitting philosophy? Lotief was a small ball, move the players over type of coach. Glasco was a everyone hit the long ball, bomb away type of coach. So where does Alyson fit in?
    What???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clutch0364 View Post
    In what world was Loteif a small ball coach?
    Ditto!

  5. #29

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clutch0364 View Post
    In what world was Loteif a small ball coach?
    Probably equating slap hitting to bunting

  6. #30

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    Quote Originally Posted by facelessjonmoon View Post
    Probably equating slap hitting to bunting
    Even so, some of Lotief’s teams led the country in HRs

  7. #31

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clutch0364 View Post
    In what world was Loteif a small ball coach?
    He always had 3-4 slap hitters in the lineup with only one true homerun threat. Yes, others could hit home runs, but only one true hitter could do it on a regular basis. He did have a very aggressive hitting approach though. And he was and still is a very good teacher of his hitting style.

    But he and Glasco had completely different approaches when it came to hitting. Not one of Glasco's hitters were a true slap hitter. Yes there were a couple on the team that could slap the ball through the infield, but that was not a philosophy Glasco used.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sportsfanatic21 View Post
    Even so, some of Lotief’s teams led the country in HRs
    No, they didn't, but they did average 97 home runs per year under Michael Lotief. Their highest output was in 2015 when they hit 116 as a team. But again, that did not lead the country in HR's. And if you add the years he coached with Stefni, they averaged 75 home runs per season.

    Ironically, the only time the Cajuns have led the country in HR's was in year 2024 under Glasco. As a team, they hit 70 homeruns. 60 for the regular season and 10 in post season. Go figure!

    But I do stand corrected. As much games as I have seen and heard, about 99% since the Coach Yvette days, I would have never imagined that Coach Lotief had teams hitting that many home runs per year. I would have bet my last dollar they were in the 30-40 range every year. I just remember all the slap hitters getting on base all the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barisaxman View Post
    Just saw on Twitter(X) that the Pied Piper of NIL at TT has a good shot to sign Canady from Stanford…..
    Affirmative. Money talks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunSaint08 View Post
    He always had 3-4 slap hitters in the lineup with only one true homerun threat. Yes, others could hit home runs, but only one true hitter could do it on a regular basis. He did have a very aggressive hitting approach though. And he was and still is a very good teacher of his hitting style.

    But he and Glasco had completely different approaches when it came to hitting. Not one of Glasco's hitters were a true slap hitter. Yes there were a couple on the team that could slap the ball through the infield, but that was not a philosophy Glasco used.
    He had slappers bc that was how softball was played at the time. Most teams across the country have moved away from them.

    They basically played station to station ball, waiting for the HR. He was criticized a lot for the lack of small ball when it was needed.

  11. #35

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunSaint08 View Post

    Ironically, the only time the Cajuns have led the country in HR's was in year 2024 under Glasco. As a team, they hit 70 homeruns. 60 for the regular season and 10 in post season. Go figure!

    .
    Actually, the Cajuns did not lead the nation in home runs in 2024, not even close. Miami (Ohio) hit 160 regular season home runs in 2024. There were quite a few teams that hit more home runs than the Cajuns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clutch0364 View Post
    In what world was Loteif a small ball coach?
    His 1, 2, 8, 9 hitters for the most part were small ball slappers. His 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, hitters for the most part smashed. He had the best of both worlds.

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