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    Quote Originally Posted by lifetimecajun View Post
    Coker was an outfielder if I’m not mistaken?
    Roster lists him as an Infielder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    Yes, that is why the coaching staff chose Loch to start the season at third.
    Yes, and what a stroke of brilliance that was, as he hit a whopping .170ish with a ton of errors. Yet another example of pathetic coaching evaluation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunProud View Post
    Yes, and what a stroke of brilliance that was, as he hit a whopping .170ish with a ton of errors. Yet another example of pathetic coaching evaluation.
    Before he caught the flu and was replaced by Wimdham he was 7 for 27 - 260 with 4 doubles. After Wimdham got hurt he shat the bed for like 42 consequetive at bats. Hard to come out of and he never really did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    Yes, that is why the coaching staff chose Loch to start the season at third.
    Coaches doing stupid stuff is also a factor not discussed on coaches shows.

    It's a sad situation. He gave it all he could.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    Before he caught the flu and was replaced by Wimdham he was 7 for 27 - 260 with 4 doubles. After Wimdham got hurt he shat the bed for like 42 consequetive at bats. Hard to come out of and he never really did.
    Agreed. I felt very bad for him as he is an awesome kid with really awesome parents. He definitely gave it all he had with his back issues. Hated to see him go out on such a bad season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunProud View Post
    Yes, and what a stroke of brilliance that was, as he hit a whopping .170ish with a ton of errors. Yet another example of pathetic coaching evaluation.
    How many errors are a ton? He had a fielding percentage of .937. Batting average of .170

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeLeblanc View Post
    How many errors are a ton? He had a fielding percentage of .937. Batting average of .170
    8, about half the leader in errors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunVic View Post
    8, about half the leader in errors.
    Same number as windham had in 2018. Same fielding percentage too

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    Pushing the Loch = Windham argument is not flattering.....just sayin...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Dad04 View Post
    Pushing the Loch = Windham argument is not flattering.....just sayin...
    Agreed, so is piling on the kid that gave his all after the season is over isn’t either.

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