Baseball Team Losing 3 To 0 In 2nd. Going To Be Another Long Season.
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If not you look like a douche right now. Bradford doubles in 2 and Frazier singles home Bradford. Dawgs still batting in the bottom of the 2nd and have tied it up at 3.
ETA: Frazier scores on an error to make it 4-3 Dawgs. Still batting.
ETA: Frazier scores on an error to make it 4-3 Dawgs. Still batting.
that you've put up in as many days. Do you genuinely believe that every time another team takes a lead on us in any sport that "the season is over"? If so, I pity you and your miserable life. Lighten up a little. And maybe study up on that thing we like to call "sports."
need to chill. Extreme is just being his usual dubmass self. He has thought that making these type of posts is funny by getting people worked up with responses. In truth it's just dumb. It was funny the first few times, a decade ago. Now, not so much.
when they took the 3-0 lead.
I doubt anyone is more critical of MSU Baseball early in the year than I am, but what I witnessed this weekend, actually allays some of my concerns. Yes, we have some middle infield issues with the gloves, but I was really impressed with the young uns. And as experienced as our Pitching staff is, we used 6 freshmen or red-shirt freshmen on the mound today. And Pollorena has hardly even pitched this year. I have to qualify today's performance as Lipscomb was probably out of pitching by this afternoon, but our little guys hit some seeds up the middle and into the gaps and that is encouraging. Stark has a little fire in his belly too, as he kind of got in the plate umps' face after a check swing that the ump said he went around on. Stark, Bradford and Frazier are very athletic and quick. The more Henderson plays, the better he will hit. I hate it for Brownlee, but his propensity for the injury may have him finishing his career at MSU as a role player rather than a starter. And that ain't a bad thing. The young uns are the budding stars on this team. Rea (redshirt FR) Renfroe (SO), Bradford (SO), Frazier (SO), Norris (SO), Henderson (SO) are solid. And Porter only played in one game this weekend.
I need to see more consistency against better pitching, but I feel much better.
I doubt anyone is more critical of MSU Baseball early in the year than I am, but what I witnessed this weekend, actually allays some of my concerns. Yes, we have some middle infield issues with the gloves, but I was really impressed with the young uns. And as experienced as our Pitching staff is, we used 6 freshmen or red-shirt freshmen on the mound today. And Pollorena has hardly even pitched this year. I have to qualify today's performance as Lipscomb was probably out of pitching by this afternoon, but our little guys hit some seeds up the middle and into the gaps and that is encouraging. Stark has a little fire in his belly too, as he kind of got in the plate umps' face after a check swing that the ump said he went around on. Stark, Bradford and Frazier are very athletic and quick. The more Henderson plays, the better he will hit. I hate it for Brownlee, but his propensity for the injury may have him finishing his career at MSU as a role player rather than a starter. And that ain't a bad thing. The young uns are the budding stars on this team. Rea (redshirt FR) Renfroe (SO), Bradford (SO), Frazier (SO), Norris (SO), Henderson (SO) are solid. And Porter only played in one game this weekend.
I need to see more consistency against better pitching, but I feel much better.
new school vs old school?
@ those who responded toward extreme.....my opinion is that then you should NEVER EVER tell anyone else they don't belong here. on account of you don't know wat the 17 your talking about.
@ those who responded toward extreme.....my opinion is that then you should NEVER EVER tell anyone else they don't belong here. on account of you don't know wat the 17 your talking about.