Early start probably not helping. I think we'll have a better one in the second game after we send the Ducks packing.My guess was Liggett. Nice cowd today - not! Not a good look. I am sure CDM is aware of the lack of fans here for this game.
That ball was hit pretty hard though.We just can't get away from seeing eye singles scoring runs. We're just not getting many breaks at all.
Seeing eye singles to me are defined as ground balls just out of the reach of the infielders, regardless of how hard the ball was hit. Beard was a inch from at least keeping the ball from the outfield, saving a run.That ball was hit pretty hard though.
Fair enough. My definition would be balls not hit real hard that find their way through the infield.Seeing eye singles to me are defined as ground balls just out of the reach of the infielders, regardless of how hard the ball was hit. Beard was a inch from at least keeping the ball from the outfield, saving a run.
The term "seeing eye" to me refers the ball knowing where it needs to go to get through the infielders. Like it has eyes. So even if there's a shift where there's four infielders on one side, if a hard hit ground ball just gets through that's a seeing eye single.Fair enough. My definition would be balls not hit real hard that find their way through the infield.
I like that or rolling the dice and either later in the game if needed. If we can build a lead,save him for tomorrow.Kuehner threw only 23 pitches. Maybe start him in the second game? Treat it like a rain delay.
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