It's that time of year when our baseball coach experiments with lineups. And as usual, there is some tweaking to be done. My biggest beef- hitting Adam Frazier third.
Let's try:
1. CT Bradford CF
2. Adam Frazier 2B- I think he handles the bat well
3. Daryl Norris 3B
4. Trey Porter DH
5. Wes Rea 1B
6. Hunter Renfroe/Brandon Woodruff- RF depending on the pitcher
7. Mitch Slauter- C
8. Matthew Britton- SS
9. Brent Brownlee- LF
I think I have pretty good balance throughout that lineup. I like Brownlee at nine because of his speed, but he seems to be free swinger at times. I would have him at two, but I think Frazier handles the bat better and makes contact a little more consistently. I almost want to put Rea at three or maybe even Renfroe and see if they get some pitches to hit in front of Trey Porter. And then you have an experienced hitter in Daryl Norris following at least for now our hottest hitter in Porter. And back to Brownlee- having a fifth year senior behind Britton might get him some pitches to hit as well.
Let's try:
1. CT Bradford CF
2. Adam Frazier 2B- I think he handles the bat well
3. Daryl Norris 3B
4. Trey Porter DH
5. Wes Rea 1B
6. Hunter Renfroe/Brandon Woodruff- RF depending on the pitcher
7. Mitch Slauter- C
8. Matthew Britton- SS
9. Brent Brownlee- LF
I think I have pretty good balance throughout that lineup. I like Brownlee at nine because of his speed, but he seems to be free swinger at times. I would have him at two, but I think Frazier handles the bat better and makes contact a little more consistently. I almost want to put Rea at three or maybe even Renfroe and see if they get some pitches to hit in front of Trey Porter. And then you have an experienced hitter in Daryl Norris following at least for now our hottest hitter in Porter. And back to Brownlee- having a fifth year senior behind Britton might get him some pitches to hit as well.