Well, the rubber game is tomorrow. Hey Cohen sheep, it's good to have
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Bradford plays great defense at the plate when he gets down in the count. By saying he is unimpressive puts your baseball knowledge at that of a sewage treatment facility. Why don't you go help stansbury find a job.
He couldn't buy a hit the last 1/3 of the season last year and he's well under .300 this year. Again with no power at all. He is a very good defensive CF, but there's not much room for a defensive specialist in the outfield unless the rest of the team kicks *** at the plate. And the rest of our team doesn't kick *** at the plate, at least not yet.</p>
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seriously, you're a damned fool. Stop posting about baseball you retard. I'm ashamed that my university issued you a degree. Just because you're friends with the moderators and word your posts a certain way, does NOT make you a smart poster. Either you are a complete moron or you have something personal against Cohen.
I don't even own a copy of the Baseball Playbook. But I've seen a lot of good baseball at MSU over the years and I've seen a lot of mediocre baseball. I haven't seen much in the last decade of the former. I still think Cohen has a chance to get us back where we should be, but so far the Cohen era looks just like the Polk II era did (minus the CWS appearance).
patdog said:
You can't be serious. His 17ed up swing got him a .500 batting average in the Regional last year.....which also happened to be during the last 1/3 of the season. And since when do you have to have tons of power to be a good baseball player? He hit a home run this year I believe already, so he has SOME power (you said "no power").
You're a dumbass.
He's our leadoff guy. And it looks to me like he finished the year pretty strong last year.
C.T. Bradford
2011:
Rookie outfielder with starts in 61 games and the only Bulldog to play in all 63 games • Named to the Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America team and the 2011 SEC All-Freshman team • Hit .303, third-highest BA on the club • Drew 41 starts in centerfield, 10 in right, nine in left and one as the designated hitter • Ranked second on the team with 74 hits and "free bases" (28 walks and 12 HBPs) • Tallied 11 stolen bases in 18 attempts and fielded at a .978 clip with but three errors in 135 fielding chances • Compiled the team's second-longest hitting streak (12 games and finished second with hits in 48 games and 21 multi-hit games • Also tied (with Jarrod Parks) for the team lead with 10 multi-RBI games • Hit .264 with starts in 22 of 23 SEC games played • Hit safely in 22 SEC games • Went 5-for-12 (.417) in three-game series against eventual NCAA champion South Carolina • MSU's top hitter in SEC and NCAA postseason competition (.375/12-for-32) • Hit .538 (7-for-13) and earned NCAA Atlanta Regional MVP honors • Went 3-for-4 with a walk and a double in his collegiate career debut vs. Akron (Feb. 18) • Also turned in three-hit plate performances against Southern Miss (Apr. 5), Florida (Apr. 8), at Arkansas (Apr. 16) and in the NCAA Atlanta Regional at Georgia Tech (June 5) • Drove in a season-best four runs in that regional championship game at Tech • Among six Bulldog rookies named to the SEC First-Year Player Honor Roll.
C.T. Bradford
2011:
Rookie outfielder with starts in 61 games and the only Bulldog to play in all 63 games • Named to the Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America team and the 2011 SEC All-Freshman team • Hit .303, third-highest BA on the club • Drew 41 starts in centerfield, 10 in right, nine in left and one as the designated hitter • Ranked second on the team with 74 hits and "free bases" (28 walks and 12 HBPs) • Tallied 11 stolen bases in 18 attempts and fielded at a .978 clip with but three errors in 135 fielding chances • Compiled the team's second-longest hitting streak (12 games and finished second with hits in 48 games and 21 multi-hit games • Also tied (with Jarrod Parks) for the team lead with 10 multi-RBI games • Hit .264 with starts in 22 of 23 SEC games played • Hit safely in 22 SEC games • Went 5-for-12 (.417) in three-game series against eventual NCAA champion South Carolina • MSU's top hitter in SEC and NCAA postseason competition (.375/12-for-32) • Hit .538 (7-for-13) and earned NCAA Atlanta Regional MVP honors • Went 3-for-4 with a walk and a double in his collegiate career debut vs. Akron (Feb. 18) • Also turned in three-hit plate performances against Southern Miss (Apr. 5), Florida (Apr. 8), at Arkansas (Apr. 16) and in the NCAA Atlanta Regional at Georgia Tech (June 5) • Drove in a season-best four runs in that regional championship game at Tech • Among six Bulldog rookies named to the SEC First-Year Player Honor Roll.