As a JUCO kid, I'd wager that Eli Pillsbury was brought in to have a role in our top 10-12 arms.pack2010 said:
regardless of what happens in the last inning or so, plenty to be encouraged by despite the scores. the 3 guys who gave up runs (so far) are Dienes, Pillsbury and Potts. Not sure any of those dudes would be in our top 10-12 arms, so they didn't score off our "mid-tier" guys (respectfully). Of course, I am putting Dudan, Smith, Fritton, Consiglio, Marohn, etc in the top tier.
According to twitter and here (thanks again to DW for updates), Lucas had a strong inning. Wimbish had a big inning. Shaffner was solid. Nance had a nice inning. Andrews worked around some hits. All encouraging signs.
Seems like the starting defense was fine/good. Gotta tinker with the lineup it seems, get Hogue heathy and keep getting younger dudes reps.
CLTWolf said:As a JUCO kid, I'd wager that Eli Pillsbury was brought in to have a role in our top 10-12 arms.pack2010 said:
regardless of what happens in the last inning or so, plenty to be encouraged by despite the scores. the 3 guys who gave up runs (so far) are Dienes, Pillsbury and Potts. Not sure any of those dudes would be in our top 10-12 arms, so they didn't score off our "mid-tier" guys (respectfully). Of course, I am putting Dudan, Smith, Fritton, Consiglio, Marohn, etc in the top tier.
According to twitter and here (thanks again to DW for updates), Lucas had a strong inning. Wimbish had a big inning. Shaffner was solid. Nance had a nice inning. Andrews worked around some hits. All encouraging signs.
Seems like the starting defense was fine/good. Gotta tinker with the lineup it seems, get Hogue heathy and keep getting younger dudes reps.
braz213 said:
I had read back when Jaros committed that he wasn't cleared to swing until October. Looks ahead of schedule. Need his bat at third. He had worked his way into the lineup at GT as a freshman before the injury. I really like his potential.
