It’s early, but McCloud is dealing
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He’d have been a pretty dang solid Sunday starter. Might have made a big difference for us.
Thanks captain obvious. Typically takes more than the common cold to miss the season
Accounting for the possibility he could’ve just not wanted to disclose it, MacLeod himself said it wasn’t mono. One of the guys on the beat had mono and asked MacLeod back in the fall if that’s what he had last season. He said no.
Daily Journal say...
https://www.djournal.com/sports/not...cle_06a01d07-e953-514f-9ea8-6c7ec552ddfa.html
Not that it makes any difference whether it was mono or not. Whatever it was, I hate he was out last year.
https://www.djournal.com/sports/not...cle_06a01d07-e953-514f-9ea8-6c7ec552ddfa.html
Not that it makes any difference whether it was mono or not. Whatever it was, I hate he was out last year.
Yeah. Whatever it was, he said today he lost a ton of weight and was at home most of last spring semester. Only even got to come to 9 or 10 games. Glad he’s bounced back from it. Kid might be special.
I agree with you. I understand protecting a guys arm but 60 pitches is ********. If he can’t stretch out more than that without getting wore down Or hurt then he needs to be a reliever.
I know nothing about baseball, but last year I talked to a scout (they are a talkative bunch) at the Dude and he said that most pitchers don't get enough work in college to prepare them for the minors/MLB. He made it sound like it is better for pitchers to go straight to professional baseball than pitch in college. IDK?
You don’t think that our coaches are also in communication with the same scouts? Ginn threw double the innings he ever has in any year or his career last season and will continue to ramp up this year. Know what you really don’t want to do? Blow out a first round arm in a money year by overworking it when there are clear indications that a guy isn’t yet ready for that kind of workload(losing velo, the sharpness on the breaker, etc... all of which could literally be seen thru a tv screen watching Ginn pitch at times last year).
Complaining about low pitch counts in cold temps on opening day with a guy who was fatigued last year is just people wanting to ***** about something. He’ll throw more when it’s time to throw more. If weather conditions improve I suspect we see him go 80-90 pitches next week, provided his stuff stays sharp
Complaining about low pitch counts in cold temps on opening day with a guy who was fatigued last year is just people wanting to ***** about something. He’ll throw more when it’s time to throw more. If weather conditions improve I suspect we see him go 80-90 pitches next week, provided his stuff stays sharp
Dude, that's why I caveated what it wrote with, "I know nothing about baseball." I was merely relaying what a scout told me. I'm sure we have knowledgable coaches doing what they think is best. I'm not complaining about low pitch counts because I know nothing about what a pitch count should be.
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