Brody Brecht
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Not the best situation to be a pitcher in the Rockies organization. But then if you don't let the hitters make contact, light air doesn't matter. 
True. If he keeps pitching them numbers though, he could be in the big leagues fairly soon especially with how bad the Rockies are.Not the best situation to be a pitcher in the Rockies organization. But then if you don't let the hitters make contact, light air doesn't matter.
@KyleHuesmann , probably too much to ask, but it would be cool to have an "All Other Sports" forum for baseball, softball, soccer, etc.
That’s awesome! Love that he’s doing well in the big leagues.
Now with $20.5M annual revenue sharing, I just hope we can hold on to our baseball program (Iowa baseball has been around for 135 years).
Former Hawkeye pitcher Jack Dreyer (now 26 years old) came into tonight's Game 3 of the World Series in the top of the 8th inning with the score tied 5-5.
He threw 5 pitches (all strikes), gave up a hit, got an out and then was pulled for the next Dodger relief pitcher.
Jack's home town is Johnston, Iowa.
He threw 5 pitches (all strikes), gave up a hit, got an out and then was pulled for the next Dodger relief pitcher.
Jack's home town is Johnston, Iowa.
Jack Dreyer entered tonight's game in the top of the 8th with the Dodgers trailing 6-1 in game 4 of the World Series.
His stats:
2 full innings pitched
29 pitches (23 strikes = 79%)
3 Strike Outs
0 Runs allowed
2 Hits allowed
1 Walk
His stats:
2 full innings pitched
29 pitches (23 strikes = 79%)
3 Strike Outs
0 Runs allowed
2 Hits allowed
1 Walk
Cool to see a Hawkeye in the World Series. Who was the last one before Dreyer? I know Boddicker won a title with Baltimore in '83
darn you, anyway, funnyfletcher. that was going to be MY line. you beat me to it.