Bednar

[ronpolk]

Obviously a small sample size with the short season last year but so far in Bednar’s career his stats are:

8 appearances
.99 era
27.1 IP
Faced 103 batters
44 strike outs
7 walks.

Obviously not a large sample size but he’s one of the more dominating pitchers I’ve seen at state. Looking forward to seeing him get fully stretched out this season.

 

[57stratdawg]

He's the best pitcher on our staff, IMO.

 

[karlchilders.sixpack]

Announcers said he was on a firm 65 pitch count

He was just over that this week.

Do you think that is going to change?

 

[Xenomorph]

Mainieri say..

WT17 is a pitch count?

 

[ronpolk]

He was just over that this week.

Do you think that is going to change?

I do. He’s only pitched 12 innings this year. I bet he probably steps up to around 75-80 this Saturday.

 

[karlchilders.sixpack]

I think he pitched 74

But he stopped after that inning.

 

[missouridawg]

He was just over that this week.

Do you think that is going to change?

Yes. That will certainly climb up each week, I'd think, as long as he's pitching well.

I really hope Lemonis comes around to the idea that the Cerantola experiment is over.

Winnings road series, especially at LSU, is awesome. But I hate giving away a sweep cause we didn't use our pitching staff very well. Cerantola should not have started. Fristoe should've got the first 3-4 innings. Then I probably would've gone to Harding for 3 innings. Then Sims, Smith, and Stinnett (with maybe Stone Simmons in there) to finish off whatever was needed for about 1 inning apiece. I would've never thrown Cerantola, nor Koestler, and I would've never let Stinnett come back out for a second inning. We still might've lost the game, but I didn't feel like we put our team in the best chance to win yesterday.