Comeback win article to keep you from starting drinking too early.

[stateu1]

https://www.ncaa.com/news/baseball/...-baseball-pulled-each-its-28-come-behind-wins

Analyzes all 28 wins.

 

[tired]

Good stuff. Those who get bent about being behind early/mid part of the game need to read this. Admittingly, I've gotten nervous too, but seems like most our damage is done in the later innings. This team never lays down & quits.

 

[bruiser.sixpack]

If we get ahead early, can we worry about a Vandy making a comeback? Asking for a few friends.

 

[thekimmer]

There is couple of ways to look at this...

https://www.ncaa.com/news/baseball/...-baseball-pulled-each-its-28-come-behind-wins

Analyzes all 28 wins.

One is the obvious that we are good at remaining calm and coming back when we get behind. The other is that we suck at building a lead early and keeping it.

The main thing is we are good at WINNING!

 

[CochiseCowbell]

We are usually better the second time through the line up. We've been this way most of the season. We're also better against bullpens than starters. But, these two things could probably be said about most teams that have made it this far.

 

[patdog]

Very interesting. A lot of those were mid-week games before we settled on our pitching rotation where we had a lot of 1st inning disasters we recovered from. Surprising that with that many come from behind wins, we didn't have any regular season walk-off wins, and only 2 counting post-season.