Daniel Brown

[121Josey]

Why is nobody talking about his performance? He deserved to get the win yesterday.

 

[CrookedLetta4Eva]

Because we lost. People would rather see the negative than the positive. He was great.

 

[patdog]

He deserved to get the save. Hudson deserved the win. Pitching was outstanding last night. Hitting was as bad as its been all season.

 

[KurtRambis4]

Pitching was good

all around...you can't win if you don't score.

 

[MaroonNation]

all around...you can't win if you don't score.

. True. The kid only gave up one run and that was because his left fielder was aloof. Hudson and Brown both were great.

 

[121Josey]

He deserved to get the save. Hudson deserved the win. Pitching was outstanding last night. Hitting was as bad as its been all season.

No, Brown deserved the win. He pitched better than Hudson. Brown only allowed one ball outside the infield and didn't allow a baserunner over three innings.

 

[patdog]

6-1/3 innings giving up 1 run deserves a win every time. And he didn't get much help defensively. BOTH pitchers were outstanding last night. Offense was pathetic.

 

[121Josey]

6-1/3 innings giving up 1 run deserves a win every time. And he didn't get much help defensively. BOTH pitchers were outstanding last night. Offense was pathetic.

If Hudson didn't give up that run, we would have at least have played extras. Giving up 0 runs guarantees a win every time. Plus, you can't throw all the blame on the left fielder on a ball hit to the wall. Let's play "what if Hudson didn't give up 7 hits to a punchless judy team..." Hudson got some breaks and Brown had to come in before he melted down in the 7th. 92 pitches should have taken Hudson through the 8th. Hudson got out-pitched by Dalbec and Brown. He'll get out-pitched by Sexton tonight.

 

[KurtRambis4]

Reid was

WAY out of position on that ball.

 

[patdog]

I hope you're just a troll & don't really believe most of the stuff you post.

 

[Chesusdog]

Also if he doesn't try to bare-hand it, the runner either stays at third or would have been out at home.

 

[121Josey]

WAY out of position on that ball.

You might want to give that a second look. Compare Collins hit to the LF wall (first highlight) to Hump's play in the 6th here. Watch hear

 

[121Josey]

I hope you're just a troll & don't really believe most of the stuff you post.

I wish you would believe most of the stuff you post. But when you bet on every position, you can't be wrong, right?

 

[KurtRambis4]

I'm not

sure what that has to do with Reid being in a bad position on the play.

Regardless, it's not debatable, Reid was in a bad position. I don't know if that was from the coaches or what, but it's a bad call in the situation.

 

[121Josey]

Derp

sure what that has to do with Reid being in a bad position on the play. Regardless, it's not debatable, Reid was in a bad position. I don't know if that was from the coaches or what, but it's a bad call in the situation.

It has everything to do with the debate. Both balls were hit in the same place, albeit at different trajectories. If he was playing IN position, he still wouldn't have gotten there.

So, a left fielder plays the same depth for a right-handed hitter and a left-handed hitter? Dubmass.

 

[KurtRambis4]

Nevermind.

Collins hit a double, so therefore Reid was in a good position in his situation.****

You don't seem to understand that there are other variables in play besides what batter is hitting, that dictate a defenders' positioning, so just forget it.

You're right.****

 

[1msudawg]

Good lord this is just dumb. Give me a starting pitcher that goes 6 1/3 everytime and only gives up 1 run and I will show you a hall of famer. Are you really complaining that he gave up 1 run? 1 damn run? This is as stupid as people blaming defense in football for giving up 28 points when the offense only scores 3.

 

[121Josey]

Good lord this is just dumb. Give me a starting pitcher that goes 6 1/3 everytime and only gives up 1 run and I will show you a hall of famer. Are you really complaining that he gave up 1 run? 1 damn run? This is as stupid as people blaming defense in football for giving up 28 points when the offense only scores 3.

The thread was about Brown but Pat was ******** that Hudson wasn't overshadowed by Brown. But look at Hudson over the past month and one run over 6 1/3 is worthy of a marker on the outfield wall.

When you realize that their offense sucks worse than State's maybe you won't feel so great about the performance.

 

[1msudawg]

Who cares how bad their offense is? Only giving up 1 run is enough to, should be enough, to win games. No pitcher is going to throw a shut out everytime. Our bats are what lost the game, and ultimately what ruined Hudson's performance.

 

[121Josey]

You don't seem to understand that there are other variables in play besides what batter is hitting, that dictate a defenders' positioning, so just forget it.

You're right.

If there are other variables, then why the 17 are you saying he's out of position? The main variable was that Hump was playing for a left-handed hitter. When Collins hit his double, Arizona's left fielder was playing deeper and to pull because Collins was batting right-handed. It's not 17n' complicated.

 

[121Josey]

Who cares how bad their offense is? Only giving up 1 run is enough to, should be enough, to win games. No pitcher is going to throw a shut out everytime. Our bats are what lost the game, and ultimately what ruined Hudson's performance.

"Should" is the key word. Giving up 0 runs is enough. Giving up 1 run against TAMU is not the same as giving up 1 run against UAZ. Why you can't understand that is becoming more and more clear.

I'm glad you think that the bats ruined Hudson's performance. They also ruined Brown's performance. But thanks for reading.

 

[KurtRambis4]

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[121Josey]

Nice.

Best pitched game all year? 2 hits, 14Ks against a good hitting La Tech team. Sunday @ UF might be in the discussion.

No. Too inefficient w his pitches, to label it that.

 

[KurtRambis4]

Great point, Corky!

Houston had 120 pitches in 6 IP. That's too inefficient to label as "best game all year" to me, especially when you can throw multiple CGs in there, but whatever.

Why don't we link your ingenious thread where you stated the only prerequisite to being a good PG is the ability to dribble?

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[patdog]

The thread was about Brown but Pat was ******** that Hudson wasn't overshadowed by Brown.

What the hell are you even talking about? All I ever said was that Hudson should have gotten a win last night, which would have given Brown a save. You are the only person who watched that game who thinks 6-1/3 innings giving up 1 run isn't good enough to deserve a win.

 

[CrookedLetta4Eva]

Didn't take this thread long to turn to negativity. Sad...

 

[1msudawg]

Hey, wow. Look at this. We have scored more than 1 run. Look at that. Only allowing 1 run would have been fine tonight. But, you are right I guess. Hudson lost us the game last night.

 

[121Josey]

But, you are right I guess. Hudson lost us the game last night.

Win - Dalbec, B. (10-4). Loss - D Hudson (9-5). Save - Ming, C. (2).

 

[121Josey]

Houston had 120 pitches in 6 IP. That's too inefficient to label as "best game all year" to me, especially when you can throw multiple CGs in there, but whatever.

Houston pitched 6 IP. That's 18 outs. 14 K's = all but 4 outs. He allowed 2 base runners through 6 innings. Too inefficient!@!@!@!@!@!@!@!@!@!@!@@!@!!@!@!@!@!

You must have been a pitcher and outfielder, like The Babe, Babe.**

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[lasher8]

Sorry...Houston only had 10 of those K's.

 

[121Josey]

Sorry...Houston only had 10 of those K's.

Thanks. I guess I was dreaming 14 K's [ETA: it was from Strat's post]. I thought that striking out the side in at least 2 innings was pretty bad a$$. My bad on that! Ok, 10 of 18 outs.