ST413 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 2 of those 4 was against that team's #1. Then I hope we can get back to hitting like that. I didn't see those games, by that it seems like we are in a slump in the second half, let's hope it ends. Quote
MoFo Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 Sometimes you just can't explain baseball Aggies.... If you've played.... then the devil is in the details throughout a game. Each player has a job to do and if ALL the players involved do their job then the team wins. No shame in losing a game if you've faced good pitching and were outplayed, but missed assignments and poor fielding is a death blow when facing a focused pitcher like Shugart when he's on. I agree with this, I always tell my kids baseball is the only sport that has stat for Errors because not only will they happen they, in many cases, change the game. Quote
Silsbee92 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 I agree with that. I don't really want to count some of those missed assignments such as a sac bunt against the hitters. A Sac bunt is what it is. A sacrificed at bat to move the runner closer to scoring for the next hitter. If you don't get it down its because you walked or didn't do your job. Period. It's not always easy to do but when called upon, it can change the game. Point in fact: Jasper vs BC - 2007? Jasper bunted and stole their way right into a state title. walldrill 1 Quote
Swagg3364 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 Don't forget you only have 3 kids with varsity experience in the line up. Cash did a great job of making pitches when he had to; how many times did he get way behind in the count and come back to get the strike out. The mental part of the game... understanding that a 3-0 count is not a guaranteed walk is a difficult adjustment to make. Some of these inexperienced kids, have not made that adjustment, yet. The swings are for the most part good, well coached. The mental part will come! The experience of playing at this level this early will pay huge dividends later!! Quote
Rake1 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 Silsbee has scored 44 runs in 11 district games (4 run per game average). Last night was first time Silsbee was shut out in a district game this year. Since when is a 4 run average not enough offense in baseball? BC- 43 runs in 10 games (4.3) WO-S- 46 in 10 games (4.6) LC-M- 60 in 10 games (6.0) HJ- 72 in 12 games (6.0) A chance to "out stat" you..... B) :D ;) 2012 BC 79 runs in 12 games (6.5) per game Runs allowed 7 (.58) Silsbee 46 runs and I only had 8 games scored (5.75) per game Runs allowed 33 (2.75) 2013 BC 111 runs in 12 games (9.25) per game Runs allowed 31 (2.58) per game Silsbee 116 in 12 games (9.66) per game Runs allowed 42 (3.5) per game 2014 BC 95 runs in 12 games (7.9) per game Runs allowed 37 (3.08) per game Silsbee 86 runs in 12 games (7.16) per game Runs allowed 34 (2.83) per game Rake1 Quote
PhatMack19 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 What about the best hitters? It's all relevant. Defensively it's not on the same stratosphere. The amount of unearned runs in HS is way greater than the pros. This should lead to higher scores in HS games. No I do not have data to back this up, but I guarantee its true. Quote
ST413 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 A Sac bunt is what it is. A sacrificed at bat to move the runner closer to scoring for the next hitter. If you don't get it down its because you walked or didn't do your job. Period. It's not always easy to do but when called upon, it can change the game. Point in fact: Jasper vs BC - 2007? Jasper bunted and stole their way right into a state title. Definitely what I meant was I don't want to count them when I say I haven't like the at bats I have seen. Sure missed attempts can be considered a poor at bat but what I am talking about are at bats where that isn't part of it. A sacrifice is a very big part of baseball and many games are won or lost by them. walldrill 1 Quote
ST413 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 Don't forget you only have 3 kids with varsity experience in the line up. Cash did a great job of making pitches when he had to; how many times did he get way behind in the count and come back to get the strike out. The mental part of the game... understanding that a 3-0 count is not a guaranteed walk is a difficult adjustment to make. Some of these inexperienced kids, have not made that adjustment, yet. The swings are for the most part good, well coached. The mental part will come! The experience of playing at this level this early will pay huge dividends later!! Exactly they are young, they will get better. Lots of things to learn yet even if they are ahead of expectations. Quote
ST413 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 A chance to "out stat" you..... B) :D ;) 2012 BC 79 runs in 12 games (6.5) per game Runs allowed 7 (.58) Silsbee 46 runs and I only had 8 games scored (5.75) per game Runs allowed 33 (2.75) 2013 BC 111 runs in 12 games (9.25) per game Runs allowed 31 (2.58) per game Silsbee 116 in 12 games (9.66) per game Runs allowed 42 (3.5) per game 2014 BC 95 runs in 12 games (7.9) per game Runs allowed 37 (3.08) per game Silsbee 86 runs in 12 games (7.16) per game Runs allowed 34 (2.83) per game Rake1 Looks like the offense is down. Now are the pitchers that much better or has the hitting dropped off? Quote
walldrill Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 I agree with that. I don't really want to count some of those missed assignments such as a sac bunt against the hitters. Execution of sac bunts can mean the difference in winning and losing, so how can you not count that? Mistakes aren't made just on defense. Quote
ST413 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 Yes they are my point has just been about hitting being down, the sacrifice bunt is a part of an at bat and the game overall. that just isn't what I was talking about in my original post. Quote
TLB0 Posted April 29, 2015 Report Posted April 29, 2015 Also if these are not earned runs. The stats given are prolly total runs. Total runs can be very deceiving. Ty Cobb 1 Quote
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