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Campbell County 13 Cooper 3 (6 innings)

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Who pitched for these teams?

For Cooper it was blake McMahan, Collin Hathorne, Jason Doerman and Jaelin Shoemacker. Let me add also for some reason Cooper's coach didn't think warming relief pitchers up before they went into the game was a need.

 

Only 1 of the 3 relief pitchers warmed up a little before entering the game.

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Wow

Good job Campbell County, however, I'm very surprised by this score. What the heck happened?

Good job Campbell County, however, I'm very surprised by this score. What the heck happened?

Coaching

Campbell was due to bust loose. They have been struggling.

For Cooper it was blake McMahan, Collin Hathorne, Jason Doerman and Jaelin Shoemacker. Let me add also for some reason Cooper's coach didn't think warming relief pitchers up before they went into the game was a need.

 

Only 1 of the 3 relief pitchers warmed up a little before entering the game.

 

I agree with the warming of pitchers but the Coaches doesn't have anything to do with the 4 errors and 4 hits . Those kind of stats your not going to beat anyone .

I agree with the warming of pitchers but the Coaches doesn't have anything to do with the 4 errors and 4 hits . Those kind of stats your not going to beat anyone .

 

Maybe not, but coaching has everything to do with lineups etc. as well as in game coaching.

Maybe not, but coaching has everything to do with lineups etc. as well as in game coaching.

 

Hellbird , you know just as well as i do. It doesn't matter what lineup is in there someone is going to complain so just leave it at that . All these kids are capable of playing high school baseball or they wouldn't be out there . They cannot have that many errors and minimal hits to be successful so that has to change

Maybe not, but coaching has everything to do with lineups etc. as well as in game coaching.

 

What I mean by this is we haven't seen 2 games in a row yet with a set lineup it seems. It would be nice to see all the starters playing together to see if they gel and perform well together but we really haven't seen that yet. It also seems that any game they are down in the 5th inning then mass changes are made as if they are throwing in the towel.

 

 

Just my opinion.

Hellbird , you know just as well as i do. It doesn't matter what lineup is in there someone is going to complain so just leave it at that . All these kids are capable of playing high school baseball or they wouldn't be out there . They cannot have that many errors and minimal hits to be successful so that has to change

 

You are right, but there is also other contributing factors that go into how well a team plays.

With that said, I will leave it at that.

Jag, Hellbird and whoever else. Until this group of kids is consistantly on the field it's going to be tough bottom line. You will have to plug here and there, but not 2-3 at a time. This is no order and my opinion.

 

Carr - CF

Burgos - LF or RF

Blank - SS

Collins - 1B

Dunn - 3B

Lawhorn - LF or RF

Shumacher - 2B

Fussinger - C

 

If Dunn is on the mound then plug McMahon. If Lawhorn, plug Hawthorn and so on. Not Rocket Science. This is what I feel is the best Defensive and Offensive team hands down. We are not in Little League no more and players need to accept roles, if they are not considered a consistant starter. Shumacker shouldn't leave 2B unless he is pitching and then you plug a player in for him. If this offends anyone I am sorry.

Jag, Hellbird and whoever else. Until this group of kids is consistantly on the field it's going to be tough bottom line. You will have to plug here and there, but not 2-3 at a time. This is no order and my opinion.

 

Carr - CF

Burgos - LF or RF

Blank - SS

Collins - 1B

Dunn - 3B

Lawhorn - LF or RF

Shumacher - 2B

Fussinger - C

 

If Dunn is on the mound then plug McMahon. If Lawhorn, plug Hawthorn and so on. Not Rocket Science. This is what I feel is the best Defensive and Offensive team hands down. We are not in Little League no more and players need to accept roles, if they are not considered a consistant starter. Shumacker shouldn't leave 2B unless he is pitching and then you plug a player in for him. If this offends anyone I am sorry.

 

Thank you!!! That is exactly what I've been talking about.

 

When you don't play your starting 9 (pitcher of course changes) for more than a couple games together then you have no idea how they will perform together as well as having the batting lineup you need etc. The only change I would make though would be Collins when he gets back to replace Burgos and let Setser play some 1st, splitting between those two at 1st is good because it lets Burgos bat back in the lineup. But that is the right idea. I think the few times they've had that lineup together they've won more times than not.

I am basing Collins playing 1b due to the throws from the outfield. He also needs to look at being a "Wakefield" on the bump IMO.

 

Thank you!!! That is exactly what I've been talking about.

 

When you don't play your starting 9 (pitcher of course changes) for more than a couple games together then you have no idea how they will perform together as well as having the batting lineup you need etc. The only change I would make though would be Collins when he gets back to replace Burgos and let Setser play some 1st, splitting between those two at 1st is good because it lets Burgos bat back in the lineup. But that is the right idea. I think the few times they've had that lineup together they've won more times than not.

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