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Pre-season 9th Region Baseball

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I said Boone will have one of the best line-ups in the ninth. Show me where i said there pitching would be great. IMO the region comes down to the battle of Fort Wright, They have to most proven talent in the 9th.

 

I'm with you Mix. Boone will have a solid lineup that will be able to put up some runs. However, the only way they have a shot at postseason is averaging around 12 runs a game. Could see some really high scoring games in the box scores for the rebels next year.

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Anybody that averages 12 runs a game will win it, no doubt. Don't think Boone was anywhere near 12 runs per game though last year, and they lose a big bat in Korman.

I know they won't, i said they would have to in order to have a shot at post season. I wouldn't be suprised if their team ERA ended up aroud 8.00+ at seasons end

I know they won't, i said they would have to in order to have a shot at post season. I wouldn't be suprised if their team ERA ended up aroud 8.00+ at seasons end

 

 

Heck, they gave up almost 7 last year, (6.77). Not all earned though.

Me too, that's why I pick Ryle to repeat. As for PT, many Ryle juniors played down the streach. As a matter of fact, Braylen Chandler and Dylan Campbell played at Applebee's last year and Austin Seabold pitched there as well.

 

So that's 3 Ryle players that played at Applebee's last year vrs. zero from CCH or Beechwood. So at least we agree that experience helps.

 

3 players that played at Applebees means zero. CCH had 3 or 4 kids play at Applebees when THEY WON STATE in 2002, including the starting pitcher in the championship game who shut down Trinity. The following year they were shut out in the 1st round of regionals, and that same pitcher got rocked.

 

CCH wins region in 08' and 09'.

Some of us might be overlooking Highlands and as I recall, they return quite a few players.

 

1-Ryle

2-Beechwood

3-Cov Cath

4-Highlands

 

All of these teams should have a good shot this year.

So please explain. If Boone might have the best line up, yet it will come down to the battle of Ft. Wright, which is it.

 

And my point about Boone's pitching is, how can you get out of the districts if you don't have any pitching.

 

I said they have one of the best line-ups, that is it. Baseball is a lot more then scoring runs. One good pitcher can dominate an entire good line-up. Plus you have to field as well. Where did i say they were going to win the region. You are putting words in my mouth. It WILL come down to Cov. Cath and Beechwood, because IMO they are the two best overall teams in the region.

Some of us might be overlooking Highlands and as I recall, they return quite a few players.

 

1-Ryle

2-Beechwood

3-Cov Cath

4-Highlands

 

All of these teams should have a good shot this year.

 

Plus I think alot of kids that didn't play last year are going to play this year...That is for HHS....

Plus I think alot of kids that didn't play last year are going to play this year...That is for HHS....

 

 

I like their coach, talked to him a few times and he feels he can generate some interest in the baseball program. The year he had last year will certainly help.

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How is Highlands pitching? Do they have anybody other than Towles that can win a big game?

How is Highlands pitching? Do they have anybody other than Towles that can win a big game?

 

That will be their challange. Last year they pitched Towles, Allen and Rawlings most of the time and only Towles remains. Got a big stick in Muench however.

Am anxious to watch Towles pitch this year. I've heard he's consistantly in the mid 80's right now.

Am anxious to watch Towles pitch this year. I've heard he's consistantly in the mid 80's right now.

 

 

He threw pretty hard last year, control was his issue.

Some of us might be overlooking Highlands and as I recall, they return quite a few players.

 

1-Ryle

2-Beechwood

3-Cov Cath

4-Highlands

 

All of these teams should have a good shot this year.

 

Agreed.... the Birds have some talent moving up.

 

In fact Dixie has a lot of talent moving up as well. A lot of the DHS talent has been moving up through select baseball. I have seen the Birds talent move up through a very good knothole team. Should be interesting in the next few years as we watch the wave of select team players (starting from kids that are now soph's on up) begin to fill the high school rosters.

Agreed.... the Birds have some talent moving up.

 

In fact Dixie has a lot of talent moving up as well. A lot of the DHS talent has been moving up through select baseball. I have seen the Birds talent move up through a very good knothole team. Should be interesting in the next few years as we watch the wave of select team players (starting from kids that are now soph's on up) begin to fill the high school rosters.

 

That's the key right there. Good solid competitive baseball around the freshmen level, fifty or so summer games and good coaching of baseball fundamentals.

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