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What a phenomenal HS baseball game. Two of the best pitchers in the region just going at it and leaving it all on the field. Harrison Co. got the big hit in this game that Campbell Co. couldn't. That's just baseball. Congrats to Harrison Co. on the W and to Campbell Co. on a great season. Coach Whitaker said after the game that it was worthy of being a state championship game, and if anyone knows, he would.

The catcher caught the ball and tried to apply the tag. So, did the runner really hinder the throw and/or catch? He didn't hestitate when making the throw. I thought he made a great throw and play. Ultimately, I thought what allowed the runner to be called safe was how the ball checked up and bounced slow and high instead of skipping to the catcher.

The signed agreement in the 34th is: (1) Head to Head - doesn't apply since the top 3 would've all beat each other. (2) Least amount of runs allowed against teams involved in tie-breaker - If St. Henry beat Dixie 6-3, Lloyd beat St. Henry 6-4, and Dixie beat Lloyd, 5-0, then you have Dixie allowing 6, St. Henry allowing 9, and Lloyd allowing 9. (3) Coin Flip. So by my estimation and assuming all other seed games play out as expected, I'd guess that Dixie is the top seed, then Lloyd and St. Henry will have a coin flip to see who wears white in the #2/#3 matchup.

Just so you have your stats right, TOG, there was a HBP for one of your pitchers. I think Basford in the 6th on the Camels #2 hitter.

Wait...at 9:46AM, you didn't feel comfortable talking about this, but at 9:57AM, in another thread, you felt comfortable calling another parent out by name. Wish you'd just stick with the "don't feel comfortable". It's probably best.

Wells pitched for Scott. Threw a complete game as well, about 65 pitches. Just a classic pitcher's duel. Fun game to watch.

St. Patrick and Calvary do not have teams this season. Looks like it'll be Brossart/Augusta and Robertson/Bracken in semis.

What impressed me more about Seidl than his speed was that he and the rest of the Birds for that matter did a great job of getting good jumps and reading the pitcher. Great game by both clubs, who are, in my opinion, pretty evenly matched, and a good early season win for the Camels. A little execution more execution both ways and this could've been a 1-0 or 2-1 game. Pitchers were on their game as there were only a few balls that were hit hard all night. Camels caught the right breaks at the right time, and a big time AB by Losey at the end of the game to win it. Good luck to both teams the rest of the way.

Yes. I don't know that I've ever been involved in a game where that has been called though.

Clyde, that's my understanding of that rule as well.

Extra time makes all the difference in the world. Why do you think that guys slide all the way to the back of the batters box? They want more time. The more time you have to recognize a pitch the more time you have to determine if you are going to swing or not. Think about the pitch that a hitter fouls straight back when they say he "just missed." Or the line drive opposite field that lands on the foul side of the foul line. That extra .05 seconds (while may seem miniscule) could make a difference in a swing or result. Baseball is a cat and mouse game for timing between the pitcher and the hitter. You always want extra of it, no matter how little it may be.

After that game, the argument of who is better between the two should just be put to rest. Plenty of room for both of them to be spectacular (which they both are and both were) and receive all deserving accolades that come their way. Great game and congrats to Madison Central!

That's a college rule. Not a HS rule. Can call a timeout in the air in HS.

I can only imagine how hard they would've clocked Aroldis Chapman without the gun at GABP telling them.

I believe that someone asked Cal about this last night at the draft and he said something to the effect of knowing that Martin is calling recruits because all the recruits are calling [Cal] and telling him about it.