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Post by jimbeav on Jun 20, 2017 13:01:56 GMT -8
Start the true freshman in Omaha in his first start ever. Eisert has been averaging 2 1/3 innings per outing. That sounds like the first ingredient in a recipe for disaster. I would much rather start Ras with Eisert as first man up, in case things start going sideways. Raz-Eisert-Hickey- Max in that order. with Britton available also We are in good shape. Heck Mulholland can throw short relief if needed. I agree with this; you've gotta go with Raz. Go all out to win the game you're playing, no looking ahead to tomorrow. Eisert can pick him up if needed. There are two scenarios, depending on Friday's outcome (I'm not addressing the 3rd scenario of losing the next two games, for obvious reasons): If we win Friday (assume we use Raz and Eisert): Monday: Thompson on 8 days rest Tuesday: Fehmel on 7 days rest Wednesday (if needed): Britton/Mulholland/Johnny Wholestaff If we lose Friday: Saturday: Thompson on 6 days rest (normal 1 full week) Monday: Fehmel on 6 days rest (normal 1 full week) Tuesday: Britton/Mulholland/Johnny Wholestaff Wednesday (if needed): Tweedt/Johnny Wholestaff Friday's game is going to be big. If we win, our chances are very good to sweep that championship series behind Thompson and Fehmel and take home the hardware. But if we lose Friday, we should still make the championship series but I'm not nearly as confident in being able to put up two quality arms in that series. We'll be well into Daniel Turpin hope-and-pray mode in that case. So let's do everything possible to win Friday. Start Raz and shut the door. Damn he looked good Monday. GO BEAVS! |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Jun 20, 2017 13:23:48 GMT -8
Hickey? Really? He has 3-2/3 IP all year. I like Ras starting, if he is up for it. We could do without another 73-pitch outing like in the Corvallis Regional, though. That is no bueno. I would rather throw Britton in that case. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Jun 20, 2017 13:30:28 GMT -8
Raz-Eisert-Hickey- Max in that order. with Britton available also We are in good shape. Heck Mulholland can throw short relief if needed. I agree with this; you've gotta go with Raz. Go all out to win the game you're playing, no looking ahead to tomorrow. Eisert can pick him up if needed. There are two scenarios, depending on Friday's outcome (I'm not addressing the 3rd scenario of losing the next two games, for obvious reasons): If we win Friday (assume we use Raz and Eisert): Monday: Thompson on 8 days rest Tuesday: Fehmel on 7 days rest Wednesday (if needed): Britton/Mulholland/Johnny Wholestaff If we lose Friday: Saturday: Thompson on 6 days rest (normal 1 full week) Monday: Fehmel on 6 days rest (normal 1 full week) Tuesday: Britton/Mulholland/Johnny Wholestaff Wednesday (if needed): Tweedt/Johnny Wholestaff Friday's game is going to be big. If we win, our chances are very good to sweep that championship series behind Thompson and Fehmel and take home the hardware. But if we lose Friday, we should still make the championship series but I'm not nearly as confident in being able to put up two quality arms in that series. We'll be well into Daniel Turpin hope-and-pray mode in that case. So let's do everything possible to win Friday. Start Raz and shut the door. Damn he looked good Monday. GO BEAVS! I like the beginning, but I think Tweedt is a loss waiting to happen. If Ras goes Friday, I hope that he has enough left in the tank to go Wednesday on four days' (MLB "full") rest. I think that you throw whoever gives you the best chance to win on Friday. Thompson has thrown four gems this year on five days' rest after throwing 78+ pitches. Ras would seem even more logical, if he is up for it. Britton pitches this week or Oregon State saves him for next week. It is tough to see a way around it. Fehmel could go Saturday on four days' rest. He could come in in relief on Wednesday, if need be. |
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Post by justdamwin on Jun 20, 2017 13:30:41 GMT -8
Hickey? Really? He has 3-2/3 IP all year. And he will play matchup for a batter in the next Beaver game. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 20, 2017 13:56:28 GMT -8
Hickey? Really? He has 3-2/3 IP all year. we could really use Luke. |
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Post by justdamwin on Jun 20, 2017 14:04:52 GMT -8
I agree with this; you've gotta go with Raz. Go all out to win the game you're playing, no looking ahead to tomorrow. Eisert can pick him up if needed. There are two scenarios, depending on Friday's outcome (I'm not addressing the 3rd scenario of losing the next two games, for obvious reasons): If we win Friday (assume we use Raz and Eisert): Monday: Thompson on 8 days rest Tuesday: Fehmel on 7 days rest Wednesday (if needed): Britton/Mulholland/Johnny Wholestaff If we lose Friday: Saturday: Thompson on 6 days rest (normal 1 full week) Monday: Fehmel on 6 days rest (normal 1 full week) Tuesday: Britton/Mulholland/Johnny Wholestaff Wednesday (if needed): Tweedt/Johnny Wholestaff Friday's game is going to be big. If we win, our chances are very good to sweep that championship series behind Thompson and Fehmel and take home the hardware. But if we lose Friday, we should still make the championship series but I'm not nearly as confident in being able to put up two quality arms in that series. We'll be well into Daniel Turpin hope-and-pray mode in that case. So let's do everything possible to win Friday. Start Raz and shut the door. Damn he looked good Monday. GO BEAVS! I like the beginning, but I think Tweedt is a loss waiting to happen. If Ras goes Friday, I hope that he has enough left in the tank to go Wednesday on four days' (MLB "full") rest. I think that you throw whoever gives you the best chance to win on Friday. Thompson has thrown four gems this year on five days' rest after throwing 78+ pitches. Ras would seem even more logical, if he is up for it. Britton pitches this week or Oregon State saves him for next week. It is tough to see a way around it. Fehmel could go Saturday on four days' rest. He could come in in relief on Wednesday, if need be. There's really no team who doesn't throw a mid week starter at best that late in the series. Or a first line guy in short rest. In comparison Oregon State sits in a great spot with arms. |
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Post by justdamwin on Jun 20, 2017 14:08:27 GMT -8
Hickey? Really? He has 3-2/3 IP all year. I like Ras starting, if he is up for it. We could do without another 73-pitch outing like in the Corvallis Regional, though, is no bueno. I would rather throw Britton in that case. Verburg as a matchup guy? |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Jun 20, 2017 14:18:20 GMT -8
I like Ras starting, if he is up for it. We could do without another 73-pitch outing like in the Corvallis Regional, though, is no bueno. I would rather throw Britton in that case. Verburg as a matchup guy? The problem anymore is that you need a left-hander to spell the starter and then come back with Verburg after the other team starts making offensive changes. Verburg worked better spelling Heimlich. If Mulholland starts, you could see Verburg out of the bullpen in middle relief. |
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Post by mbabeav on Jun 20, 2017 15:52:34 GMT -8
I just want to get to see Max get a shot, I don't think he got a chance to pitch in 2013, and he is our lone senior, not to mention having one heck of an era in his outings this season.
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Post by joecool on Jun 21, 2017 6:54:24 GMT -8
I just want to get to see Max get a shot, I don't think he got a chance to pitch in 2013, and he is our lone senior, not to mention having one heck of an era in his outings this season. Does anyone know why Engelbrekt never pitches anymore? He's been very good this year. |
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Post by mbabeav on Jun 21, 2017 13:11:20 GMT -8
I just want to get to see Max get a shot, I don't think he got a chance to pitch in 2013, and he is our lone senior, not to mention having one heck of an era in his outings this season. Does anyone know why Engelbrekt never pitches anymore? He's been very good this year. He looked great in his one inning during the regionals, I guess its situational, or the back is still twinging him. |
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Post by joecool on Jun 21, 2017 13:36:00 GMT -8
Does anyone know why Engelbrekt never pitches anymore? He's been very good this year. He looked great in his one inning during the regionals, I guess its situational, or the back is still twinging him. Not even 1 inning, he faced one batter, threw 7 pitches. Maybe he still is injured and they let him have one last outing at home. |
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Post by hawksea on Jun 21, 2017 13:37:55 GMT -8
He looked great in his one inning during the regionals, I guess its situational, or the back is still twinging him. Not even 1 inning, one batter, 7 pitches. Maybe he still is injured and they let him have one last outing at home. They gave him that one at-bat at the end of the regular season also. I don't think they would have done that if he was hurt. Even if he is, I hope they at least put him in for 1 batter in the CWS. He deserves it more than anyone with how hard he has worked over the years. |
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Post by justdamwin on Jun 21, 2017 20:12:15 GMT -8
Not even 1 inning, one batter, 7 pitches. Maybe he still is injured and they let him have one last outing at home. They gave him that one at-bat at the end of the regular season also. I don't think they would have done that if he was hurt. Even if he is, I hope they at least put him in for 1 batter in the CWS. He deserves it more than anyone with how hard he has worked over the years. I'n a surprise but well thought out decision Casey gives the start to mad Max. His stuff would drive LSU to voodoo. "F you Jobu, I do it myself" an LSU hitter was heard to say after the game |
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