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Post by skyrider on May 29, 2018 9:29:59 GMT -8
Seems to me like it will be a real long shot for the Beavers to reach Omaha this year.
(A) Their pitching seems very suspect after Luke and Fehmel.
(B) Their hitting which has been outstanding through most of the year has really tailed off the last couple of series.
Hope you can all convince me that I am wrong, but the hitting issue in particular is a major concern.
Go Beavers!
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Post by abureid on May 29, 2018 11:04:42 GMT -8
Florida has lost 6 in a row! Stanford has lost 2 of the last 3 series.
Relax, breathe, trust in Casey
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Post by beavermd on May 29, 2018 11:11:27 GMT -8
Yes.
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Post by blueheron on May 29, 2018 12:06:35 GMT -8
Yes. Just enjoy the games. How much you do or don't worry has zero impact on the game.
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Post by abureid on May 29, 2018 12:18:44 GMT -8
Yes. Just enjoy the games. How much you do or don't worry has zero impact on the game. But for goodness sake; wear your lucky shirt lest you upset the baseball gods |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on May 29, 2018 12:45:17 GMT -8
Seems to me like it will be a real long shot for the Beavers to reach Omaha this year.
(A) Their pitching seems very suspect after Luke and Fehmel.
(B) Their hitting which has been outstanding through most of the year has really tailed off the last couple of series.
Hope you can all convince me that I am wrong, but the hitting issue in particular is a major concern.
Go Beavers!
2018 Oregon State's BAA: .230. 2006 Oregon State's BAA: .236. 2007 Oregon State's BAA: .243. In 2006, there was Buck and Nickerson and then? In 2007, there was Stutes and Turpen for most of the season. Paterson was second in innings pitched, but Casey threw him into the pen starting with the Corvallis Super Regional. Reyes was 4-3 entering the Tournament but stepped up big against Rutgers, Michigan, Cal State Fullerton, and North Carolina. 2018 Oregon State's BA: .318. 2006 Oregon State's BA: .302. 2007 Oregon State's BA: .287. Hitting was down against UCLA, but Oregon State was going up against the third-best staff in the country. Oregon State hit .471 against San Diego. Stanford has the second-best staff in the country. Oregon State hit .384. |
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Post by fishbeav on May 29, 2018 13:02:42 GMT -8
Yes you are worrying way to much. The 2007 CWS champions were the last team admitted to the tournament they had something to worry about. On top of that they played in multiple win or go home games. Did they worry?  ?? |
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Post by irimi on May 29, 2018 14:07:05 GMT -8
Remember the Stanford series? Friday and Saturday, the Beavs looked lights out. They played like a dominant team, like it was tournament time. They got the two wins needed and then maybe took the edge off. That’s what we’ll see in the tournament. Sharp, heads up baseball. And Casey leading them all the way.
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Post by beaverbeliever on May 29, 2018 14:48:02 GMT -8
UCLA and Stanford both have excellent pitching. We beat both of their top two guys. We roughed up Stanford's third pitcher too, before the bats fell asleep and let them back in late.
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Post by ricke71 on May 29, 2018 16:12:13 GMT -8
Seems to me like it will be a real long shot for the Beavers to reach Omaha this year.
(A) Their pitching seems very suspect after Luke and Fehmel.
(B) Their hitting which has been outstanding through most of the year has really tailed off the last couple of series.
Hope you can all convince me that I am wrong, but the hitting issue in particular is a major concern.
Go Beavers!
2017 Oregon State's BAA: .230. 2006 Oregon State's BAA: .236. 2007 Oregon State's BAA: .243. In 2006, there was Buck and Nickerson and then? In 2007, there was Stutes and Turpen for most of the season. Paterson was second in innings pitched, but Casey threw him into the pen starting with the Corvallis Super Regional. Reyes was 4-3 entering the Tournament but stepped up big against Rutgers, Michigan, Cal State Fullerton, and North Carolina. 2017 Oregon State's BA: .318. 2006 Oregon State's BA: .302. 2007 Oregon State's BA: .287. Hitting was down against UCLA, but Oregon State was going up against the third-best staff in the country. Oregon State hit .471 against San Diego. Stanford has the second-best staff in the country. Oregon State hit .384. EXCELLENT POST ——BUT edit “2017” to “2018” and it will be even BETTER !! |
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