We play FIU in 5 minutes or nah?

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Schlesinger is struggling allowing a run so far on a single, double, and walk. The good thing about this spot is that he has plenty of space to work through it without a quick hook.
 
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Apparently the Kayfus misplay in the first was ruled a hit. FIU has password locked the live stats.
Still shocked by this

edit: just saw on twitter that it kicked off the bag.....not totally convinced though
 
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Still shocked by this

edit: just saw on twitter that it kicked off the bag.....not totally convinced though
Entirely possible. I was relying on WVUM tonight. Bad break for McFarlane either way. If you went, how did he look on the mound?
 
Looking at the offensive stats heading into conference play vs a slightly stronger schedule in 2020
2020 .246 avg .368 OBP 5.9 runs per game 12 HR 22 extra base hits total 102 Ks
2022 .278 avg .391 OBP 7.75 runs per game 14 HR 42 extra base hits total 102 Ks

2020 is probably a reasonable proxy for last year’s team with a normal nonconference run up given the similar roster makeup. I can’t believe the lack of extra base hits from the 2020 team.
 
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Looking at the offensive stats heading into conference play vs a slightly stronger schedule in 2020
2020 .246 avg .368 OBP 5.9 runs per game 12 HR 22 extra base hits total 102 Ks
2022 .278 avg .391 OBP 7.75 runs per game 14 HR 42 extra base hits total 102 Ks

2020 is probably a reasonable proxy for last year’s team with a normal nonconference run up given the similar roster makeup. I can’t believe the lack of extra base hits from the 2020 team.
Interesting and thanks for the research, but we had a bad loss vs FAU in '20 vs the big win vs FIU last night. So, I wonder what the stats would look like w that one mid-week game outlier eliminated.

And sadly, the things we stink at (K's - 8.5 per game, losing to UF, base-running and defense) seem to be no different two years later. If those aren't corrected by now, hard to see how we'll feel any better about this year's team a few months from now. But, hope springs eternal.
 
Looking at the offensive stats heading into conference play vs a slightly stronger schedule in 2020
2020 .246 avg .368 OBP 5.9 runs per game 12 HR 22 extra base hits total 102 Ks
2022 .278 avg .391 OBP 7.75 runs per game 14 HR 42 extra base hits total 102 Ks

2020 is probably a reasonable proxy for last year’s team with a normal nonconference run up given the similar roster makeup. I can’t believe the lack of extra base hits from the 2020 team.
2019 .329 avg .426 OBP 8.5 runs 17 HR 47 extra base hits 92 Ks
2018 .235 avg .351 OBP 4.1 runs 5 HR 29 extra base hits 135 Ks
2017 .172 avg .273 OBP 2.5 runs 4 HR 16 extra base hits 115 Ks
2016 .298 avg .400 OBP 5.8 runs 5 HR 28 extra base hits 94 Ks (13 games)
 
2019 .329 avg .426 OBP 8.5 runs 17 HR 47 extra base hits 92 Ks
2018 .235 avg .351 OBP 4.1 runs 5 HR 29 extra base hits 135 Ks
2017 .172 avg .273 OBP 2.5 runs 4 HR 16 extra base hits 115 Ks
2016 .298 avg .400 OBP 5.8 runs 5 HR 28 extra base hits 94 Ks (13 games)
2017 and 2018 - wow. I had forgotten how anemic those offenses were. Larranaga had much greater hurdles thrown his way IMO and was competitive at least in the down years. You have to wonder if Morris thought he was going to do well in Omaha in 2016 and call it a career.
 
2017 and 2018 - wow. I had forgotten how anemic those offenses were. Larranaga had much greater hurdles thrown his way IMO and was competitive at least in the down years. You have to wonder if Morris thought he was going to do well in Omaha in 2016 and call it a career.
I had forgotten just how bad they were. I’m a little surprised by the early 2016 power totals.
 
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