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Posted on 3/22/15 at 7:41 pm to Broski
Have you compared this to last year after the same number of games?
Posted on 3/22/15 at 7:43 pm to ChEgrad
at least Andy Cannizaro is using the hitting machines not letting them rust like javi.
Posted on 3/22/15 at 7:50 pm to ChEgrad
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ChEgrad
Hey, Javi
Posted on 3/22/15 at 8:17 pm to tigernation56
Any word on how Javi is enjoying his new career path?
Posted on 3/22/15 at 8:18 pm to Broski
I love LSU baseball. I'm hoping this will be an NC year. The team and coaching both seem really strong this year.
Posted on 3/22/15 at 8:23 pm to rehtaeh
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Any word on how Javi is enjoying his new career path?
He is a financial planner. He has several pro ball players and is managing their money, including several LSU players. Good for him. Happy he is doing well.
Posted on 3/22/15 at 8:31 pm to Broski
Not a Javi defender, Mr. Broski. It is just too early to tell, but I like a lot of what I see so far.
FYI - SEC stats from 2014
SEC Batting Leaders (as of Jun 28, 2014)
Batting avg
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1. Kentucky............ .299
2. Ole Miss............ .297
3. LSU................. .287
Slugging pct
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1. Kentucky............ .446
2. LSU................. .415
On base pct
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1. Kentucky............ .398
2. Mississippi State... .369
3. Ole Miss............ .367
4. LSU................. .367
Runs scored
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1. Kentucky............ 472
4. LSU................. 394
Hits
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1. Ole Miss............ 720
5. LSU................. 602
Runs batted in
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1. Kentucky............ 423
2. Ole Miss............ 366
3. LSU................. 360
Doubles
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 145
2. Ole Miss............ 121
Kentucky............ 121
4. LSU................. 117
Triples
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1. Tennessee........... 16
3. Vanderbilt.......... 14
LSU................. 14
Home runs
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1. Kentucky............ 60
4. LSU................. 41
Total bases
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1. Ole Miss............ 997
4. LSU................. 870
Total plate appearances
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 2808
6. LSU................. 2467
At bats
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1. Ole Miss............ 2425
6. South Carolina...... 2098
LSU................. 2098
Walks
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1. Mississippi State... 273
8. Texas A&M.....
LSU................. 223
Hit by pitch
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1. Kentucky............ 109
7. LSU................. 61
Strikeouts
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 463
14.LSU................. 274
Sac bunts
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 66
6. LSU................. 53
Sac flies
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1. Ole Miss............ 37
6. LSU................. 32
Stolen bases
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 120
10.LSU................. 49
Caught stealing
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 46
7. LSU................. 25
Steal attempts
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 166
9. LSU................. 74
Grounded into DP
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1. Florida............. 54
5. Missouri............ 40
LSU................. 40
Kentucky............ 40
FYI - SEC stats from 2014
SEC Batting Leaders (as of Jun 28, 2014)
Batting avg
-----------
1. Kentucky............ .299
2. Ole Miss............ .297
3. LSU................. .287
Slugging pct
------------
1. Kentucky............ .446
2. LSU................. .415
On base pct
-----------
1. Kentucky............ .398
2. Mississippi State... .369
3. Ole Miss............ .367
4. LSU................. .367
Runs scored
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1. Kentucky............ 472
4. LSU................. 394
Hits
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1. Ole Miss............ 720
5. LSU................. 602
Runs batted in
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1. Kentucky............ 423
2. Ole Miss............ 366
3. LSU................. 360
Doubles
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 145
2. Ole Miss............ 121
Kentucky............ 121
4. LSU................. 117
Triples
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1. Tennessee........... 16
3. Vanderbilt.......... 14
LSU................. 14
Home runs
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1. Kentucky............ 60
4. LSU................. 41
Total bases
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1. Ole Miss............ 997
4. LSU................. 870
Total plate appearances
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 2808
6. LSU................. 2467
At bats
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1. Ole Miss............ 2425
6. South Carolina...... 2098
LSU................. 2098
Walks
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1. Mississippi State... 273
8. Texas A&M.....
LSU................. 223
Hit by pitch
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1. Kentucky............ 109
7. LSU................. 61
Strikeouts
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 463
14.LSU................. 274
Sac bunts
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 66
6. LSU................. 53
Sac flies
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1. Ole Miss............ 37
6. LSU................. 32
Stolen bases
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 120
10.LSU................. 49
Caught stealing
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 46
7. LSU................. 25
Steal attempts
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1. Vanderbilt.......... 166
9. LSU................. 74
Grounded into DP
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1. Florida............. 54
5. Missouri............ 40
LSU................. 40
Kentucky............ 40
Posted on 3/22/15 at 8:34 pm to ChEgrad
We've probably tried to steal more than 74 times already this year.
Posted on 3/22/15 at 11:17 pm to Broski
Posted on 3/22/15 at 11:59 pm to TigerCub
quote:
quote:
Hale just seems to have gotten stronger.
A number of our players have.
I was just thinking the other day that Laird looks significantly more filled out.
Posted on 3/23/15 at 2:43 am to Broski
quote:
Scivicque's swing is night and day from what it was last year. Same for Hale as well.
Posted on 3/23/15 at 5:16 am to Mudminnow
he's managing money for pro player's geesh.
Posted on 3/23/15 at 6:46 am to Broski
As Ell said this team has alot of experience, next year will show how good Andy is.
But don't forget base running, we steal on everyone and we don't make nearly as many mistakes in the base paths
But don't forget base running, we steal on everyone and we don't make nearly as many mistakes in the base paths
Posted on 3/23/15 at 7:21 am to Broski
What's with all of these baseball threads during bask... errr foot... i mean gymnastics season?
Posted on 3/23/15 at 7:26 am to LSUTygerFan
Softball*
Posted on 3/23/15 at 7:28 am to ell_13
remember the scene in rocky II where mickey asks rocky to show the other guy how to punch mean .. or something like that? that's what i imagine canni telling sciv.
Posted on 3/23/15 at 7:35 am to The Big M
The title of this thread should be changed to 'Andy Cannizaro Appreciates The New Baseball' thread.
Posted on 3/23/15 at 7:41 am to Lester Earl
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quote:
Scivicque's swing is night and day from what it was last year. Same for Hale as well.
what specifically is different? looks the same to my untrained eye tbh
Here's my take. JS taught to throw the hands at the ball. This style makes you have to swing real early for fastballs and wait longer for offspeed pitches. It also doesn't generate maximum power. AC has more of a rotational style which keeps the hands close to the back shoulder longer and follows the hips which keeps the bat in the zone longer. It makes it easier to adjust to off speed pitches. You don't have to adjust the timing of your swing as much with fastballs and off speed pitches. It also generates more power.
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