re: CPM still isn't happy with the infield

He has about as many strikeouts as Marceaux in half as many innings. He has double the strikeouts of Hill in less innings. You get the point, no matter how precise the stats are.

I don’t doubt your stats at all, I was just validating what the other poster stated. I heard the same comment today at Cane’s and I thought that sounded extreme. Thxs for clarifying that.

I see the confusion about what the radio guys must have said.

The other poster said Sims has faced 35 batters and struck out 30 of them.

In actuality, Sims has gotten 35 outs (11.2 innings pitched) and 30 of them have been K’s.

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I see the confusion about what the radio guys must have said.

The other poster said Sims has faced 35 batters and struck out 30 of them.

In actuality, Sims has gotten 35 outs (11.2 innings pitched) and 30 of them have been K

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I may have misunderstood the radio guys or they did a poor job if explaining themselves. Thxs again.

A&M isn't good

Thanks for the correction Russian.

El, didn't mean to highjack your thread.

I was sure hoping the infield would be settled by now.
I think Arnold will improve in time. The only questions is will CPM allow him to do so.

They're hard to read, so far. I don't know enough about them. When I watch them, I'm not impressed. Florida is also really meh at times. Young, like us. Seems like they really lock in when their horses are on the mound.

Cranford and Arnold both have strong arms and good gloves. What keeps them from getting a chance to play 3B? Are the throws inaccurate?

Arnold is struggling a little from 2B because he is throwing darts instead of uncorking. Doughty looks very comfortable at 2B, I would like to keep him there.

Let Arnold, Cranford and Safford battle out 3B. I just can't believe none of them could handle 3B at least somewhat competently.

Maybe arnold showed up to practice with a bar stamp on his hand?

Was Canni there to rat him out?