From what you’ve seen so far, set your Friday night line up.

Just put Pearson and it’s good

Is the pitcher RHP or LHP?

Bingham
White
Neal

Travinski
Pearson
Jones

Milam
Braswell
Kling

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Milazzo odd man out right now in catcher / DH rotation.

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He's going to catch one game a weekend, whether that's Saturday or Sunday.

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Yea, I agree, my point is that I think currently of the 3, he's 3.

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This was always the case though.

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Yea, I agree, my point is that I think currently of the 3, he's 3.

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This was always the case though.

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For quite awhile, Milazzo was 2 behind Neal, because of his "stellar defense". Maybe I'm just not an expert, but I just don't see it. He's had a number of passed balls, sometimes right after the announcer would tout his defensive skill. And what little improvement behind the plate he MIGHT be, is far offset by his total lack of offensive production. Dude struggles at the plate vs mid-major bullpens, let alone frontline SEC-tier guys.

Milazzo user to manhandle PM’s old staffs in terms of receiving & framing. But it’s been different the last two seasons. He is fumbling the ball pretty regularly as the stuff has improved. He gets caught with his glove turned the wrong way a bunch

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For quite awhile, Milazzo was 2 behind Neal, because of his "stellar defense".

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Are you referring to previous years?

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Dude struggles at the plate vs mid-major bullpens, let alone frontline SEC-tier guys.

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He hit .289 last year which was the same as Dugas and better than Thompson and Pearson. He’s also hitting .357 so far this year. Obviously he’s got no power, and I’m not trying to say he should be starting. But he’s not a black hole in the lineup like he once was, he’s serviceable.

I have the same as you with the exception of Jones hitting 5th and Neal 6th.

1. Kling - CF
2. White -3rd
3. Neal - C
4. Travinski - DH
5. Jones - 1st
6. Milam - 2nd
7. Brown - RF
8. Bingham/Pearson -LF
9. Braswell - SS
Holman - P