re: This should be the batting order vs miss st

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your correct, you can give your opinion without cry babies name calling you and degrading your comments cause they don't agree. It's the same 6 or 7 guys who do it and a couple of them are the same person. It's pathetic

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Because all you do is consistently bitch. You deserve no pass for your antics. I will continue calling you out for your horseshite, as I am sure others will too. You are a phony.

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You might literally be the worst poster on TR. not a true Tiger fan, thats for sure.

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It’s a Sharkfhin alter & I get pissed at myself every time I take the bait

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"OH but coach he should start, he got on base from walks and errors" gtfoh lololol

Just to show how ignorant you are, errors arent calculated in OBP. But you DEFINITELY know more about baseball than everyone else here, boy!

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and just to show how ignorant you are...I didn't say a word about obp in that comment Mr statistics boy....bottom line is beloso isn't hitting, should be benched and reading you and your butt buddies(the same ole guys I might add) crys of baseball knowledge on a forum site is PATHETIC


Name calling brigade
"I know baseball boys, I know how to type a good game"

Beloso is the ONLY guy in there who has hit SEC pitching before. He’s hittting the ball and drawing walks

Can’t take him out

All I'm saying is that no one on here advised he was hurt when the first post was geared toward receiving that information. Instead it turned into a Milazzo, Beloso, Travinski thread.

Look I'll eat crow and admit being wrong about the injury thing, because I didn't know about it, despite watching most games and typically just monitoring this board. But, PM's comments last night were the first I've seen advising he wasn't cleared to play. Understand bringing a guy along, and waiting until he is medically cleared.

However, I do want to point out that nearly everyone didn't even refer to an injury and just simply clings to Milazzo being far superior behind the plate. So, it appears that some people are talking out both sides of their mouth on this one.

Now, I do think that Hayden should get a first look, or at least a shot at being the #1 catcher (if and/or when he is capable of catching a full game), since the reason he wasn't playing due to injury as opposed to ability. Last night I saw nothing last night from Hayden that suggested he is a liability behind the plate, and his bat and potential are, obviously, far superior to any of the others. You just have to weight the pros and cons here and hopefully realize that a Big League bat is more valuable going into SEC play than a great defensive catcher, particularly when our starting pitching is so stout. If need be let Hayden start and catch the studs, and bring Milazzo in when the wheels inevitably fall off with the bull pen.

Seems to me that any suggestion that he's not a capable catcher is just a developed narrative, because... how could it not be if he's just a sophomore, we didn't play baseball last year, and he's been hurt and unable to do it? I can tell you that his catching ability was not a major concern, or maybe even a concern at all coming out of high school.

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batting in the 270s, 280s as if its something to be desired

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Considering there are people making millions of dollars doing just this, yeah, I think it's desired.

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batting in the 270s, 280s as if its something to be desired
Considering there are people making millions of dollars doing just this, yeah, I think it's desired.

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your comparing apples and oranges

This isn't the 90s any more. Can you find a team in the NCAA where the entire starting nine are batting over .300?

I'll hang up and listen.

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BlairNTexasTiger

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For fricks sake man...I'm glad you aren't making the lineup