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re: Time to find a closer

Posted by TWHouston on 2/14/26 at 4:58 pm to
No Kidding man. It’s sounds like nobody even watched the game yesterday. His decision to spend the last two off-seasons. They’ve help him tighten up his pitches and added a cutter. You could see that yesterday in the command he had in his change up and slider which he’s never had confidence throwing in certain situations. Now that he is finally 100% healthy since his back injury in HS he could have a huge season.

Just getting back on the mound was a big step, but even watching him throw and seeing how much better he looked. I didn’t know he would look like that. But it doesn’t surprise me… he lives for those moments and loves the pressure. I’m happy for him.

re: Guidry’s Fire

Posted by TWHouston on 2/14/26 at 4:27 pm to
He’s spent the last two off-seasons at Drive Line in Arizona. They have made him a different player. They worked with him adding an extra pitch.
The worked mostly on tightening up what he already had. Mainly control and movement. You could see that yesterday with his change up and slider. His slider had a sharper break and was tight. His change up was great. His freshman year he didn’t have a lot of confidence throwing those. He knew he wasn’t going to be able to rely on just his fastball and curveball.

He said he is confident throwing all 5 pitches for a strike in any count. He has waited 2 years to get back on the mound and he wasn’t going to make the most of it. He lives for those moments and loves the pressure.

He is one of the most competitive players I’ve known. But like someone else said he just as good in the dugout. He has always been a leader but it’s something hard to find. Everyone around him feeds off his energy and knows when to speak up even when he was hurt, the dugout fed off him.

He’s been that way since his sophomore year at Barbe on a stacked team and keeps growing.

Also,

re: Guidry’s Fire

Posted by TWHouston on 2/13/26 at 11:53 pm to
I don’t think many people realize this his first season since he was a junior in high school he’s 100% healthy. His lower back issues were really complicated. His images came back positive not long after the CWS last year. His freshman year he looked amazing while fighting his back pain…reason Jay only let him go one inning. Except in the CWS when Jay had him close several games because he wasn’t feeling anything with the amount of adrenaline he had.

I’m not sure if what game would be higher high leverage than coming in to close both games against Florida to win the CWS as a true freshman. He lives for those games, the most competitive kids I’ve known. Even better leader.

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/11/25 at 5:44 am to
If you would have read my post i even stated he will not have a single incision. i said it was minimally invasive procedures. He clearly not getting cut on the night before they travel. I thought you would be able to come to that conclusion all by yourself. I think anyone that played sports was pretty sure they knew what i was talking about thats been injured during a season.

So what made you think he having back surgery then travel the following day and then possibly pitch after going under the knife. Since you are struggling to understand what i said, he was getting an injection very similar to an epidural and at least one injection possibly another one that put very strong medicine that would coat his discs. So he had two possibly three injections. One was more of an epidural. i really hope that helped you understand a little better. Did you honestly think he was having surgery the night before he traveled with a chance he could pitch 2 days after back surgery? Also it was last night. I dont know how to feel that you actually typed that

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/10/25 at 12:51 pm to
I know your familiar with Barbe and Gavin. You have been spot on with Gavin's injury and his previous issues going back to his freshman year in high school. I don't know this Boosie actor but you've read my post. Tell this jackass i wouldn't know his history if we didn't know each other. I believe i was to tell everyone asking if he just doesn't play summer ball that Jay sent him to driveline to focus on pitching

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/10/25 at 12:35 pm to
What the frick are you talking about. Are you dumb or just cant read. what have i flip flopped on. We are with his family all the time. He treats my son like his little brother. Everything I've said except going to a smaller school next year, which i admitted i was wrong has come directly from our my phone call with Gavin yesterday or directly from his parents. My cousin coaches at Barbe and also very close with the family. he coached Gavin's sister on his travel volleyball team. He's very close to Gary, their dad

Go frick yourself! Read what I've posted and you can find everything i have said. You can even find multiple pictures of our families together and alot of my son with Gavin at Barbe working out. I'm not about to give your dumbass a picture of my son or myself

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/10/25 at 11:55 am to
i said as much as i could last night in i think this thread. The had to get the meds approved by the SEC offices which they did with a lot of discussion. Both meds were really close to being on the banned list

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/10/25 at 11:41 am to
I miss spoke last night. Gavin has said he wants to pitch because hitting is way to hard. He loves LSU and I don’t see him leaving LSU for any reason.
Even though he had a couple nice NIL deals. But he’s not leaving, I just hope what they did last night isn’t just a quick fix for the season and doesn’t cause long term problems or it to continue to linger around

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/9/25 at 11:49 pm to
I think I can say the stem cells and cortisone injections is like taking baby aspirin to what he getting. Nothing illegal, but very close. It’s already been authorized by the SEC. He isn’t considering redshirting, unless Jay gets through to him. But I don’t think him or his family is going to be fine with a redshirt. He willl probably go to one of the 7schools that gaurateed him he would start at SS Day1 and be the closer for them. He’s ready to play, he didn’t pass up $2,875,000 to go pro not to play. He’s a special kid and every coach that’s spent time with him said he’s one of the greatest leaders they’ve seen. He’s special and he’ll do anything within the rules to get on the field
His parents were at my house for dinner tonight. Gary stayed on the phone at least 3 hours talking to his medical staff and coaches. Some options being discussed, minimally invasive treatment. That’s as far as I’ll go, I can’t say anything else about the procedure.

Yes, if all goes accordingly I definitely think he goes this weekend!! The procedures are very simple that he want even an encision. He might even throw a pen in the morning. I doubt he even thinks about his back! The right medicine will fix anything.

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/9/25 at 10:58 pm to
I don’t know why his dad would make that up and why he would make that up while we were talking on the phone. That would seem pretty stupid to make up after all the eyes on him.

If you want, read my post on the thread with the two twitter links. It was on the second page. After his family told me a few options on the table before they left. I am getting more comfident by the minute and if everything on the table is done tonight I would be willing to bet a few grand he pitches this weekend. My cousin who coaches at barbe is with him right now and it sounds better by the minute. But anything can happen even iwith minor procedures

re: Gavin Guidry Update

Posted by TWHouston on 4/9/25 at 10:36 pm to
He wasn’t able to hit his benchmarks mid day but they would try again tonight. His family just left about an hour ago after frying shrimp and some Cappie. He was not close to hitting his benchmarks. I am not speaking about what opinions are being discussed but it’s very possible he wakes up ready to pitch his arse off this weekend and his back will allow him to hit every benchmark and not much will be mentioned about the back issues.

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/9/25 at 6:18 pm to
Me neither, I stay across the bridge in Westlake but have my apartment in Houston. Son plays baseball at Summer Creek. 6a School with 6200 kids. Have 3 teams and had 97 players at tryouts crazy. Will Hill is our CF headed to Texas next year. Last year our LF went to Texas. Casen Evans is beat us in the playoffs last year. Cade beat us by himself last year att Tomball. Caleb Alexander is the #3 SS in Texas and only a sophomore plus he pitches 98mph with 3 secondary pitches. We have another 6’8” sophomore who throws 99mph then we a freshman pitcher who is the #3 rated freshman pitcher in Texas

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/9/25 at 3:00 pm to
Unfortunately the Stem Cells aren't responding like they hoped. Too bad, i got them in my knee and havent had an issue with it in 3yrs

re: Can we be honest about Guidry?

Posted by TWHouston on 4/9/25 at 2:51 pm to
it very similar to his issues at Barbe. I might know you with all you know with Barbe and you seem to be spot with Gavin. I was with his Dad and Grandpa last night and was told his back is more severe. Herniated disk and a bulging disk. We are distant family and he tried his best to sound positive but I know him to well to know it was an act. My cousin coaches at Barbe

re: Baseball scrimmage PBP Oct 18th

Posted by TWHouston on 10/18/24 at 9:42 pm to
I mentioned in one of the summer ball stat threads a while back that Gavin was in pitching program in Arizona most of the summer. Asked to really focus on a few things with some very positive rewards if he put in the work and showed he could handle business. Told he would he would have an opportunity to take a weekend spot that was up for grabs and would be given plenty of looks. He obviously worked hard over the summer and the coaches seem to be giving him the looks he was told he would get.

Guidry has been in Arizona this summer. He’s been in a pitching program all Summer. Advised to attend program. Might have been told he could be a weekend starter. Look for him to get serious looks in the fall.
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Gavin Guidry moved to LC when he was 11. Brody Drost transferred legally and sat out his freshman year to be eligible. Both moved because they wanted to play at Barbe and were not interested in being a part of the politics is SHS.
Also to be fair, both were actually recruited but not by Barbe! They were both called by another high school coach multiple times over multiple weeks to transfer to their school because things were tough at Barbe.
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Without going to far, the last part of your post about only being contacted by the coach your talking about is 100% false. Every coach around knew he headed to Barbe.

re: Landon Victorian Barbe baseball

Posted by TWHouston on 12/16/23 at 8:32 pm to
Last thing, Barbe is a money pit. They have the top technology and the facilities are better than some colleges. Equipment that will read every move you make. I’ve been lucky enough to have been there numerous times with Gavin and my son who is blown away to be workout with him. Gavin is really special and never fails to bring my son whenever we are both in town. My son is 14 and has worked with him before and after he blew up and hasn’t changed a bit. He sneaks into town more than people know and my son just got to toss with Gavin and Paxton when he invited him to his family’s house for the holiday since he couldn’t go back to Pennsylvania.

re: Landon Victorian Barbe baseball

Posted by TWHouston on 12/16/23 at 8:10 pm to
Gavin’s sister was a good softball player but really excelled at volleyball at Barbe. She had offers to play in college but it’s funny how things happened. Gavin’s junior year she brought a guy to a wedding and you could tell something was different. That night I met Brody for the first time and he was a big deal. He was just awarded LGPOTY and signed with LSU and she fell hard. He was actually in Love and didn’t know it yet. We know how his career ended at LSU because he had her living with him and couldn’t care less about baseball. Same thing with her athletic mind. Gavin and Brody are completely different though. I’ve never been around anyone like Gavin in my life. He is a special kid and natural leader. He is so driven by his only goal and has a strong mindset that makes him work 24/7 to live his dream. He also started dating a girl right after he got to Baton Rouge. We got worried when he brought her home to the family because he hadn’t ever before. Luckily they are both athletes with dreams and they push each other and make sure they are working harder than ever. Big relief to everyone
I love when people say they know the family and then start talking and all you can do is laugh. It’s different to say hi to one another but don’t know anything about them.

His dad really took over Gavin’s future when he was 10. Researched everything and made a plan to get him out of Vinton with a short stop in Sulphur and then was offered a great job at Sasol which allowed them to get to where he wanted to play. I’m not 100% but I think he was still in Vinton when he played in Sulphur. His whole family is from Vinton with plenty of addresses. You are correct about the ages that he made moves. Great family and his dad was huge in providing him with everything he needed to make his dream come true.