stubby33

Anyone who was born in MS (native son) is eligible to buy a specilal lifetime license. I bought one about 30 years ago for $1000 and have been able to hunt and fish all these years. I have no idea what the cost would be today. Those eligible should investgate. This license covers all game that are legal to hunt.

That be a Red Breasted Grosbeak!

I use treflan pre emergent on my clay peas and chufa summer plots. This prevents grass and most weeds from competing with your plantings while in the first stages.
of growth. Once your crop is up and shading the ground grass will have a hard time competing.

Roundup is ok to us to prepare your plots for plowing and a month is probably an appropriate length of time to wait before plowing and planting and applying the pre emerge. Just apply per the label. Try it next summer.

Yes Feduccia did get a look by the Dodgers this year and his batting avg certainly is a lot better in the pros. Might tell us something about the hitting coaches at LSU. However he is throwing out only 22% of base stealers in the pros. Won't cut it and also still has a PB problem. He will never catch in the majors in my opinion. Maybe 1st base?

Biggest problem was his arm. You just have to be able to throw to play outfield in the big leagues.

Batting average with men in scoring position has to be well below .200. Anyone have that statistic?

Agree completely.
Take a look at all the outfielders in the majors and list the names who have below average arms. Short list, there are none. All I'm saying is that to be the best outfielder in college baseball you must be able to throw (and run and hit for power).

Those good arms in the outfield do make the opposition play more conservatively. I really don't understand why SouljaBreaux thinks that by having good arms in the outfield and making the opponents take less chances they have more opportunity to score. They make it difficult for teams to stretch that long single into a double or the double into a triple. They make it difficult for a run to score from second on a hard hit single. How much is that worth over the span of a season? If SoluljaBreaux is right then all of baseball has been doing it wrong. They need more below average arms in the outfield so their opponent will not play conservatively and so fewer runs will be given up.
A novel idea.

Doesn't expain the lack of agressive plays on 1st, 2nd, and third downs.

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Stevenson throws "across his body" which means he doesn't turn his shoulder toward the target. I know everyone raves about his ability to go get fly balls but he gives up a lot defensively. Long singles can be turned into doubles, flyouts to the outfield can result in runners tagging and advancing. These shortcomings were pointed out a couple times by ESPN analysts during the year. Did he and Laird have any assists during the year???