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[quote].it’s been a slow start at the bat[/quote] Just go ahead and say you don't actually watch LSU baseball games. It would avoid you sounding like an idiot....

We were still counting Emery on our scholarship total? Didn't know that....

[quote]God forbid he ever steps up to the plate in a pressure situation though[/quote] You could say that about the entire team this season. So why is Jones the scape goat?...

[quote] Maineri had a kid (can’t remember name) who didn’t hit well but was a great CF. Blond-headed boy who made many great catches. He was almost an automatic out but he played because he could cover half the OF on his own.[/quote] And then the next season, he improved and one of the best hitt...

[quote]Okay but why aren’t our DTs transferring out?[/quote] We don't need them transferring out, we need DTs transferring in. Depth at DT is paper thin as it is....

There's also that Skenes guy who is pretty good too. And all the other former Tigers playing pro ball. But, yes, I'm excited about Crews too and he shouldn't last much longer in the Minors....

I know he hasn't had the best outings in SEC out of the bullpen, but I'd still like to see Kade Anderson as the Sunday starter. Hell, if the season continues on this nose dive and post season becomes a pipe dream, give Cam a shot on a Sunday. ...

[quote]Neal wasn’t expected to be an everyday player in that catcher rotation.[/quote] What? He was starting day one as a true freshman and started almost every game until his injury last year. ...

In case you're not trolling, which I hope you are...Jay gives the signs from the dugout, not the 3rd base coach....

[quote]Ashton Larson and Steven Milam are both holding up their own at the plate, playing good defense, and hustling so I'd be all for letting them play out the rest of the year and get experience.[/quote] If there is a bright side to anything this baseball season, it's these two for me. Larson s...