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FWST: Late runs help TCU even series with Lobos

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FWST: Late runs help TCU even series with Lobos

By Stefan Stevenson
sstevenson@star-telegram.com

TCU turned the tables on New Mexico on Saturday, flipping Friday's script by exploding for seven runs late, including five in the decisive eighth inning, to take Game 2 11-4.

Jason Coats' three-run homer to left sparked TCU's eighth-inning surge, giving the Horned Frogs (21-10, 6-2 Mountain West) some breathing room in front of 4,292 at Lupton Stadium.

"They were feeding me a lot of junk the first couple at bats," Coats said of the belt-high fastball. "It was one of the few good pitches I saw."

Steven Maxwell (4-0) faces Rudy Jaramillo (2-3) in Game 3 at 1 p.m. today. ...
 
Pharm Frog

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Doesn't this just about sum it all up?

"They were feeding me a lot of junk the first couple at bats," Coats said of the belt-high fastball. "It was one of the few good pitches I saw."

I would think that Jason might expect a return to the off-speed diet real soon. And, it amuses me that a hitter describes a belt-high fastball as a "good pitch". I think that mound dwellers may have a different description. Everyone has their own perspective.
 

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