Time to be concerned about baseball.

[Spike]

You're asking the board owner to ban herself??

If it works here then we can try it with Jerry Jones

 

[LVH]

As I have been saying for years the problem is travel ball. Stop bringing in travel ball players to this program. They suck. Travel ball ruins baseball players.

I love to point and laugh at all the parents out there who spend thousands on their son's travel ball teams, thinking they will go pro, only for them to not make it anywhere.

 

[PurpleBlood87]

Silly me, but Boyers has been hitting the ball well for about two weeks now...

If hitting .166 is hitting well (5 for 30 with seven walks in the last 8 games)

 

[PurpleBlood87]

In the last 15 days we have given up:

31 runs over 3 days to UNCW
25 runs to OSU
9 to Abilene Christian (loss)
31 runs to tech

This isn’t a good ball club, and we have not been relevant as a program since 2017.

Frogs beat Abilene Christian on the road.
TCU has lost two midweek games to UTA and TSU.

 

[tcudoc]

You're asking the board owner to ban herself??

I thought Ryann was the owner.

 

[ShreveFrog]

Surprising stats for Boyers: OB% .417.
He’s drawn 29 walks. Both stats are the same as Taylor’s.
But he’s got to cut down on strikeouts! (42 is most on the team.)

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

As I have been saying for years the problem is travel ball. Stop bringing in travel ball players to this program. They suck. Travel ball ruins baseball players.

I love to point and laugh at all the parents out there who spend thousands on their son's travel ball teams, thinking they will go pro, only for them to not make it anywhere.

While I'm a big opponent of travel ball you're talking about 98% of all D1 ballplayers participate in some form of travel ball.

 

[ShreveFrog]

Someone clue me in on what’s bad about travel ball?

 

[Eight]

Someone clue me in on what’s bad about travel ball?

front for the illuminati

 

[hometown frog]

Surprising stats for Boyers: OB% .417.
He’s drawn 29 walks. Both stats are the same as Taylor’s.
But he’s got to cut down on strikeouts! (42 is most on the team.)

Between the walks and the HBP it’s really keeping his OBP inflated. His 42 Ks are just crazy numbers for a guy skipper keeps in hole in my mind.

 

[Sangria Wine]

The next coach after a legend isn't usually very successful.

I feel like Schloss did a really nice job when he came in.

 

[PurpleBlood87]

Between the walks and the HBP it’s really keeping his OBP inflated. His 42 Ks are just crazy numbers for a guy skipper keeps in hole in my mind.

With all the strikeouts, he sees at least three pitches as the leadoff man.

 

[NewFrogFan]

Someone clue me in on what’s bad about travel ball?

Some kids play far more games than professionals and more months of baseball.

 

[East Coast]

Between the walks and the HBP it’s really keeping his OBP inflated. His 42 Ks are just crazy numbers for a guy skipper keeps in hole in my mind.

It's what is keeping in the leadoff spot

 

[hometown frog]

It's what is keeping in the leadoff spot

Actually I suspect it’s not his OBP That’s keeping him up there. I assume it’s the hope that he goes on one of his end of season streaks where he’s hitting .450 and getting the ball out of the park a lot.

I don’t think KS is a big OBP guy to be the reason he’s still hitting at the top. (Or at least I haven’t heard KS talk about OBP in any of his philosophical discussions on how he wants to build a lineup)