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Do we owe Rob Childers an apology?
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Childers sucked.
Huge baseball fan, huh?
Maybe I'm nostalgic since he was coach when I was in school, but man did he have some good pitchers and some fun small ball at times. Very different from the modern game today that's a lot more home run based.
But no, probably don't owe him an apology, he had plenty of chances and had some good years and some bad years
But no, probably don't owe him an apology, he had plenty of chances and had some good years and some bad years
Frydaddy713 said:
Maybe I'm nostalgic since he was coach when I was in school, but man did he have some good pitchers and some fun small ball at times. Very different from the modern game today that's a lot more home run based.
But no, probably don't owe him an apology, he had plenty of chances and had some good years and some bad years
Man did he ruin some pitchers arms, and his offense was awful.
Do we also owe Mark Johansson an apology?
phatty26 said:Frydaddy713 said:
Maybe I'm nostalgic since he was coach when I was in school, but man did he have some good pitchers and some fun small ball at times. Very different from the modern game today that's a lot more home run based.
But no, probably don't owe him an apology, he had plenty of chances and had some good years and some bad years
Man did he ruin some pitchers arms, and his offense was awful.
Agree with the offense outside of 2007-2008 and 2015-2016.
What arms did he ruin?
Aggies2009 said:phatty26 said:Frydaddy713 said:
Maybe I'm nostalgic since he was coach when I was in school, but man did he have some good pitchers and some fun small ball at times. Very different from the modern game today that's a lot more home run based.
But no, probably don't owe him an apology, he had plenty of chances and had some good years and some bad years
Man did he ruin some pitchers arms, and his offense was awful.
Agree with the offense outside of 2007-2008 and 2015-2016.
What arms did he ruin?
Overuse of Stilson, Doxakis, Hendrix, Lacy, all used too much and all have had major surgeries.
That's a pretty big leap, in my opinion.
And no, we don't owe Childress any sort of apology - we have seen it can be done better.
And no, we don't owe Childress any sort of apology - we have seen it can be done better.
He definitely blew out Travis Starling's arm.
Threw him 8-9 innings in relief in a key game, when he was used to closing, maybe 1-2 innings max.
Was never the same after that outing.
RR
Threw him 8-9 innings in relief in a key game, when he was used to closing, maybe 1-2 innings max.
Was never the same after that outing.
RR
Laughable!!! Never seen a coach get so worked by Wayne Graham.
Lucky to get to WS the 2nd time but he was never a threat when he got there.
RC was nothing more than a a really good pitching coach. He had some decent years when BBCOR was introduced because the bats were so dead it became a pitchers game. Evidence by the 2013 WS where UCLA scored 11 total runs in 4 games to. in the title.
Lucky to get to WS the 2nd time but he was never a threat when he got there.
RC was nothing more than a a really good pitching coach. He had some decent years when BBCOR was introduced because the bats were so dead it became a pitchers game. Evidence by the 2013 WS where UCLA scored 11 total runs in 4 games to. in the title.
not unless you forgot to give him one of his paychecks
swimmerbabe11 said:
not unless you forgot to give him one of his paychecks
Awesome!!!!!
You're thinking of the Clobber Line guy.Quote:
Childress
Any kin to Carl Childers?
I still can't hear Springsteen's Born to Run without getting triggered. I get the flashbacks of RC pulling a pitcher after leaving them an inning too long.
Does OP owe this forum an apology? Experts say yes!
Tom Chancellor. No apology required.
ITS A DEATH TRAP!EconAg11 said:
I still can't hear Springsteen's Born to Run without getting triggered. I get the flashbacks of RC pulling a pitcher after leaving them an inning too long.
Yes and also Tom Chambliss, Bo Belle, and Marty Crow.
No
OP loved the small ball beisbol
phatty26 said:Aggies2009 said:phatty26 said:Frydaddy713 said:
Maybe I'm nostalgic since he was coach when I was in school, but man did he have some good pitchers and some fun small ball at times. Very different from the modern game today that's a lot more home run based.
But no, probably don't owe him an apology, he had plenty of chances and had some good years and some bad years
Man did he ruin some pitchers arms, and his offense was awful.
Agree with the offense outside of 2007-2008 and 2015-2016.
What arms did he ruin?
Overuse of Stilson, Doxakis, Hendrix, Lacy, all used too much and all have had major surgeries.
Stilson tore his labrum with like 3 weeks left in the season against DBU. He wasn't overused lmao. Hendrix was a closer who lost it mentally in early 2016. The only time anyone could say he was "overused" was the 2015 SR, and even then he didn't do anything too bad. Lacy didn't even pitch like 4 weeks his last year here before Covid shut it all down. Was he overused in 2019 (and then went with Team USA that summer) and that carried over to 2020?
A major surgery doesn't mean anything, especially that they were "overused". Stripling also had Tommy John surgery after he left here. That's just a thing they do now early in their career.
NO
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We do not.The Hefty Lefty said:
Probably not. Just sayin'.....
General Jack D. Ripper said:
OP loved the small ball beisbol
Small ball still trumps no ball. Which is what we have now.
Tyler Childers?
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