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Binderup
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Last: 9 mo ago by SECTAMU#1
Binderup looks a little like my little league days. Decides to swing or take before the windup.
I'm sure he could hit to make the team. Maybe he can find his stroke.
I'm sure he could hit to make the team. Maybe he can find his stroke.
-TK
I feel like I've been watching the guy bat .130 for 2 straight years. I'm assuming his play on the field is valued enough to keep him in the lineup
He just drove in 2 runs
Nice job Binderup! Make me look bad again!
-TK
Nice hit but he's got to stop getting an out on the bases!
He literally just boosted his batting average back above .130
He sure did and then made a base running mistake like a little leaguer.
Bindy is full of surprises. Like not calling off the pitcher on a pop up to the mound.
Another K for Bindy.
I absolutely HATE seeing Binderup in the lineup. They couldnt teach him last year and he remains the same player this year.
He hit against Sam Houston but that's exactly why.
He is NOT a SEC caliber talent unfortunately. And our biggest weakness in the lineup.
We need Sorrell to play outfield. Schott permanent DH (he is slumped but FAR more capable than Binderup).
Definitely have one large missing player in the lineup. If only we had Gavin!!! This team would be hard to stop at their current rate of barreling balls.
Sorry Binderup....nothing personal. But you are CLUELESS and guessing at the plate.
He hit against Sam Houston but that's exactly why.
He is NOT a SEC caliber talent unfortunately. And our biggest weakness in the lineup.
We need Sorrell to play outfield. Schott permanent DH (he is slumped but FAR more capable than Binderup).
Definitely have one large missing player in the lineup. If only we had Gavin!!! This team would be hard to stop at their current rate of barreling balls.
Sorry Binderup....nothing personal. But you are CLUELESS and guessing at the plate.
He went 0/11 with 8 strikeouts in Knoxville.
I mean it was nice to see him get a hit vs Sam Houston but we really need Kash back and healthy.
Also, what's the deal with Isaac Morton? Would be huge to get him healthy and available in relief.
I mean it was nice to see him get a hit vs Sam Houston but we really need Kash back and healthy.
Also, what's the deal with Isaac Morton? Would be huge to get him healthy and available in relief.
Sher Thing said:
He went 0/11 with 8 strikeouts in Knoxville.
I mean it was nice to see him get a hit vs Sam Houston but we really need Kash back and healthy.
Also, what's the deal with Isaac Morton? Would be huge to get him healthy and available in relief.
Yes Kash will be a HUGE boost for this team along with getting Sorrell back full strength on the defensive side. Should fill in the glaring gap in the lineup...m
We really are 2 hitters away from being very good.
Get Kash back and get Schott back in his groove.
Get Kash back and get Schott back in his groove.
You like free passes eh?Sher Thing said:
He went 0/11 with 8 strikeouts in Knoxville.
I mean it was nice to see him get a hit vs Sam Houston but we really need Kash back and healthy.
Also, what's the deal with Isaac Morton? Would be huge to get him healthy and available in relief.
Just don't think there's enough reliable arms in the pen right now. He had a solid era and showed the ability to get some swing and miss last year as a freshman. Not enough of a sample size this year.
Morton pulled his oblique I believe
Agryan00 said:
Bindy is full of surprises. Like not calling off the pitcher on a pop up to the mound.
Head scratcher. That was introduction to 1B 101 and he looked clueless.
jja79 said:Agryan00 said:
Bindy is full of surprises. Like not calling off the pitcher on a pop up to the mound.
Head scratcher. That was introduction to 1B 101 and he looked clueless.
That was keystone cops for sure.
Rudyjax said:
We really are 2 hitters away from being very good.
Get Kash back and get Schott back in his groove.
This. And get Sorrell healthy enough to play LF.
Schott is going to be battling that knee all year, I'm hesitant to believe he'll get back to what he should be until his knee if feeling good. I hope he can, but it's not looking like it.
GarryowenAg said:Rudyjax said:
We really are 2 hitters away from being very good.
Get Kash back and get Schott back in his groove.
This. And get Sorrell healthy enough to play LF.
Schott won't get his groove back until Sorrell is on the outfield.
Rudyjax said:
We really are 2 hitters away from being very good.
Get Kash back and get Schott back in his groove.
I guess everyone suddenly forgot about our pitching problems...and our fielding problems.
Has Galloway ever played 1B? I mean is there anyone else that can play over there until Kash comes back??? Apparently Earley doesn't like Berg at 1B either.
Our fielding problems were mainly 3 players.Killzone3abc said:Rudyjax said:
We really are 2 hitters away from being very good.
Get Kash back and get Schott back in his groove.
I guess everyone suddenly forgot about our pitching problems...and our fielding problems.
3,4, 7 or 9.
Moving the guy who was playing 4 to 7, putting the guy who was 7 to 9, and we have an injury at 3. Once he comes back, we'll be better.
Our pitching overall has been pretty good. Most of our Ls were games if we had offense we would've won. Not all of them.
And it's really hard to pitch knowing if you give up runs you're going to lose.
They'll come around. And if they don't, oh well. Not the end of the world.
Schott got hot in the post season last year with a bum knee. It's not optimal, but Schott with a bum knee seems a better bet than a healthy Binderup at the moment. Probably just comes down to confidence: Schott has it, Binderup doesn't. I feel for the kid, but he probably should have signed for a small school where he could get on the field every day because that's the way to build confidence.GymBroFisher said:
Schott is going to be battling that knee all year, I'm hesitant to believe he'll get back to what he should be until his knee if feeling good. I hope he can, but it's not looking like it.
Brauny mentioned that he did call off the pitcher, he heard it from where he was standing at the gameAgryan00 said:
Bindy is full of surprises. Like not calling off the pitcher on a pop up to the mound.
Maybe he will build on his hit.
Can Sawyer Farr play 1st base until Cash gets back?
You got the 2 R's but not the K in Kash?TMartin said:
Can Sawyer Farr play 1st base until Cash gets back?
J/K
He could, but he's barely above the mendoza line.
But it would be an improvement if Sorrel can play right.
I don't think he'll be any better than he was at second.
He's shown he can catch a fly ball.trouble said:
I don't think he'll be any better than he was at second.
Binderup has shown he can't even do that.
Which is why I'd like to keep him in left.
If Sorrell can play in the field, Keil goes to left.trouble said:
Which is why I'd like to keep him in left.
The suposition was when Sorrell can play in the field.
Farr is a marginally better hitter now, so put the 6'4" kid at first until Kash comes back.
Sorrell won't be back for a couple more weeks. Kash might be back next weekend. I'd rather put Bergevin at first over Bindy.
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