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Anyone watching this on ESPN2? Looked like an awfully tight strike zone in the Stanford/LSU game. I think I'd have gotten a ousy evaluation if my zone were like that - I'm sure of it. Otherwise, they look pretty good out there.
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I was watching the Iowa/Ucla game from what I saw strike zone look pretty normal from what I know but was a awesome game 0/0 in the 5th I believe when I had to doze off(early one today) the stratedgy of the coaches were something to see Have a good Memorial Weekend All Don |
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Steve,
I saw parts of the game. The only thing I noticed was that I didn't car for the PU's strike signal. Just put the hand and arm up at about a 45 degree angle and never seemed to go to the hammer. I know, nit-picky, but this is suppose to be the premier college softball tournament. (by no means a world series)
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I noticed that, too and thought that at best it looked strange. Ya know, none of the folks at the D2 Regionals I was at had perfect textbook signals - all were somewhat "customized" - but every ump there used signals that looked crisp. The guy in the late game - UCLA/Iowa - looked pretty good. Sharp calls & signals. Now he wasn't as good lookin' as either of us, Mike, but he did look like he belonged there.
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Y'all up north get this in the television..........??
Man.........you are modern...... I think I will have to check that out.......I may have one of those television things out by the cement pond...... Sorry guys......I don't get those channels here....... Wished I could comment though....... Joel |
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Joel,
You need to get out of the sticks. I thought that after all this time, ESPN would be pretty much everywhere. BTW, Steve. In the UA/OU game Friday night, did you see the "set" stance on the first base umpire? The guy must have been pretty limber, I would have fallen over if I placed my feet that far apart d:-)
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Joel must really be in sticks, I am from town
of 1,933 people(give or take a couple) and ESPN is on our basic package. Sixty miles in any direction to big city. Caught the last couple of innings of UA/OU game and thought that the two pitches on the batter that walked to load bases were strikes, but then if they dont bounce, I think they are strikes.
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Whiskers,
I saw that, but didn't think they were strikes. But who can really tell with the camera angle. The reason I didn't believe they were strikes was that the catcher was setting up (or from the angle looked like it) off the inside part of the plate to start, but it looked like she was still dragging the ball back over the plate, then framing it. She might have been better off not moving the glove. It could be she fooled the umpire along with myself.
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Anyone know when LSU plays?
Local girl playing for them.......she was awesome to watch......a very sneaky baserunner........ EDITED Nevermind......I found it.....they lost to Stanford and play today at 1:30......not televised.....but broadcast on the web.... Youngest in a tournament......oldest doing a car wash.....gotta run in a few and on the run the rest of the day. Thanks Joel [Edited by Gulf Coast Blue on May 26th, 2001 at 09:48 AM] |
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Watching the Cal/Stanford game tonight. It looked like Forest from Call was stepping outside the "H" and no one call made. It wasn't just here or there, it was on every pitch. At first I just thought it was the camera angle, but after watching where she ended up, compared to the spot created by the other pitchers (about 2 feet to the left), it looked like she was really wide.
Any body else see the game?
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LSU vs Oklahoma
The LSU vs Oklahoma is on at 8:30 (don't know what time zone) on ESPN2.
Gonna miss it.....but the following website has live audio and live boxscores.......I will at least get to check that. http://soonersports.fansonly.com/spo...s-central.html Youngest's games got rained out this afternoon.....so we start early in the a.m. if the bad weather does not hang around. Oldests team raised about $300 today at a carwash.......Every dollar they earn is a dollar I don't have to spend........ (will have pictures on my website of the CW later tonight in Laurens album......come check it out) Joel |
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"H" ???
Irish, When you refer to the "H" are you talking about the pitcher and the 24" of pitching plate width? If so, I also thought she was way outside of the area. But I'm only hoping to someday do college ball and thought maybe they had a adifferent ruling or the TV camera angle was effecting my view ???
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