Defending champs, almost all returned for this year, all-state player, 0-2 record blowing leads in both....was assist. coaching and got only a couple sequences to send into the local rag so not much choice.
#1 - All-State pitcher, recruited as a middle infielder though.
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#2 - fightin the wind...one of those hard winds that takes 5mph off your FB and makes the deuce hang there.
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#3 - over 100 pitches by the 5th...too many errors today.
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#4 - Sophomore reliever, workin with this kid the last few years - will be a stud!
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#5 - got that Pettite stride a bit...
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Next up: Girls Softball; AHL hockey, MILB Baseball, HS Baseball - all within 2 days.
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...as a baseball coach myself I am appalled! That is way too many pitches for a young high school arm this early in the season, no matter how many nights rest he gets before he pitches again. There are many pro pitchers who are limited to 90-100 pitches in a full GAME and then they are yanked. Does the coach not have any other pitchers on the team? Our league is starting this year to implement rigid pitch count limits for our pitchers and 80 in a game is about the max that anyone can go, with a further limit of 160 in a week. And then there are various "night's rest" rules related to the number of pitches thrown in a game.
