the stangs are gonna be tough with no holes anywhere and a very solid pitching rotation.. there expecting nothing less than a league championship
Fatbear13--funny I guess that is why you play the game--and how coaching changes things.
the stangs are gonna be tough with no holes anywhere and a very solid pitching rotation.. there expecting nothing less than a league championship
Reading won 1-0 but I still have The Braves #1 at the end. Seasoned players and pitchers will out last Reading.
No doubt--but i wont change my tune like gummybear. Reading and Taylor overachieved this season while Madeira and IH underperformed with the talent they had
The problem with how Reading runs the hidden ball trick is that they call time (typically for a mound visit), and then (once the coach leaves) the pitcher gets on the mound (which renders the hidden ball trick impossible to be run LEGALLY).
I remember them trying it at least four years ago against Madeira. It worked, but it didn't matter.
The umpire knew what he was doing. If the pitcher is on the mound, the hidden ball trick cannot be run.
The fault is not on the runner if this is the case (as it has been in the past with Reading, as their pitcher toes the rubber before the infielder tags the runner). Any baserunner is told to wait until the pitcher is on the mound to his your lead.
12 Cincinnati Elder (2005,1999,84,78,73,60,59, 8,56,55,52,43)
6 Cincinnati Reading (1980, 74, 57, 46, 44, 42)
6 Newark Catholic (2006, 04, 03, 02, 1989, 88)
5 Cincinnati Western Hills (1986, 77, 67, 51, 48)
5 Coldwater (1992, 90, 87, 84, 83)
4 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller (2004, 1993, 89, 72)
4 Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (2008, 06, 04, 1999)
Some impressive stats there--one thing that is evident is that SW Ohio puts out some good ball teams. The Newark team appears to be the most consistent team of the modern era. Those Elder boys sure are something but they racked up a lot of their titles before the catchers had face masks (same with Reading).
what teams are the chl players on this summer?