gap to gap baby

You are correct Neil Robinson and the new freshman Watson combined for a Perfect game...

This is kind of off topic but I was raised in baseball with the saying "defense wins championships." I just want to know if people still agree with this because it looks like in the game now days its all about scoring runs. Oakland and Riverdale are the two power houses still and it seems like their line ups are what wins them ball games. Just wondering what people think, would you rather have an errorless defense or a big power hitting lineup?

I agree there is a lot of talk about fall ball on here, and fall ball doesn't mean much of anything, considering most teams use wood bats and stuff. I also think Brett Wilson is a good player, he is overlooked a little. Oakland definately has the talent to go all the way.

I bet Jordan doesn't appreciate that very much.

Who will be roaming the outfield without Casanova? I know Wheeler is a good player, he plays hard and hits well. I know Cox is a good player, possibly the smoothest shortstop in our district. Are you saying its their pitching thats gonna pull them over the top then?

Can I get some reasons for why Blackman will be so dominant? I know they play hard and scrap, and they have good coaching but I think that will only take them so far. I also think Siegel plays Riverdale closer than pretty much anyone in the district, with the exception of Blackman last year, so its hard to see Siegel finishing behind them this year with their lack of pitching.

I was thinking the same thing. Neil is a great player and he was the key to many of the Stars victories last year but it certainly isn't the Neil Robinson show. On another note, the Stars will have to scrap for runs this season and keep playing good defense.

That cracks me up about Riverdale, but its only funny cause its probably true... and yes it is baseball time in TENNESSEE