playball3

You're right, they don't sit at their highest recorded speed, but Gray, Clinard and Lintz due maintain consistently high speeds. I've seen Gray throw and he's usually 92-95, I've seen Lintz throw and this year he's been 90-92. It's nice that middle Tenn. has the talent it has.

The Vanderbilt pitching coach and U of Kentucky were there to see Seth Lintz on Marshall Co.

Can anyone provide details on this game? Who pitched for each team and such?

It's obvious EMbaseball8 that you have some personal animosity toward Lintz. As far as "who is he?", he's akidwho has grown up in Marshall co and played baseball from t-ball thru Babe Ruth. You imply that he's done some terrible thing because he didn't play summer ball with the local team. When did that become a requirement? Is it wrong for someone to take advantage of opportunities for their best possible future? I don't remember anyone whining when Mikie Minor opted not to play with the Chapel Hill boys and played with a Nashville travel team. Maybe his coach and fellow Chapel Hill people wanted what would be best for him. Your criticism of Marshall Co's weaknesses is true, their middle infield is weak and commits errors on routine plays. But if the coaching staff was so "great" (quoting you) they would make some changes, instead of keeping players in positions that make error after error. According to your other posts on this thread you seem to have a lot of knowledge about Marshall Co baseball. Maybe the question that should be answered is, Who are you?