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Treadway is a class guy and an unbelievable baseball coach. He will be missed not only by Blackman, but by the game of baseball itself.

Who will be the leading candidates for this job?

Who is the returning stud?

Final from Murfreesboro...Oakland scores 3 in the bottom of the seventh to end the Warriors' season 3-2! Sounds like a whale of a game!

I can't wait to read the post by riverdaleman after this one!!!

Oakland scores 2 in the bottom of the seventh to tie it at 2-2....Holy maceral!!!

2-0 Riverdale in the sixth...

0-0 in the fifth inning at Oakland...

Any word on Blackman / Riverdale? Limbaugh? Riverdale Man?

Sounds like a fun game to watch!

No scores yet?????

Pitts or something like that?

Did Watson throw for Siegel?

Doesn't Summertown have a good lefty that pitches?

Any idea of the pitching matchup for the Summertown vs. Perry County game? Should be a good one.

Where is this tournament being played? Who pitched the first game for Summertown?

Who pitched today for each team? Especially the Oakland game, Coach Hawks could be in a bind with his pitching due to the inclement weather...

I am not concerned with whether a coach gets ejected or not. I simply wonder who gets credit for a victory or defeat in the case of an ejection and want to understand the logic behind the ruling. I have no affiliation with high school baseball whatsoever so I could care less if a high school coach gets thrown out or not. Just an inquiry about the game of baseball to make you think a little bit....

IF the manager/head coach still gets credit for the win/loss, my question is this: Why should they receive credit when they did not actually manage the game? For example, let's say the head coach at Blackman gets ejected. During his 2-game suspension when the assistant coach is the acting head coach, why shouldn't the assistant receive credit for the wins/losses? That would make sense to me. I just don't understand the logic behind crediting the head coach's win/loss record for games that he did not participate in. At the high school level especially, why should a head coach be rewarded with two wins (potentially) if he has been ejected and is serving a suspension as "punishment?"

Just wondered while watching Bobby Cox get into it with an umpire the other night and how ejections affect career win/loss totals.

If a head coach is ejected, does the assistant coach get credit for that game's win or loss or does it go on the head coach's record? Also, if the head coach is required to sit out a game after the ejection, who gets credit for that game's win or loss?

Any details on this game?

Is Plattenburg starting district games for Franklin County? If so, which game is he scheduled to throw against Lawrence County this week?

How are the fields looking after the rain this morning? Everything still on as scheduled?

91? How do you know he threw 91? Were there scouts there to watch him pitch?