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Nice to see Hammer and Sonny both in the "90's Club". That would be a match up of epic porportions if they faced eachother. It'd be safe to say there wouldn't be many hits in that game..

 

This is definitely the best observation and point made that i have seen on here. I am not sure if it would be possible with the way the brackets play out but if these two teams meet in the state finals or any game in the tournament for that matter and these two guys are facing each other it is safe to say that wherever you are from you should make the drive to see that game because it would be probably the best pitchers battle in the history of high school baseball.

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Once again performance doesn't lie.

 

Sonny Gray pitched three innings against Oakland today giving up 0 runs 1 hit and his fastball was consistently 92-95mph. He was down in a count once 3-0 and on the next pitch threw a curve for strike one. He came back and struck that guy out. He has great command and can throw any pitch on any count

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Once again performance doesn't lie.

 

Sonny Gray pitched three innings against Oakland today giving up 0 runs 1 hit and his fastball was consistently 92-95mph. He was down in a count once 3-0 and on the next pitch threw a curve for strike one. He came back and struck that guy out. He has great command and can throw any pitch on any count

 

I agree , the proof is in the performance .

Ryan McPherson pitching for Lexington , threw 3 innnings of 0 runs 0 hits against a pretty strong offense . No one had a gun on him but his fastball was straight smoke , had a little control problem when he dropped the curveball in , but its still early . LHS should have a pretty strong bullpen with Keck, Rich and others .

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I agree , the proof is in the performance .

Ryan McPherson pitching for Lexington , threw 3 innnings of 0 runs 0 hits against a pretty strong offense . No one had a gun on him but his fastball was straight smoke , had a little control problem when he dropped the curveball in , but its still early . LHS should have a pretty strong bullpen with Keck, Rich and others .

 

Who did they play? How about the offense?

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Once again performance doesn't lie.

 

Sonny Gray pitched three innings against Oakland today giving up 0 runs 1 hit and his fastball was consistently 92-95mph. He was down in a count once 3-0 and on the next pitch threw a curve for strike one. He came back and struck that guy out. He has great command and can throw any pitch on any count

 

 

 

3-0 curve? interesting pitch call.

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3-0 curve? interesting pitch call.

 

Well...if its 3-0 and its a good hitter...why would you throw a fastball? That is what he is expecting. If he has the green light he will drill it no matter how hard its coming. So, with a curve on 3-0, that throws him off guard and has him guessing the rest of the at bat. I am not trying to sound like a jerk i was just giving you an explanation for the 3-0 curve call.

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john mark griggs from ccs is a hoss going 14-0 last year as a freshmanjohn mark griggs from ccs is a hoss going 14-0 last year as a freshmanjohn mark griggs from ccs is a hoss going 14-0 last year as a freshmanjohn mark griggs from ccs is a hoss going 14-0 last year as a freshmanjohn mark griggs from ccs is a hoss going 14-0 last year as a freshman

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The pitchers were calling there own pitches in that game. Sonny is very smart and knows how to pitch to batters. He has great control also so he was just showing that even if he does get down 3-0 (which usually doesn't happened) he can still come back with ANY pitch.

 

 

 

I'm all for any pitch any time. If a pitcher can't do that it is a huge weakness. From the offensive side though, if you don't hit a double off the wall or better you have no reason to swing at a 3-0 pitch. In baseball you play odds, and when they are in your favor you take them. 3-0 is a take in any situation no questions asked. A 3-0 curve doesn't do much other than give a good hitter ( a smart hitter is taking there) a good look at your curve.

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