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Tabakman gets out of the 6th, and has pitched a very nice game. However, it sounds like he has reached his limit and in the 7th it should be time for the bullpen to take over.
 
Listening to these games, I am certainly impressed with Houston. Very good pitching and lots of it, combined with a stellar defensive unit that flat out makes terrific plays. No wonder UConn is having trouble scoring in these games. Combine this with just enough hitting and run scoring ability, it gets you quite a few wins.
 
dbmill said:
Listening to these games, I am certainly impressed with Houston. Very good pitching and lots of it, combined with a stellar defensive unit that flat out makes terrific plays. No wonder UConn is having trouble scoring in these games. Combine this with just enough hitting and run scoring ability, it gets you quite a few wins.
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We haven't helped ourselves but this is a tough league...
 
dbmill said:
Listening to these games, I am certainly impressed with Houston. Very good pitching and lots of it, combined with a stellar defensive unit that flat out makes terrific plays. No wonder UConn is having trouble scoring in these games. Combine this with just enough hitting and run scoring ability, it gets you quite a few wins.
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Having watched the last three games, they don't make very mistakes, and the middle of their defense is great.
 
Wasted a great performance by Tabakman. The ump was calling a bizarre strike on the left side of the plate all day and the team never adjusted to it.
 
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johnhuskies95 said:
Wasted a great performance by Tabakman. The ump was calling a bizarre strike on the left side of the plate all day and the team never adjusted to it.
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Probably the best Tabakman has pitched all year.
 
http://uconnhuskies.com/m/sports/m-basebl/recaps/051615aaa.html

Game Notes:
  • The Huskies are 1-6 all-time against the Cougars in a series that began last season.
  • UConn finishes the regular season with 33 victories, most regular-season wins since 2011.
  • Jordan Tabakman moved into third in UConn history with 263.2 career innings pitched.
  • Jack Sundberg drew two walks and has 44 on the season, fifth-most in a single-season in UConn history.
  • Sundberg also stole his 31st base, tying George Springer in 2011 for sixth-most in a single season.
Up next, UConn heads to Clearwater, Fla. to compete in the 2015 American Athletic Conference Baseball Championship beginning on May 19. The tournament will return to a double-elimination format this season, as it was in 2013 when the Huskies made an improbable run from eight-seed to the title in their final Big East Tournament.
 
Gotta feel for Tabakman. Guy pitches the game of his life and our bats were absolutely lifeless.

When I have some spare time, I'd like to run an analysis of how our hitters fared against actual tough competition. 7 out of our 9 starters are hitting over .280 but after this past series you never would've guessed it.
 
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Gotta feel for Tabakman. Guy pitches the game of his life and our bats were absolutely lifeless.

When I have some spare time, I'd like to run an analysis of how our hitters fared against actual tough competition. 7 out of our 9 starters are hitting over .280 but after this past series you never would've guessed it.
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Go to the American.org/baseball and click on interactive stats. Then click on conference only games and leaders
 
NE Baseball said:
Go to the American.org/baseball and click on interactive stats. Then click on conference only games and leaders
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Thanks. I was thinking more along the lines of isolating stats vs. the real juggernaut opponents (Houston, ECU, Kennesaw State etc.) but that could work too.
 
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