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Seemed that the UConn offense was hitting doubles all weekend long. I believe I counted about 14 of them in the box scores from the games in Hawaii.
I was surprised there weren't more home runs (maybe 4 or 5 between the two teams) with those skimpy outfield dimensions. Must be that humid island air.
Feels different when you lose the first and rattle off three in a row. Got their bearings and played gritty, albeit not pretty, baseball. Have some nice momentum heading into San Diego.
Another 4 game series on deck so there will be plenty of opportunity for several arms to see action.
My guess is they are trying to give the younger guys playing time to avoid the transfer portal down the road. The one silver lining of the hand injury to Terrence Cleveland is it's easier to get them playing time. These guys are good enough to start for many D1 programs. So Penders is handling this proactively by getting them engaged and contributing. These guys will not sit on the bench for 1-2 years they will go into the portal. Upcoming weekday games will also allow Penders some flexibility to address. Great job by Penders in managing this. First-class problem to have. Also, 9-4 and really not playing all that well....yet. Good sign.
The one silver lining of the hand injury to Terrence Cleveland is it's easier to get them playing time.
Pssst… what do you think the T.C. stands for?There is no one named Cleveland on this team. You must mean Terrence Simmons, who is currently out with a hand injury.
Pssst… what do you think the T.C. stands for?
UConn baseball's successful island vacation
The Huskies are on a three-game win streak built off dominant offensehookcbaseball.substack.com
You mean Padilla?If Simmons can hit .300 this year, he’s one of the most useful shortstops in the game considering his glove.
Yep my badYou mean Padilla?