[Husker] Comment on AIG

[Nick Chevance]

On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Tony Lambert <Slimmer37 at hamilton.net> wrote:
> Nick, I don't know much about the in's and outs of baseball, but I'll give
> you what I have observed, Yesterday Hauptman had a rough first inning give 3
> runs but settled in and had retired 19 of 20. Then ran into a bit of trouble
> in the 7th. It seems to me that Coach A is pulling some of the guys to soon
> as in yesterday. When Hauptman left it was 3-2 K St.
>
>
> Tony Lambert

Thanks, Tony -

I can remember a few years ago complaints about Don Baylor of the Cubs
not really understanding how to manage pitchers, and that he either
left his starters in too long or pulled them too early.  Too bad there
isn't a gauge on these guys' arms where you can just go up to one and
check to make sure his arm hasn't gone past 'al dente' (using the
spaghetti arm analogy).  But in all fairness to Don Baylor, I don't
think he had much in the way of pitchers anyway.  And this is coming
from a White Sox fan (former) - I don't have to be fair to Don Baylor.

And here's my thanks to the list for dropping the political discussion
quickly.  I appreciate it.

Now, what about the Spring Game?  Is Bo going to make it interesting,
or are we just going to see what the #1's can do against the scout
teams?  And why can't this game be on TV?

Nick
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