Thou shall not dogpile in Omaha, stupid Holes!!!’

Lewis was my favorite player growing up in Tally. DYK he passed away couple years ago?

One thing Ill add on Varnes, which does make a difference IMO.. Dont think he ever had any MLB aspirations. Never drafted, never even gave minors a try. But he didnt throw much over 80 either..(90 on todays guns).

 

Agree on Varnes but that was “11” being “11” IMO.

Yeah, I knew Richie Lewis passed—only 55 yrs old. For some reason the number I remember on him at the start of a year was 178–can’t say that’s 100% accurate though.

 

Lewis wasnt in the top 5 since 1981 list I posted. I was looking for box scores lastnight.. Hard to find them that long ago lol

 

How about this one?

https://www.nolefan.org/ref/ba1987_02_22_sid.pdf

vs. LSU in the Super Dome. I thought the walks said "B" because surely there couldn't be 13 walks in a game where only one run was surrendered (say what!). But 13 walks plus 12 strikeouts seems like a lot of pitches could add up for a single pitcher throwing 9 innings.

Everybody's favorite Seminole had 4 triples that year.

Go GATORS!
,WESGATORS

 

During au-lsu series Greg Olson was telling stories about aubs last sweep vs lsu. 1988, said Ben McDonald took 2 losses in series. 100+ pitches in game 1 loss. Bertman brings him in to close game 3 and takes another loss. And Im pretty sure games 2 & 3 were Sat DH(next day)..Not certain on that, but either way, thats much more concerning damage wise than the 140+ pitch games IMO.

I just think these HCs were a product of the time.. Graham, Gustafson, Stevenson, etc

 

Wow where did you find that..lol good stuff.

Looks like Lewis & Guthrie were both giving the pen the day off.

 

Luis Alicea?? He was best Nole player in that box

 

This thread has the best title I've seen for quite a while.

 

That is an insult to crap and bipeds.