Stanford @ Oregon (Ducks win series 2-1)

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Is someone running around and patrolling grammar?
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oregontrack wrote:Is someone running around and patrolling grammar?
Nope, she's home with grampar. :oops:
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I was reading the R-G this morning and it said that Marcus Piazzisi has been dismissed from the team after a "disagreement" with Horton. It must really have been something big to dismiss a SR like that. Makes you wonder if Horton has lost this team and we'll see mass defections after the season.
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I don't know. It's very hard to lose a baseball team. Pizza is probably pissed that he's played so poorly he lost his job to a freshman.
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Sorry to hear that about Piazzisi. He had just come back from his injury too. I wonder too about some of our freshmen who haven't played in a long time. It should be an interesting off-season after a preseason full of such high expectations. I just hope they can pull a few upsets (against the beavs please) in our next 10 games. My fear is that they have already packed it in and are unconcerned about finishing in the cellar.
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BillM wrote:Sorry to hear that about Piazzisi. He had just come back from his injury too. I wonder too about some of our freshmen who haven't played in a long time. It should be an interesting off-season after a preseason full of such high expectations. I just hope they can pull a few upsets (against the beavs please) in our next 10 games. My fear is that they have already packed it in and are unconcerned about finishing in the cellar.
Pulfer basically said that if they don't win today then they are already playing for next season.
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1-0 'Furd.

Stanford gets a leadoff triple, scores on a sac fly. Oregon loads the bases in the bottom of the first, Garlick strikes out looking to end the threat. Very wide strike zone today in the early going, batters need to adjust.
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1-1, bot 2

Serna gets on, takes third on an Eshlemen single, Alto with a safety squeeze to score Serna. Ducks on 1st and 2nd, no outs. Pulfer up, who's been swinging a hot bat. Don't bunt...
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Stanford with two more in the 3rd, Ryon Healy gets one back in the bottom of the inning with solo HR.

3-2.
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strike zone is CRAZY wide today. both sides are swinging at everything even remotely near the plate, 'cause everything is falling within the strike zone.
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4-3 Ducks, top 5

Thomas with a big 2-out double that scores two.

i have no idea what will happen from here on out, but if nothing else, they're fighting. they don't look like a team that's quit... yet.
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Best case scenario . . . if we go down fighting in their lat 10, at least it will give us something to build on during the offseason. Lots of work to do, but we've got a lot of young talent.
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oregontrack wrote:i have no idea what will happen from here on out, but if nothing else, they're fighting. they don't look like a team that's quit... yet.
well, the 5th inning was not a good example of 'fighting'. a 'Furd player steals second unopposed, the ball never left Jones' hand; the infield simply wasn't covering 2nd. Then, on a passed ball, everybody is asleep and not only does the 'Furd player take third, he comes all the way around and scores with no throw because Jones fails to cover home.
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Unbelievable to me that when we make one mistake, we almost ALWAYS compound it with two or three more. Smarter play and we lead by 2. Oh well!

So we've made the mistakes early this game . . . now we'll have to sweat the bullpen and Stanford's relievers. I was concerned about how we would come back today . . . mixed at best so far.
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Maddening mental errors that have plagued us all year aside, I've been impressed with the fight the team has put up today. We're going nowhere, Stanford is a Top 25 club. Losses like yesterday could/should be devastating to a team as bad as we are, but they seemed to have shrugged it off. Still not saying we'll win today, but I'd say the response has been promising.
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