03-04-2023, 05:51 PM
Stanford beats Bakersfield again. Today 8-4. HR for Moore
Stanford Baseball 2023
03-04-2023, 07:56 PM
Anyone know the extent of Tommy Troy’s injury that kept him out of the lineup today?
Anyone know the extent of Tommy Troy’s injury that kept him out of the lineup today?
(03-05-2023, 06:18 AM)Maple Leaf Wrote:(03-04-2023, 07:56 PM)StanfordMatt Wrote: Anyone know the extent of Tommy Troy’s injury that kept him out of the lineup today?
In the first game against B-Town he fouled a ball off his foot and was replaced when Stanford took the field in the following inning.
Hit by pitch, iirc. Ended up at 1b.
(03-04-2023, 08:57 PM)BobK Wrote: O’Rourke injured out for the season
Thanks, Bob.
(03-05-2023, 06:18 AM)Maple Leaf Wrote:(03-04-2023, 07:56 PM)StanfordMatt Wrote: Anyone know the extent of Tommy Troy’s injury that kept him out of the lineup today?
In the first game against B-Town he fouled a ball off his foot and was replaced when Stanford took the field in the following inning.
Hit by pitch, iirc. Ended up at 1b.
(03-04-2023, 08:57 PM)BobK Wrote: O’Rourke injured out for the season
Thanks, Bob.
03-05-2023, 04:05 PM
(03-05-2023, 03:49 PM)JJJ Wrote: Stanford up over Bakersfield 12-4, B4, on broom day. Stanford batted around in the 1st and 4th. Rios has 6 RBI so far. Graham and just got his 3rd H today.
15-4 now. Were all 8 of those runs in the 4th scored on 2 outs?
Graham looking more patient at the plate.
03-05-2023, 05:27 PM
(03-05-2023, 05:16 PM)Madera86 Wrote: Montgomery still a bit of a Wild Thing on the mound.
He is. But he has a lot of company in that regard!
The top (and the very bottom) of Stanford's batting order looks good, with sprinkles of hope from the others. And the defense has been solid, other than our catchers not always catching pitches. But we need to start pounding the strike zone.
Of course, it is tough to tell what we have, as we have not yet faced tough competition. Not necessarily anyone's fault. [For example, I think the Bakersfield series is a "make up" from Covid cancellations.] But we don't really have a read yet on Stanford baseball.
The same, I suppose, is true for softball. But 16 straight is a source of hope, as is six straight in baseball. And the new softball pitcher has me thinking "is there a chance we finally have that dominant arm in the circle?"
(03-05-2023, 05:16 PM)Madera86 Wrote: Montgomery still a bit of a Wild Thing on the mound.
He is. But he has a lot of company in that regard!
The top (and the very bottom) of Stanford's batting order looks good, with sprinkles of hope from the others. And the defense has been solid, other than our catchers not always catching pitches. But we need to start pounding the strike zone.
Of course, it is tough to tell what we have, as we have not yet faced tough competition. Not necessarily anyone's fault. [For example, I think the Bakersfield series is a "make up" from Covid cancellations.] But we don't really have a read yet on Stanford baseball.
The same, I suppose, is true for softball. But 16 straight is a source of hope, as is six straight in baseball. And the new softball pitcher has me thinking "is there a chance we finally have that dominant arm in the circle?"
03-05-2023, 05:34 PM
Have a day, Rios!
2 x 3run bombs, 5 for 7, 11 (ELEVEN) RBI!
Stanford up 24-7 after 8 full.
2 x 3run bombs, 5 for 7, 11 (ELEVEN) RBI!
Stanford up 24-7 after 8 full.
03-05-2023, 05:38 PM
(03-05-2023, 05:27 PM)Blue Hawk (Mizzou) Card Wrote:(03-05-2023, 05:16 PM)Madera86 Wrote: Montgomery still a bit of a Wild Thing on the mound.
He is. But he has a lot of company in that regard!
The top (and the very bottom) of Stanford's batting order looks good, with sprinkles of hope from the others. And the defense has been solid, other than our catchers not always catching pitches. But we need to start pounding the strike zone.
Of course, it is tough to tell what we have, as we have not yet faced tough competition. Not necessarily anyone's fault. [For example, I think the Bakersfield series is a "make up" from Covid cancellations.] But we don't really have a read yet on Stanford baseball.
The same, I suppose, is true for softball. But 16 straight is a source of hope, as is six straight in baseball. And the new softball pitcher has me thinking "is there a chance we finally have that dominant arm in the circle?"
Maybe both the batters and pitchers only have two speeds: fast and stop.
Monster game from Rios with 11 RBIs. I wonder what's the record.
(03-05-2023, 05:27 PM)Blue Hawk (Mizzou) Card Wrote:(03-05-2023, 05:16 PM)Madera86 Wrote: Montgomery still a bit of a Wild Thing on the mound.
He is. But he has a lot of company in that regard!
The top (and the very bottom) of Stanford's batting order looks good, with sprinkles of hope from the others. And the defense has been solid, other than our catchers not always catching pitches. But we need to start pounding the strike zone.
Of course, it is tough to tell what we have, as we have not yet faced tough competition. Not necessarily anyone's fault. [For example, I think the Bakersfield series is a "make up" from Covid cancellations.] But we don't really have a read yet on Stanford baseball.
The same, I suppose, is true for softball. But 16 straight is a source of hope, as is six straight in baseball. And the new softball pitcher has me thinking "is there a chance we finally have that dominant arm in the circle?"
Maybe both the batters and pitchers only have two speeds: fast and stop.
Monster game from Rios with 11 RBIs. I wonder what's the record.
03-05-2023, 06:38 PM
(03-05-2023, 05:35 PM)Hulk01 Wrote: So what is the Stanford record for RBIs in a game? Rios now has 11.
To save some people a bit of work, gostanford.com only lists team records. Look elsewhere.
Will be posting todays game as soon as it's rendered. Should be up by 6:30 pm Stanford time.
03-05-2023, 07:17 PM
Rios did set the school record as he tied the conference record now with a former UCLA player
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