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This maybe tough for any who are still on board with Mr. JD Arteaga leading our program simply b/c he’s an alum & former player. As I’ve stated numerous times on both the football main board, & baseball board: YOU NEVER HIRE FROM WITHIN A FAILED REGIME. For Miami Baseball, we’ve now done this for the past two hires (DiMare & Arteaga), which is really unimaginable when considering the tangible proof to validate this statement.
While DiMare at least provided up and down results, lending us to be a competitive team, the numbers I’m about to share regarding JD thus far are quite concerning, if not downright freighting.
Record After 18 Games:
2024: 11-7
2025: 12-6
Runs Allowed After 18 Games:
2024: 103
2025: 77
Runs Scored After 18 Games:
2024: 166
2025: 152
Cumulative Record vs. Teams From The State of FL.:
9-15
Record vs. Non-P4/G6 Baseball Programs:
13-4
Record vs. P4 Baseball Programs:
17-26
Record vs. G6 Baseball Programs:
8-7
Record vs. teams that finished/are currently .500+:
18-28
Do w/ these #’s as you will, but under JD, thus far, the pitching has been slightly better in 2024 vs. 2025; however, at this same juncture the offense has been slightly worst. This would explain the almost identical start to the season (& frankly, if we didn’t have a game cancelled vs. NJIT last season, most likely after 18 games in 2024 we would’ve been 12-6).
Here’s the alarming trend in 2024 & 2025:
-We’ve absolutely beat up on the non P4/G6 teams
-We’re struggling w/ G6 teams
-We’re dominated by P4 competition
-We’ve been feeble against ANY team w/ a +.500 record, which is most concerning.
I wanted to see how we would fair against UCF, a very good P4 team from the Big XII, & we were humbled expeditiously. Oh, there was one other stat I neglected to include:
Record at Home:
29-18
Record on The Road:
10-18
Right now we’re trending the wrong way, & when the silver lining is “at least we didn’t get swept”, that’s not really the position we want to be in.
While DiMare at least provided up and down results, lending us to be a competitive team, the numbers I’m about to share regarding JD thus far are quite concerning, if not downright freighting.
Record After 18 Games:
2024: 11-7
2025: 12-6
Runs Allowed After 18 Games:
2024: 103
2025: 77
Runs Scored After 18 Games:
2024: 166
2025: 152
Cumulative Record vs. Teams From The State of FL.:
9-15
Record vs. Non-P4/G6 Baseball Programs:
13-4
Record vs. P4 Baseball Programs:
17-26
Record vs. G6 Baseball Programs:
8-7
Record vs. teams that finished/are currently .500+:
18-28
Do w/ these #’s as you will, but under JD, thus far, the pitching has been slightly better in 2024 vs. 2025; however, at this same juncture the offense has been slightly worst. This would explain the almost identical start to the season (& frankly, if we didn’t have a game cancelled vs. NJIT last season, most likely after 18 games in 2024 we would’ve been 12-6).
Here’s the alarming trend in 2024 & 2025:
-We’ve absolutely beat up on the non P4/G6 teams
-We’re struggling w/ G6 teams
-We’re dominated by P4 competition
-We’ve been feeble against ANY team w/ a +.500 record, which is most concerning.
I wanted to see how we would fair against UCF, a very good P4 team from the Big XII, & we were humbled expeditiously. Oh, there was one other stat I neglected to include:
Record at Home:
29-18
Record on The Road:
10-18
Right now we’re trending the wrong way, & when the silver lining is “at least we didn’t get swept”, that’s not really the position we want to be in.
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