Number1CanesFan
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I disagree. With Wicho on Jenkins hitting ground balls vs fly balls. Yes, ground balls are better, but line drives are best.
At least as far as charged errors, they’re pretty similar. In the last full season (2019), Gil committed 16 errors in 58 games (.869 fielding percentage). Last year was a similar pace 4 in 16 games (.886) and he fielded .867 (2 errors) in limited defensive time this year. Yoyo has now made 10 errors now in 39 games (.890 before accounting for tonight’s error).I do remember Gil at third but not this many errors , it’s seems like every game morales has a throwing error.
It comes down to coaching... ok so staying back and up the middle or letting the ball get deep has never been preached to this team? You sure? Cause I’d bet my wheelchair it has.Every pitcher has it going against us. It reminds me of football, when we make Wake Forest QB's look like All Americans.
Can anyone hit a breaking ball? 83 MPH breaking ball and Toral and ADC literally cannot hit. It paralyzes them. Has to come down to coaching.
Toral needs to either lift weights or go on a diet.
Of course it is taught. But it has to do more with the emphasis/accountability of the subject. Look at our base running. Obviously they are teaching base running but it’s clearly not a emphasis regardless of the idiot alumni that swear up and down Gino is the master base running coach! There is zero accountability within this program. That’s the issue.It comes down to coaching... ok so staying back and up the middle or letting the ball get deep has never been preached to this team? You sure? Cause I’d bet my wheelchair it has.
Anything worse than 3-3 the last two weekends ends our season. Crazy we’ve put ourself in this situation.A win against APP State is nice, but its has no bearing on conference standings. The last 2 series will determine our fate to make the post season. So, catch your breath this weekend this weekend, the next 2 weekends are due to be nail biters.
It comes down to coaching... ok so staying back and up the middle or letting the ball get deep has never been preached to this team? You sure? Cause I’d bet my wheelchair it has.
In ACC play, teams have only attempted 25 stolen bases on Miami this year, with ADC as the catcher for the vast majority of those games. 9 were caught for .735 SBA%, which is middle of the pack.You are probably right in that it is coached or preached - but if the coaching is garbage, you end up with a lead off hitter hitting .157, a team average under .300, and pretty much one of the overall worst hitting teams I have ever seen. Gino has been here forever - compare Burrell, Michaels, Huff to Toral (you cant just look at their conditioning, body forms, and over all ability. Look at John Jay and compare him to Lala - You cannot.
Have you seen every other team steal bases against ADC? Taking candy from a baby. A preseason AA potential top 5 pick cannot through the ball from home plate to 2nd base without hopping the ball? Coaching should be able to help this.
Coaching on this team sucks - or the players are not responding which circles back to coaching being horrendous.
No challenge from me on that. Forecasted top 5 picks in the draft should not be middle of the pack. ADC is a fine player. He is just not playing on an elite level. I believe better coaching will maximize player potential.In ACC play, teams have only attempted 25 stolen bases on Miami this year, with ADC as the catcher for the vast majority of those games. 9 were caught for .735 SBA%, which is middle of the pack.
To be clear, I am not dogging the guy - he is a **** of a player. But Pat Burrell was a legit #1 pick - and played like it. ADC is a nice player.Remember that ADC only caught a year in HS, was behind Amditis for most of ‘19 and barely caught last year before covid. Yes he’s listed as a catcher and plays a lot of catcher but he just hasn’t caught a ton compared to other third-year college catchers. I do think Perez at C and ADC in RF is a sensible decision.
And even though ADC is absolutely almost certainly going pro after this season, he hasn’t ruled out playing at least a partial season in the Cape before the July draft. If nothing else, the extra at bats and games behind the plate may help him regain any lost draft stock.