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...enters 2008 healthy and ready to go. He will provide a key experienced presence in the rotation.“The kid wants it,” Walsh says. “I don’t know if I’ve ever wanted anybody more on the mound than Haviland in a big game. ”Haviland joins returning starters senior Brad Unger and sophomore Eric Eadington to round out one of the more formidable rotations in the league.“I think our top three will stack up against anyone,” Eadington said...
...weekend, but that’s not going win us ball games.”LAFAYETTE 13, HARVARD 2In the second contest of a twinbill with Lafayette, the Crimson pitching staff was knocked around in a convincing rout.Sophomore Dan Zailskas got the starting nod but was chased off the mound after three innings, giving up four runs on five hits, including a two-run homer by Lafayette’s Joe Ezekiel.Freshmen Zach Hofeld and Dan Bedardo fared no better, combining to give up eight runs in the fifth inning as the Leopards put the game out of reach...
...Francisco streets at their most matter-of-fact and unpicturesque. It's customary now to compare him with Edward Hopper. Like Hopper, Bechtle has a gift for finding the melancholy note in sunlight itself, as well as for the abstract underpinnings of the world. In Six Houses on Mound Street, 2006, with its stark cubes and fretwork of painted crosswalks, the workaday scene seems to be held in place by the guy-wires of some enigmatic order...
...game to the Cardinals. The game remained scoreless into the third inning, when Ball State put away two runs that proved to be the first of many. The Crimson committed four errors to Ball State’s one over seven innings. Sophomore Margaux Black saw time at the mound, allowing only one run in her single inning of play. HARVARD 2, FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 0 Nearing the end of the tournament, the team was ready for a change of pace. “We were done losing,” captain Shelly Madick said. “We all wanted...
This is the rule that I would adopt. I've thought about this for a long time, and I don't see why this doesn't work. One time per game, you get a free pitching change without restriction. Otherwise, when you put a pitcher on the mound to start an inning, he has to stay in the game until he's charged with a run allowed. In other words, you have a limit on how often you can put a pitcher out there, let him face one batter and "let's bring in somebody else...