No; absolutely not. How many innings did our #4,5 & 6 pitchers . . .
. . . get this season? If you look at the WCWS two pitchers on each of 8 teams pitched at least 80% of the innings. With very rare exception this is true throughout college softball. Given the ease of transfer and the fact that any pitcher worth her salt wants the ball the chance of having more than three truly competitive on any team is almost zero. If you're pitching six kids regularly it's because none of them are very good.
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No; absolutely not. How many innings did our #4,5 & 6 pitchers . . .
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-- MidloHokie
Jun 26, 2024 at 10:59 AM ET
MidloHokie
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06/26/24 10:59 AM ET
She probably worked more than she wanted.
-- RJHokie
Jun 25, 2024 at 08:59 PM ET
RJHokie
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06/25/24 08:59 PM ET
Very few pitchers want to 'work less'. Those who feel this way . . .
-- MidloHokie
Jun 26, 2024 at 11:01 AM ET
MidloHokie
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06/26/24 11:01 AM ET
They had to play more 7 inning games than us. We run ruled a bunch **
-- hokiepro
Jun 25, 2024 at 11:12 PM ET
hokiepro
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06/25/24 11:12 PM ET