Post by allthingsOKball on Feb 8, 2023 10:10:09 GMT -6
Talking to a few coaches, some are spring only and some are Fall ball schools, I have asked them what their strategies are as far as setting a pitching plan up for the postseason. I am curious as to everyone's opinions on the subject. In a regional tournament how do you set up your arms, State Tournament what's the plan? I know it depends on how many you got and how many good ones at that. And I assume what seed you are going into it and matchups but just as a general rotation what's y'all's thoughts?
For me, if I have 3 arms that I believe can win a regional game and 2 arms that can get some outs and I am the 2 seed in a regional, I am going with my #3 game one and bringing in my #2 if I need him. If I can save the #3 at the pitch count number, and bring in an out eater with a lead that would be ideal. Game two, #1 has to go. Get me to the championship. Then for the championship, If the #2 can still go, he starts and bring on the #3 in relief if he was able to be saved at the number.
State is all dependent on seed, If your a low seed, Throw the #2 or #1, gotta advance. Game by Game.
2nd point, Who in Class A has some of the best arms in the class or state even?
For me, if I have 3 arms that I believe can win a regional game and 2 arms that can get some outs and I am the 2 seed in a regional, I am going with my #3 game one and bringing in my #2 if I need him. If I can save the #3 at the pitch count number, and bring in an out eater with a lead that would be ideal. Game two, #1 has to go. Get me to the championship. Then for the championship, If the #2 can still go, he starts and bring on the #3 in relief if he was able to be saved at the number.
State is all dependent on seed, If your a low seed, Throw the #2 or #1, gotta advance. Game by Game.
2nd point, Who in Class A has some of the best arms in the class or state even?
