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4NEEBBALL, from the reports I received, the errors were committed by the everyday starters, 3rd base, shortstop & center field. While the Forney pitcher didn't have overwhelming speed the ball never left the park and was made playable. Regardless of pitching performance not many games can be expected to win if you can only score 1 run. And reports were that the Permian pitcher wasn't as good as the Forney pitcher. The exception here is that Permian put the ball in play and Forney couldn't make the play.
Once again not defending the error situation or the poor hitting. I am only saying the mind set of the players and confidence level is offset somewhat based on who they are on the field with. Chemistry is huge in baseball and Forney has that with the right personel on the field. I am sure it will get better for all as the development of players continues. You seem to want to defend the pitcher, he needs no defense (except when he is on the hill), good kid, swings with power, but grooves it at 74, it is what it is.
Heard it was Forney prevailing 24-0, 2 pitchers combined for a no-hitter (possibly a perfect game). That's all I've heard. Anyone able to embelish (or correct) this?

This has to be demoralizing season for Lancaster. Prior to last night, based on the DMN stats, Lancaster, in seven games, have given up 142 runs while scoring 3. Their R-H-E numbers total 3-6-21. I can't imagine how these young men are feeling at this point.
Blackmon and Reese combined for a "perfect game", but it was Lancaster. The whole Lancaster program needs revamping. Lots of walks, hits, a HR and Forney pulled most starters after the 2nd. Forney needs more intensity and for a couple of the juniors to be about the team and not their own agenda to become the team they are capable of being. Jeffery,Sutton and Eatherly continue to lead the way at the plate
Thanks for the update on the game. Also got info from other sources via email that also spoke of Jeffery and Sutton but was told that Eatherly was struggling a bit at the plate with too many K's. Hope he can turn things around. Didn't know there was a HR hit, do you know who hit it. There seems to have been several hit this year for the Forney club which is an improvement from last year's team. Hope they can keep it up throughout the season.
It was Blakely that hit the HR and I think he has 4 hrs for the season. I hope Blakely continues swinging for the fences. Eatherly is in the top 3 avg wise but you are right he has several strike outs lately. He seems to struggle with wide strike zones. A bit too picky at the plate and that is bad in high school too many k's looking. McEuen is the one that Forney needs to turn on at the plate. He was a top hitter last year and I expect he will come on as district gets in full swing and Forney needs his bat.

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