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As reported by USA Today, two top pitching prospects in Louisiana combined to throw 347 pitches in an 18-inning game Friday.

Emerson Gibbs of Jesuit (New Orleans), a Tulane recruit, tossed 193 pitches over 15 innings. His line included six hits and 13 strikeouts.

Meanwhile, Mitch Seward of Archbishop Rummel (Metairie, La.) threw 154 pitches in 10 innings. The Louisiana State recruit yielded only two hits and struck out 10.

Each pitcher gave up only one run, as Jesuit won 2-1. Overall, 501 pitches were accounted for in the game, according to USA Today.
Respect the game.
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Originally posted by funneldrill:
I threw 157 in a game once when I was young an stupid. Luckily I can still throw some mean BP from 40 feet!

Seriously, this is crazy! I know those two teams are BIG rivals, but it's just not worth it! Hopefully they won't throw for a week...maybe 2.




Funnel, your way too niceWink
Just imagine, what the LSU and Tulane coaches are saying.

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