Gator Baseball 2023 Official Roster Tracker/Lineup???

Here is the list of current batting averages going into the SEC. These stats are hard to find all together once we get into conference play and its good to be able to look back on where they were and if they improve into SEC play.

Langford, Wyatt------ .431
Kurland, Cade-------- .420
Caglianone, Jac------ .408
Heyman, Luke-------- .406
Rivera, Josh---------- .388
Riopelle, BT---------- .338
Prevesk, Matt-------- .333
Thomas, Dale-------- .333
Shelnut, Tyler-------- .319
Robertson, Michael-- .306
Lastres, Rene-------- .300
Evans, Ty------------- .273
Halter, Colby--------- .263
Schiekofer, Richie--- .250
Fabian, Deric--------- .235
Talbott, Tucker------ .000
Totals----------------- .348

 

@shane4three said it. That settles it for me. Besides it's on the internet now.

 

And also the current ERAs by pitcher before SEC play....

Caglianone, Jac------ 1.77
Waldrep, Hurston---- 3.86
Sproat, Brandon----- 3.92
Ursitti, Anthony------ 0.00
Nesbitt, Tyler-------- 1.17
Fisher, Cade---------- 2.19
Abner, Philip--------- 2.70
Hartzog, Clete-------- 2.70
Ficarrotta, Nick------ 4.30
Slater, Ryan---------- 4.50
Neely, Brandon------ 4.76
Arroyo, Chris--------- 6.75
Tejeda Jr., Yoel------ 8.38
Purnell, Blake-------- 9.53
Jameson, Fisher---- 15.43
Finnvold, Carsten--- 36.00
Totals----------------- 4.61

 

Staying away from the arms that threw Tuesday, I'm hoping we see some combo of Sproat, Abner, Slater, and Fisher. If we only have to use three of these that's all the better. Of all our pitchers, this is a most important game for Sproat to step up and nail down the top spot and hopefully pitch like we saw coming into the season. I would assume, not think, that Sully hopes he starts the 6th at least and goes from there. Ultimately a top pitcher in the SEC should expect to make it to the 7th and beyond, but I feel we are still working to that point with our starters. It also depends if Bama wants to run up the pitch count to test our pen. Look for Sproat to get into an early rhythm and Alabama to keep him out of any rhythm.
I see Fisher as our best option as closer on Thursday, Neely on Friday, and Fisher for Game 3 if its Friday, and either on Saturday. Abner is probably more of a floater for whatever days he's needed. Also I look for Hartzog to come in if we really need a strikeout or two to get out of a jam. So far Hartzog has faced 14 batters getting 10 strikeouts, 2 hits, and 2 walks. That's the highest number of strikeouts to batters faced ratio on the team.

 

Heard from usher here they are planning for the DH tomorrow. If so the games will be at 3 and 7 according to him.

 

Let's see, SEC Pitcher of the Week and maybe the whole nation. I'd say that's more like him nailing down the top spot like we saw him pitch before the season.
Any questions......

 

A few stats that were impacted by the 3-0 win over Alabama tonight.
1. Our team batting average is now .339 down from .348. Sure its just one game but our in conference batting average is only .115, Bama only .037.
2. Robertson is second on the team in walks with 15, one behind Rivera. Robertson is third among active players in OB% at .471. Yes I wish he could hit his way on more often but he is getting on base and did score the winning run tonight, thanks to Kurland
3. The Schiek is now down to .222 BA and should sit on Friday. Hopefully Fabian (.235) and Prevesk (.333) will get a chance.
4. Riopelle leads in SOs with 20 and Evans is one back at 19. It was huge for Evans to get another swing tonight by the foul tip called by the ump and he topped one into the ground scoring Rivera from third. I was concerned he would get another strikeout at the worst time. @gatorjjh stayed sure he would drive him home, so he says.
5. The only pitching stats are Sproat's. His ERA dropped to 2.73 and his WHIP is down to .88. The batting average of hitters faced is a team leading .126.