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Post by jenningsbeach on May 12, 2023 17:59:17 GMT -5
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Post by jenningsbeach on May 13, 2023 15:22:43 GMT -5
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Post by FU73 on May 13, 2023 17:02:39 GMT -5
"McVeigh pounded the zone for six innings and pitched especially well with runners on base," Head Coach Bill Currier said. "Our hitters, especially the lower guys in lineup, had a good power day. We did a good job staying to our zone and hitting in hitters counts."In total, the Stags pounded out a season-high 21 hits while only drawing three walks. It is the 33rd time this season that Fairfield has tallied double-digit base knocks and the 19th time they have reached double-digit runs in a game.  Fairfield also improves their overall record to (30-15), their third-straight season reaching the 30-win plateau. Fairfield also keeps their first-place position in the MAAC with a (13-4) mark. The Stags are (9-1) in their last ten games. The #1 Stags will look for a sweep of #9 Marist (13-35)(7-13) in the finale on Sunday at 1:00 pm. Live Statsgoredfoxes.com/sidearmstats/baseball/summary
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Post by paulie74 on May 14, 2023 9:21:12 GMT -5
Been looking for broadcast coverage for the finale of this 3 game series. Nothing on either schools schedule or on watch ESPN stream.
Has anyone seen a link? The announcers yesterday were saying this was their last broadcast yet Marist has 3 more home games next weekend.
Really sends a message to the Marist players about the status of baseball in their athletics program. They do have the platform to stream it.
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Post by FU73 on May 14, 2023 10:40:38 GMT -5
No links and apparently no video broadcast for Marist Baseball but only Live Stats. Marist Baseball @marist_BSB Series finale, IT’S GAMEDAY! 📍Poughkeepsie, New York 🆚Fairfield Stags ⏰1 P.M. 📊 bit.ly/3MRIvi3 (Live Stats)  |
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Post by paulie74 on May 14, 2023 12:29:42 GMT -5
Stags with a big top of the 2nd in game 3. Homers from Bucciero, Hibbard and Watson to jump ahead 5-0.
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Post by FU73 on May 14, 2023 13:20:00 GMT -5
Marist with an even bigger bottom of the 2nd with 10 runs.  Stags 6-10 going into the top of the 4th. Stags 11-10 at the bottom of the 4th. |
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Post by ctbobs on May 14, 2023 13:56:00 GMT -5
Big game for the Stags with Canisius and Rider close behind in the standings. Could be the difference between 1st and 3rd place (and a first round bye or not)
Edit: Just got a little breathing room; Manhattan beat Canisius.
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Post by ctbobs on May 14, 2023 15:26:06 GMT -5
two errors and a passed ball in the 9th inning lead to 2 Marist runs and a 15-14 loss for the Stags. Awful loss
Updated standings:
Fairfield 13-5
Rider 13-5
Canisius 15-6
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Post by FU73 on May 14, 2023 17:20:32 GMT -5
MAAC Baseball StandingsRider 13-5 .722, 31-16 .660 Fairfield 13-5 .722, 30-16 .652 Canisius 15-6 .714, 23-21-1 .522 Quinnipiac 13-8 .619, 24-24 .500 Niagara 11-10 .524, 21-20-1, .512 Manhattan 11-10 .524, 18-31 .367 Mount St. Mary's 10-11 .476, 24-24 .500 Iona 9-12 .429. 13-35 .271 Marist 8-13 .381, 14-35 .286 Siena 7-14 .333, 13-38 .255 Saint Peter's 4-20 .167, 8-41 .163 maacsports.com/standings.aspx?path=baseballRemaining ScheduleFairfield at UMass, Tuesday, May 16 Iona at Fairfield, Thursday-Saturday, May 18-20 The 2023 MAAC Baseball Championship is a six-team double elimination tournament, that will take place at Clover Stadium in Pomona, NY on May 24-May 27 for the second straight year. maacsports.com/tournaments/?id=1645
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Post by typhaon on May 15, 2023 0:16:32 GMT -5
two errors and a passed ball in the 9th inning lead to 2 Marist runs and a 15-14 loss for the Stags. Awful loss Updated standings: Fairfield 13-5 Rider 13-5 Canisius 15-6 It's a real shame. This team probably has a better offense than the 2021 team... but just no pitching depth. |
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Post by stags74 on May 15, 2023 6:58:44 GMT -5
Yes I agree pitching particularly the bull pen is weak. That is why I doubt the stags will win the MAAC tournament and reach the NCAA this year. Good pitching will always defeat good hitting particularly in short series.
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Post by nashvillestag on May 15, 2023 14:09:47 GMT -5
two errors and a passed ball in the 9th inning lead to 2 Marist runs and a 15-14 loss for the Stags. Awful loss Updated standings: Fairfield 13-5 Rider 13-5 Canisius 15-6 Yes certainly an awful loss at the wrong time, especially given the fact that 14 runs scored should always equal a victory. As a famous Yankee announcer might say to that however, "that's baseball Susan," is an apt description of the fact that you never know what will happen when you observe a game. Anyway moving forward, the most important thing now is for the Stags to finish 1st or 2nd, thereby eliminating the need to start out play in the first round meaning at least one less contest they would have to win on the way to the championship. And with that thought in mind as we go into the final weekend of play, does anyone know who would have the tie-breaker between the Stags and Rider if they finished up with the same record? Also regarding the different amount of games we and Canisius will have participated in (thanks MAAC and Rich Ensor), I think I am correct in suggesting that it's the overall percentage which takes precedence. Is that correct? Therefore if that is true, winning the last three games against a weak Iona team should do the trick, at least vs. Canisius if not Rider. Big weekend of ball ahead. Go Stags! |
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Post by ctbobs on May 15, 2023 18:11:21 GMT -5
two errors and a passed ball in the 9th inning lead to 2 Marist runs and a 15-14 loss for the Stags. Awful loss Updated standings: Fairfield 13-5 Rider 13-5 Canisius 15-6 Yes certainly an awful loss at the wrong time, especially given the fact that 14 runs scored should always equal a victory. As a famous Yankee announcer might say to that however, "that's baseball Susan," is an apt description of the fact that you never know what will happen when you observe a game. Anyway moving forward, the most important thing now is for the Stags to finish 1st or 2nd, thereby eliminating the need to start out play in the first round meaning at least one less contest they would have to win on the way to the championship. And with that thought in mind as we go into the final weekend of play, does anyone know who would have the tie-breaker between the Stags and Rider if they finished up with the same record? Also regarding the different amount of games we and Canisius will have participated in (thanks MAAC and Rich Ensor), I think I am correct in suggesting that it's the overall percentage which takes precedence. Is that correct? Therefore if that is true, winning the last three games against a weak Iona team should do the trick, at least vs. Canisius if not Rider. Big weekend of ball ahead. Go Stags! I am not sure of the tiebreaker. FU did not play Rider; both teams were 1-2 vs Canisius. Quinnipiac finished 4th but FU did not play them during regular season (another thank you to Ensor). After that, its how FU & RU did against the 5th place team, which could be one of three teams. I quit |
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