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Subject: Re: A Real Softball

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joiseyfan

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Date Posted: 17:19:06 05/11/24 Sat
In reply to: Bengal 's message, "Re: A Real Softball" on 16:59:20 05/11/24 Sat

Two (2 1/2?) masterful pitching performances today in Games 6 and 7 when the hurlers are normally exhausted.

H's Nicolette Hunter four-hits P in the first. P's Cassidy Shaw and Brielle Wright give up four hits and no walks in the second, outdoing five-hitter by H's Anna Reed.

Two fine teams end up splitting six games on the season.

On to NCAAs for Tigers.

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Bengal
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Date Posted: 17:39:47 05/11/24 Sat

Hunter is a frosh with no fear in a must win game, away; threw 112 pitches today and held us to one run. Same deal with Shaw, I believe a frosh, who pitched part of an inning in today’s first game and then threw 6 shutout innings in the second. Well done.

Meanwhile, the baseball team awaits their playoff with the opposite problem—a very thin pitching staff. Unless Kim or Sword are coming back. Possibly stitch together pitching to hang for one game with whoever we wind up playing. Beyond that I don’t even want to think about.