We got a pitcher transfer from Miami

Eleven Bravo

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I think this is a possible Saturday or Sunday type guy. We are still on several guys with the stuff to be the Friday night guy at this point. By August 1, I believe that the picture becomes a lot clearer.
 
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IBleedMaroonDawg

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I want middle guys who can eat innings or the second coming of Girodo. You have to get lucky to find solid closers.
 

Msuirondawgs

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Nothing jumps off the screen about his stats but hey, maybe he ends up helping us a ton.
 

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I believe this guys last start against Florida State got him pitcher of the week in ACC and he pitched like 8 innings of 3 hit shutout ball. So he’s got some dominant stuff potential it sounds like. Really hoping Lofton and Cijente progress a lot and Stone Simmons returning helps with depth. Grab Holman kid too and we have a good shot at really turning this around quick.
 

The Peeper

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I believe this guys last start against Florida State got him pitcher of the week in ACC and he pitched like 8 innings of 3 hit shutout ball.


Also got him an extended vacation for most of the rest of the season:

"The Sarasota, Florida native’s sophomore campaign was one that was plagued by injuries. Ligon carried a 4.25 ERA through seven starts and capped off his solid start to the season with eight shutout innings against Florida State on March 31st, but missed the following three weeks with arm soreness.

Ligon returned on April 23rd and helped the Hurricanes to a win over Georgia Tech with two runs allowed in four innings, but missed the following month with shoulder inflammation and wouldn’t get through three innings in his starts against Wake Forest and Texas in the ACC and NCAA Tournaments" BulldogBlitz.com
 

patdog

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In my unprofessional opinion, a solid Cade Smith replacement, but he’s got some work ahead of him to land a weekend role. Including staying healthy
If he's healthy, he'll be a weekend starter.
 

The Peeper

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Dr. Linton will fix him right up.
I don't see any "sarcasterisks" so I'll add that he retired didn't he? And now Chad Altmyer that had kind of taken over for Rusty changed from Columbus Orthopedic Clinic to Specialty Orthopedic so he's out now too. Not sure who the new team orthopedist is
 

Pilgrimdawg

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Correct in that he took a liner to the face, don’t recall who it was against but never was able to fully recover from that mentally.
For anyone that saw it happen, it was a brutal injury. Shattered his jaw bone. Thankfully he did not lose an eye. He was outstanding before the injury but flinched every time he released a ball after that. Never could get past it. I don’t blame him for flinching. I think very few people could get past what happened to him. One of the worst sports injuries I ever saw actually happen.
 

Perd Hapley

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We'll also get Brooks Auger & Pico Kohn back next year from UCL injuries

Uhh I certainly wouldn’t count on Kohn for 2024. He didn’t have surgery until April. He’s not likely to be back until 2025, and he’ll be draft eligible before that season, too.
 

Uncle Ruckus

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In my unprofessional opinion, a solid Cade Smith replacement, but he’s got some work ahead of him to land a weekend role. Including staying healthy
Work ahead? Not much returning stars to keep him from being a weekend guy
 

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Work ahead? Not much returning stars to keep him from being a weekend guy
Not denying the second part, but if our head coach honestly just promised a weekend SEC starting gig to a guy that was shut down for 75% of last season and that was marginally good when he did pitch, I guess this program continues to prove to me that it can find ways to dig a deeper hole
 
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patdog

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Not denying the second part, but if our head coach honestly just promised a weekend SEC starting gig to a guy that was shut down for 75% of last season and that was marginally good when he did pitch, I guess this program continues to prove to me that it can find ways to dig a deeper hole
No question about that. But, if he’s healthy, he’s much better than anyone else we have coming back. I just hope the shoulder doesn’t need surgery.
 

Leeshouldveflanked

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Uhh I certainly wouldn’t count on Kohn for 2024. He didn’t have surgery until April. He’s not likely to be back until 2025, and he’ll be draft eligible before that season, too.
I doubt Pico gets drafted if he doesn’t pitch this upcoming season.
 
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