a look at the hitting line up

[bench]

duga - .352 and the best we have to offer
kelton - .235, 7 rbi, 8 so - somewhat limited ab
reaves - .305, 7 rbi, 12 so
carlise - .250, 6 rbi, 5 so - somewhat limited ab
roberts - .254, 10 rbi, 17 so
moore - .333, 8 rbi, 6 so
miller - .100, 1 rbi, 3 so - limited ab
booth - .255, 12 rbi, 10 so
gregory - .333, 2 rbi, 5 so - somewhat limited ab

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smith - .244, 3 rbi, 16 so
rosecrans - .176, 2 rbi, 3 so - limited ab

duga has been on base about half his at bats, but scored only 10 runs. batter before duga and 2 of 3 after him are part time starters. rbi leader batting in the 8 hole behind a part time starter batting .100. 3 and 4 hitters have 14 rbi between them. 45 so between 2 - 5 hitters.
just looking at our best chance maybe move moore and booth up in the top 5 since the numbers point to them providing more production that would maybe push duga across the plate a little more often. it seems like we base our lineup on bp before the game.
hoping for 2 good mid week games form some momentum when the tide goes to ark.

 

[JoJoforHeisman]

When a guy hitting .255/.310/.333 is being touted as a potential middle-of-the-order run producer, you know you've got some serious problems at the plate.

 

[bench]

sorry jj but i was using players we have. i mean we got about 11 or 12 players not batting .000. i'd love to stick a couple of .380 sluggers in those spots, but we just don't have them. play with what we have, play scrappy hope for good pitching and some timely hitting. roll tide.