I think the state of Tennessee high schools produce enough pitchers to be competitive provided we could get them all here.

[volfan2024]

Just a shout out to the instate high school players we seem to be breeding pitchers for a while now.

 

[sigmundoooz]

Just a shout out to the instate high school players we seem to be breeding pitchers for a while now.

ALL, that's a LOT. They can only have 34 on the roster.

 

[chuckiepoo]

ALL, that's a LOT. They can only have 34 on the roster.

Relax. Should be legally bound to have “idgit” tattooed on their forehead…

 

[BruisedOrange]

Just a shout out to the instate high school players we seem to be breeding pitchers for a while now.

I'm not contesting your post, only curious to know more.

Are these just randomly talented kids, a better blend of steroids in Tennessee beef cattle, or do we now have an undergirding network of coaches, workshops, and camps producing better in-state development?

Also, how many were born in Tennessee, and how many arrived here as part of the Great Blue State Diaspora?

You know the old saying: "Until you show us the DNA, it's only physiognomical rumor."

 

[volfan2024]

We got freaking awesome pitchers in this state if you know anything at all about pitching.

 

[BruisedOrange]

We got freaking awesome pitchers in this state if you know anything at all about pitching.

Well, I don't because I'm now 4 years retired from one of the great athletic programs in the state which annually produced several State Champions in various sports. So I don't know what's happening now.

Tell us more...

 

[preacherman20]

We got freaking awesome pitchers in this state if you know anything at all about pitching.

We do and their goal as Tony's was is to keep all they can but not enough SEC pitchers to fill positions needed.