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J H
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I'm from White Plains, NY and my team is playing Centennial HS from Ellicott City, Maryland on Thursday. Does anyone know anything about this team? I'm scheduled to pitch. Thanks.


"Man, this is baseball, you gotta stop thinking! Just have fun." ~The Sandlot
 
Posts: 436 | Location: A field somewhere | Registered: May 28, 2005Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I believe that they are undefeated so far this year. You may want to check the Maryland forum but I'm not sure that anything is posted about them. You can also check the local paper at www.baltimoresun.com

Not only is the paper available, but there are also forums. Centennial is in Howard County so if you go to the Sun, click on Sports and then on high school, you can access the boards (they say Talk About It) and then check the Howard County Baseball thread. That'll probably give you the best info available. You can also check the Washington Post, but their online coverage isn't as good as the Sun's.
 
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Here is a link to an article about Centennial that was in the Washington Post a few days ago.



http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/20...AR2006040502333.html
 
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J H
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wow lol looks as though we have our hands full... I guess the only thing I can do is not get rattled


"Man, this is baseball, you gotta stop thinking! Just have fun." ~The Sandlot
 
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I played for WL last year, in the same county. They have a very talented team. Not as great as teams passed. But between scotty and some very young talent they are still good. A hard hitter third basemen and a centerfielder in Bechta that will chase down anything and is also a pretty good lefty pitcher n hitter
 
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J H,

Assuming you have a FB+, CB+, & plus CH:

Keep the #1 down and away.
Throw strikes with your breaking pitch.
Keep the MF down.

Of course four things can happen:
1. You throw well and the team W.
2. You don't throw well and the team W.
3. You throw well and the team L.
4. You don't throw well and the team L.

Why so nervous?

cheers
Bear
 
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Bear-

not nervous at all. just that all the teams we face around here i at least have some perspective of, and i just wanted to see how this team looks. not nervous though, not at all. never nervous, i've always known as a pitcher to never give the hitter too much credit.


"Man, this is baseball, you gotta stop thinking! Just have fun." ~The Sandlot
 
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hmmmm.

Interesting, yet backwards.

A hitter we all remember said
"Pitchers are stupid", and as Ron White's comedy act tells us 'You Can't Fix Stupid".

What we all want to know, young man, is what
is in your arsenal?
 
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haha interesting theory and one i've heard. I've found, as my coach has also, that by giving the hitter too much respect it takes confidence away from the pitcher. The pitcher should never be afraid of a hitter in any way and should always challenge each and every hitter with everything they have and not worry to themselves that perhaps the hitter might just be better than they are and not challenge them.

My arsenal? Fastball, curveball, changeup.


"Man, this is baseball, you gotta stop thinking! Just have fun." ~The Sandlot
 
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Well, who won?
 
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Heard the Maryland team did very well in NY. I think their only loss was to Iona Prep. Saw them play on Saturday.
 
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Centennial was undefeated in New York!!!!!

Came from 7 runs down in the 5th yesterday to win 12-7.
 
Posts: 5 | Location: Ellicott City, Maryland | Registered: April 10, 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Very good team. What teams did they play in NY?
 
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centennial showed a very good presence up here. they came to us first and defeated us 5-1, then off to north rockland 8-2, then new rochelle 12-7. correct me if i'm wrong on any of the scores, i'm just saying what the newspaper said. definitely a strong team though.


"Man, this is baseball, you gotta stop thinking! Just have fun." ~The Sandlot
 
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