You're absolutely correct the dimensions could very well have contributed to their success on the mound, problem is I'm not talking about pitching and the introduction of these new bats seems to have had a major effect throughout college baseball. Just voicing my opinion about the selections. You may not agree that Williams or Salzman should have made all region but .441 in the MIAC and .403 overall stands head and shoulders above many who were selected.

Have to say that between Williams and Salzman one should have made the Regional team. A team that was picked 8th in the MIAC that tied UST for 1st while losing Glasser for numerous games had to get production elsewhere. A 40' fence is not a hitters dream unless you're a dead pull guy.

Can honestly say playing in the cage at Mac doesn't help your stats one bit. Slugging percentage and RBI's take a hiuge hit. Can't say I agree with MIAC and regional selections based on this fact.

With Salzman & Brown out MAC still wins. Just shows how much grit this team has.

Seems weird to me that MAC beats Concordia this year yet Concordia is ranked 6th regionally.

A change of scenery should help MAC if they face UST again this weekend, if you know what I mean.

Obvious UST will be throwing their top 2 against MAC tomorrow but will MAC throw theirs? If CC loses a game today I don't think UST will see MACs top 2 until playoff time.

Love the posts makes for some great reading. Don't post much but found some of the analysis here worth chatting about. The season began with Dome collapsing which affected every team in the MIAC. It showed everywhere the MIAC played over spring break. It now looks like the top 4 will stay there unless something crazy happens. ST is on a roll, MAC keeps winning despite playing without Glasser. SJ and HU are taking care of business while STO & BU are pretty much out only leaving CC with a chance by running the table. I believe it's between ST & MAC. The Tommies are rolling & MAC, well it's hard to knock a staff that leads the MIAC in era along with 5 guys hitting over .350.