Word is, Henshaw is back when it comes to pitching. After being absent from the hill for a year, the ball was exploding out of his hand yesterday vs. Iona. His motion was described as effortless, and he claimed to not be trying to put anything on the ball. With the addition of Joey to the staff, it wouldn't be unexpected to see him in a relief role this weekend, with 3-4 innings coming his way. Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if he closed, although the coaches may want to get him more innings than that in hopes of getting him back in the rotation, possibly as early as next week vs. Lehigh.
Last year, after we took the first two from Navy and got up in the third game, the whole Navy team looked dejected, resigned to their fate. I wouldn't be surprised to see some changes in the order of pitching rotation this weekend in an effort to get up on Navy again and see if we can elicit a similar beat down.
With JT and JP both heating up with their sticks, I'd be looking for some solid run production from the bottom of our order too.
McKague came back yesterday and lit it up, and very quietly, Moore has started pummeling the ball...and in situations where it's needed.
All in all, I think Navy should be scared...very scared.
GO ARMY!
Last year, after we took the first two from Navy and got up in the third game, the whole Navy team looked dejected, resigned to their fate. I wouldn't be surprised to see some changes in the order of pitching rotation this weekend in an effort to get up on Navy again and see if we can elicit a similar beat down.
With JT and JP both heating up with their sticks, I'd be looking for some solid run production from the bottom of our order too.
McKague came back yesterday and lit it up, and very quietly, Moore has started pummeling the ball...and in situations where it's needed.
All in all, I think Navy should be scared...very scared.
GO ARMY!