[Bob Seger]

First off, I've read enough of your posts to not believe you are really considered much of an authority. You kinda have a ding-a-ling stigma attached from what I have read on here from other's responses.

[COLOR="Red"]OK, it's like this Carson threw the lightest of all 4 of them He is actually the only one that you would consider borderline lower 80's. He topped out at 84, and hit that several times. I want to say the starters name was Mallory. Not sure about that but I think he wore #21 and he was hitting 85-86 consistantly. I dont not remember the other's nameor his number though.


Really, I dont give a rats's patooty on what you think or believe, because you are going to find out soon enough. Dont care who was on the team last year either. Actually we played and beat North Laurel last year as well, and I do remember NL bringing in a hard throwing freshman in the final 2 innings of the game in which was played at West Jessamine. He hit 84 in that game. I am assuming that was probably Hurley. This kid threw some serious heat for a freshman, and I'm hear to tell you he is throwing some serious heat right now, even if he were a senior. Again he hit 87 probably 5 times and hit 89 once.


And no it was not low 80's. Here is my breakdown in defining what is low, mid, and high.

Low-80-83
Mid 84-86
high 87-89

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Here we go MHS dingaling4life. This is what I said where each one threw....