HOWEVER...

The game should be carried online at the NCAA site.  Here is a link for the scoreboard page:

http://www.ncaasports.com/baseball/mens/scoreboard/div1

By each box score should be a video option, which is carrying the ESPN feed.  You can go here tonight and watch the game, or any regional game (not including ORU/Clemson) on your windows media player.

So we all should get the chance to watch Reynolds tonight after all!

Got a lefty reliever getting hit and having issues but does he pull him and put in Broxton?  No, he leaves him in for the lefty on lefty match-up.

Just like Martin pitching in the 6th (though that worked out luckily) I will take the better pitcher 9 times out of 10 rather than throwing in a left hander who is questionable.

From what little I've seen today, I've already watch the third baseman back up on a routine ground ball and boot it, and a ball get through the infield three steps from the second baseman to create another run, because of the error.  It also looks like he surrendered the first run on grounballs not turned into outs as well.  This should change when he gets to the majors, when guys like Tulo will be gobbling up everything hit to the right side.

His stuff is better than advertised.  The curveball is pretty tight, but it doesn't have a ton of break, like a Brett Myers type curveball.  It's still above average and could be a solid strike out pitch.  The sinker has a lot of action (too much today) and is thrown harder than Jennings'.  He isn't controlling the sinker well today and that will need to be monitored at the next level.

He also appears to consistently stay in the 90's, and seems to have little trouble hitting 94 in each at bat, when needed.

He's currently struggling in the third inning, but it starts by a one out groundball booted, a pitch around of OSU's top hitter with a runner on second, a ground ball not touched escaping the infield, a hit batsman, a walk, and then he finishes off the inning with a strikeout from an "unhittable" curve, and then a ground out (which the shortstop struggled to reach, but was hardly hit in a tough spot, Stanford's infield doesn't have impressive range).

So, again, these are just quick thoughts, but Reynolds's stuff might be second only to Cook's, which isn't too fair because Cook really only throws one pitch, but it is an elite pitch.  He may have the middle of the rotation tag, but his stuff could easily overcome that projection.

You can never tell with these things, but there is a certain Denver Area native that features a low mid 90's heater, solid curve, and good command from a 6'6 frame that now competes for CY Young's north of the border...

Sometimes, seeing is believing, and as rox girl says, college stats don't tell the whole truth.  Take Reynolds' stats from the past six outings and compare them to all the other first round pitchers and you might be surprised.