Bryan Price is on the hottest of seats

He stinks...

He said this before the game...



‏ @cgarber8
16h16 hours ago

On today’s pregame, Price said he hoped to find a way to get Rainey a low-pressure intro to the majors.

Instead, Rainey entered a one-run game in the 8th.

Completely unrelated: Raisel Iglesias has pitched 1 inning in the last 8 days.

My point still stands, if hes only had 18 innings of pitching experience above A ball, why is he on an MLB roster?

Because it's quite possible that he has the stuff worthy of being on a MLB roster. But, there are times to find that stuff out without costing you the game. He had more proven pitchers he could've gone to last night.

Because they needed someone and they think he can be good. That's probably why.

So we have a pitcher on the MLB roster, that we dont want to use? We need to find out if he can or not. What did he do in Spring training?

I know you have issues with ownership but I don't think ownership is going anywhere soon. And if the GM is calling shots in the field or lineup, it's definitely time for Price to go in my opinion. I thought that is what Price is getting paid to do.

Come on man, that's not what I said, and you know it.

The Red Sox had the exact same situation come upon Opening Day. Bobby Poyner hadn't pitched in the Majors yet and is on the roster as basically a lefty specialist. In a one run game and men on Cora elected not to go to Cora and Spann hit a triple off Carson Smith and the Red Sox lost. Cora took quite a bit of heat because he didn't go to Poyner.

No, but I sure think he should have walked the eighth place hitter to get to the pitcher's spot. That would have forced Kapler hand to either let him hit or pinch hit for him which gets him out of the game. Every manager does that.

First, the Reds never should've fired Dusty. I knew when they made that decision that they were going to go back to being awful for a while. That said, I've long agreed that firing Price gets nowhere because the team, as constructed, looks like a bunch of utility players outside of Joey Votto and Tucker Barnhart. That said, this team is playing with ZERO fire, energy, enthusiasm, or urgency right now. A culture change, no matter how minor, might be in order.

The Reds are looking at a situation where this season could be over by the end of April and that's not going to do the attendance at GABP any favors. Who knows, if the Reds keep losing and hardly anyone shows up to the ballpark that could force management's hand more than any on the field issues.

They made no improvements from last year. Only difference is Cozart is gone. Did someone think it would have been different?

I think some people, myself included, expected some of the young talent to be performing better than they currently are. I was thinking they could win 75-80 games this year. I don't think anyone expected this.

The list of people they were counting on for pitching are the same guys on the disabled list. Offensively, 5 of 9 guys arent hitting their weight. But I feel there wasnt any young talent brought up unless you mean Peraza playing everyday.

^Winker??