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Reds at Braves Series 5/14 thru 5/15/12

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Lol you said i'm trying to make a splash like I said something absurd. After sweeping the cardinals on the road I would expect us to sweep the Reds pretty easily

 

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Doing my best to "think" like Dusty here, Ludwick is 2-7 in his career vs. Hudson, while Heisey has never faced him.

 

Based on that, I'd say Ludwick will be given the start. :lol:

Ludwick is 2 for 2012 so I'd say you're right.

THIS is why Chapman should be at the end of the pen.

 

This is why he doesn't need to be the "closer" that comes out to start the 9th with nobody on. Really what was tougher yesterday, coming in where he did or Marshall facing the part of the lineup he faced? Make no mistake about it Chapman "closed" that game in a way your best relief pitcher should. The guy that trots out in the 9th gets the save, but Chapman closed the game.

This is why he doesn't need to be the "closer" that comes out to start the 9th with nobody on. Really what was tougher yesterday, coming in where he did or Marshall facing the part of the lineup he faced? Make no mistake about it Chapman "closed" that game in a way your best relief pitcher should. The guy that trots out in the 9th gets the save, but Chapman closed the game.

 

You have perfectly stated why the "save" figure is worthless. No question Chapman came in during the hardest part of the game for the pen. I've never understood why a manager saves the best "closer" for the 9th when often times it's the 7th or 8th that gets the hottest.

6-0, 33.6 IP, 13 H, 0 R, 12 BB, 43 K, 0.74 WHIP

 

Yeah, Ondrusek and Chapman have been pretty lights out. :lol:

^ That's pretty unbelievable. I wonder how many inherited runners have scored on those 2? I'm pretty sure Chapman is zero.

^ That's pretty unbelievable. I wonder how many inherited runners have scored on those 2? I'm pretty sure Chapman is zero.

 

Ondrusek has allowed 1, and Chapman has not allowed any...

Simon - 2.63 ERA

Arrendondo - 2.70 ERA

Hoover - 1.23 ERA

 

 

Outside of Marshall and Lecure, they bullpen has been unhittable.

This is why he doesn't need to be the "closer" that comes out to start the 9th with nobody on. Really what was tougher yesterday, coming in where he did or Marshall facing the part of the lineup he faced? Make no mistake about it Chapman "closed" that game in a way your best relief pitcher should. The guy that trots out in the 9th gets the save, but Chapman closed the game.
I don't disagree at all. However, with no disrespect to Marshall, I'd have run him out there in the 9th too.
Everyone needs to relax on homer. How many teams have a guy that had 5 QS out of his last 7 from the 4th or 5th guy in their rotation?
We've been down this very path with Homer before. I'll relax on Homer when he makes it to the all star break without imploding.
We've been down this very path with Homer before. I'll relax on Homer when he makes it to the all star break without imploding.

 

How about if he just makes it there? His career high for starts in a season is just 22.

 

I agree with your point though. I just keep waiting for the mental midget to show up for an extended period of time.

How about if he just makes it there? His career high for starts in a season is just 22.

 

I agree with your point though. I just keep waiting for the mental midget to show up for an extended period of time.

I will give Homer credit, last night he battled a long at bat with Uggla and struck him out on a breaking pitch, then proceeded to walk McCann on 4 straight, and I thought, well the wheels have left the cart. And he ended up getting out of it to his credit.

I don't disagree at all. However, with no disrespect to Marshall, I'd have run him out there in the 9th too.

 

I may have too, but if the plan is to get Chapman into the rotation when Bray comes back I like seeing what Marshall can do as the "closer". If he fails miserably, which I don't think he will, they might not be able to move Chapman. Plus this gives Dusty a chance to use Chapman when it really matters.

Joel Luckhaupt ‏ @jluckhaupt

 

Several have asked, so: #Reds are 5th in NL in sac bunt success rate at 70% (NL Avg is 68%). They've attempted 3rd most sac bunts in NL.

 

 

So please spare me all the post about how the Reds can't bunt and aren't good fundamental team.

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Joel Luckhaupt ‏ @jluckhaupt

 

Several have asked, so: #Reds are 5th in NL in sac bunt success rate at 70% (NL Avg is 68%). They've attempted 3rd most sac bunts in NL.

 

 

 

 

 

So please spare me all the post about how the Reds can't bunt and aren't good fundamental team.

 

So if I weight 300 lbs, and the 11 guys beside me are from 310-400 am I not fat?

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