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Braves at Reds Series 5/21 thru 5/24/2012

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All things being even you obviously take the speed guy. However, as they say "you can't steal first."

 

Obviously, but as the Reds have proven, their "speed" guys aren't getting on base.

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Obviously, but as the Reds have proven, their "speed" guys aren't getting on base.

 

And they aren't stealing many bases either.

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Wouldn't you rather have someone that can get on base that isn't the quickest, than someone that struggles to get on but has speed?

 

I like the idea of hitting him 2nd better. If the speedy leadoff guy does get on you have the best guy at the plate for the hit and run batting 2nd. You would also have someone getting on base more often for Votto.

Michael E. Anderson ‏@MANderson_PR

 

MLB attendance up 6.7 percent over same point in 2011 season...@Reds attendance up 14.8% over first 17 games (2011 vs 2012)

 

Good news. Glad to hear that the Reds fans are coming out quite a bit more this year. I feel like we should see some good crowds this series vs. the Braves.

Does anyone have stats on Hanigan's "contact %"? My brother claims that he heard Hanigan makes contact over 90% of the time when he swings. I find that extremely hard to believe, but was too busy to look it up.

I don't think batting Leake atop the order is a bad idea tonight. He can't be worse than what they've had.

 

I like it!

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Does anyone have stats on Hanigan's "contact %"? My brother claims that he heard Hanigan makes contact over 90% of the time when he swings. I find that extremely hard to believe, but was too busy to look it up.

 

Chris Welsh mentioned that stat yesterday.

According to fangraph.com he has a career "contact%" of 91.4%. Not sure what that means exactly, but sounds like your brother may be right. :idunno:

 

For comparison Votto's contact % is 78%.

According to fangraph.com he has a career "contact%" of 91.4%. Not sure what that means exactly, but sounds like your brother may be right. :idunno:

 

My understanding is that he makes contact 91.4% of the time he swings. I'm assuming that means foul balls, too.

Does anyone have stats on Hanigan's "contact %"? My brother claims that he heard Hanigan makes contact over 90% of the time when he swings. I find that extremely hard to believe, but was too busy to look it up.

 

I heard on the broadcast yesterday that he makes contact with 98% of the balls he swings at that are in the strike zone

I heard on the broadcast yesterday that he makes contact with 98% of the balls he swings at that are in the strike zone

Yep, I believe that is the stat Welsh was talking about and that is amazing.

Juan Francisco getting the start at 3B against his former team....

 

 

 

Will probably get 2 hits tonight.

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