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Padres @ Reds Series 07/30 thru 08/2/12

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Reds leadoff hitters have a .213 on-base percentage during the win streak.

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Gotcha I thought I saw it somewhere other than that and it looked bogus. :thumb: Red Sox said they aren't willing to deal him right now. Maybe during the off season.

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Reds leadoff hitters have a .213 on-base percentage during the win streak.

 

Pitching, pitching, pitching.

 

Pitching, pitching, pitching.

 

And the need of a lead off hitter.

Wow! Logged in to read the Reds thread and it certainly didn't dissapoint today!

Pitching, pitching, pitching.

 

Yeah all HOF candidates; Sanchez, Friedrich, Pomeranz, Harrell, Norris, W. Rodriguez, Estrada, Gallardo, Fiers and Saunders. Those guys would scare the hell out of any team.

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Bruce also hit a 438 ft bomb. What did Hesiey do? Still waiting on you to show me where it was a dumb move.

 

There is no difference between a 438 ft HR and a 385 ft HR, they both count as one, and they are both home runs. :popcorn:

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And the need of a lead off hitter.

 

10 game winning streak says otherwise.

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Yeah all HOF candidates; Sanchez, Friedrich, Pomeranz, Harrell, Norris, W. Rodriguez, Estrada, Gallardo, Fiers and Saunders. Those guys would scare the hell out of any team.

 

I'm talking about the Reds pitching. My goodness.

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There is no difference between a 438 ft HR and a 385 ft HR, they both count as one, and they are both home runs. :popcorn:

 

Your point?

10 game winning streak says otherwise.
No, the Reds really could use a legitimate leadoff hitter ... the winning streak doesn't change the need for that. Finding one isn't all that easy, though.
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No, the Reds really could use a legitimate leadoff hitter ... the winning streak doesn't change the need for that. Finding one isn't all that easy, though.

 

 

Oh I realize the Reds need a lead off hitter, but what do you sacrifice to get that lead off hitter. I don't think Pierre is the answer. Bonifacio would be my ideal choice. I still think the best move would be to move Phillips to lead off when Votto comes back, and stick with what you got instead of trading away some valuable prospects.

Your point?

 

I don't want to speak for him, but I think the point is that you made a big deal out of the distance the ball traveled when in reality a fence scraper counts the same. It does help explain your infactuation with Juan Francisco and Willy Mo Pena.

I'm talking about the Reds pitching. My goodness.

 

What does the Red's pitching have to do with the fact the Reds leadoff hitters have a bad on base percentage during the win streak?

Oh I realize the Reds need a lead off hitter, but what do you sacrifice to get that lead off hitter. I don't think Pierre is the answer. Bonifacio would be my ideal choice. I still think the best move would be to move Phillips to lead off when Votto comes back, and stick with what you got instead of trading away some valuable prospects.

 

I'm glad you nor I are making the decision but I have no problem dealing a prospect or two if it makes this years team better.

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