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Reds vs Giants NLDS 10/6 thru 10/11

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Cozart gets on and Votto redeems himself. He's too good not to do something big. I know he is struggling right now but I still have faith.

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I just saw the replay and Hanigan has to swing at that pitch with the runners going. It was a great pitch running back over the plate. It looked like a strike to me.

Cozart gets on and Votto redeems himself. He's too good not to do something big. I know he is struggling right now but I still have faith.

 

Cozart sucks.

Bottom line is the Reds haven't destroyed the baseball all year. What do you do when a team struggles offensively? You move runners and hit the other way. Down 3 isn't time to play for one.

 

All the more reason to manufacture one when you can.

I just saw the replay and Hanigan has to swing at that pitch with the runners going. It was a great pitch running back over the plate. It looked like a strike to me.

 

I agree he has to swing, but it was a ball.

Is this YOUR first Reds game?

 

He's going to strike out anyway, a safety squeeze is a good play w/ Cain playing the right side of the infield on the bunt.

This team has had a jillion opportunities, now your stud is at the plate with a chance to tie it.

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