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Giants at Reds (NLDS Game 5) 10/11/12

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171 days and counting. Gonna be a long off season. Probably the most disappointing loss ever for me as a fan.

And to think we, at least I, thought they could overcome Cueto's injury. Really changed a lot.

171 days and counting. Gonna be a long off season. Probably the most disappointing loss ever for me as a fan.

 

Easily.

Sit and spin...

 

Funny a girl I went to high school with used to say that line all the time, she's been in the news a bit lately..... :lol:

171 days and counting. Gonna be a long off season. Probably the most disappointing loss ever for me as a fan.

 

UK has one or two mor disappointing ones for me but that's about it, this one either goes 2nd or 3rd. This just really sucked. Everything that could go wrong seemingly did.

 

Funny a girl I went to high school with used to say that line all the time, she's been in the news a bit lately..... :lol:

 

Wasn't my first choice. Word filter and whatnot...

It does hurt, no question. In the end the injury to Cueto and a less than healthy Votto were killers. Like I said in the game thread last night would have been Homer vs. Zito and a big big advantage for the Reds. All in all it was a great season for a Reds fan and although I'm really disappointed I'm excited about the future of the organization. A rotation that will feature Latos, Cueto, Bailey, and Corcino is something to be excited about.

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Tom Groeschen ‏@TomGroeschen Latos: 'I let down the whole team, the front office, the fans, everybody. This game is 100 percent on me. I screwed it up.' #reds

 

 

 

 

Big respect for Mat Latos. Love the guy.

Tom Groeschen ‏@TomGroeschen Latos: 'I let down the whole team, the front office, the fans, everybody. This game is 100 percent on me. I screwed it up.' #reds

 

 

 

 

 

Big respect for Mat Latos. Love the guy.

I knew he would take it hard. He's that kinda guy. I feel bad for him. He was lights out last 2-3 months.

Everyone has there opinion of Dusty, but I'll give him this, he's handling the post game presser with a ton of class.

 

And you can tell this one broke his heart.

 

He drives me crazy with the lineup juggling but he seems like a great guy and the players like him.

Tom Groeschen ‏@TomGroeschen Latos: 'I let down the whole team, the front office, the fans, everybody. This game is 100 percent on me. I screwed it up.' #reds

 

 

 

 

Big respect for Mat Latos. Love the guy.

 

I loved the trade in December and I love it today. I actually feel bad for these guys.

Bad day to have a bad day but Latos' future is bright.

 

Needs to get tougher mentally. (see Bailey, Homer).

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The Game 4 crowd was pretty muted. But the fans for Game 5 were all in and enthusiastic. Even when the Reds went down 6-0, the atmosphere was more energetic than it had been. And the fans stayed into it through rallies over the last four innings. Joey Votto could be seen applauding the fans from second base as Jay Bruce stood in for an epic 12-pitch at-bat in the ninth. “The crowd was fantastic,” Votto said. “I was very, very impressed with how supportive they were. I’m really proud of being a Cincinnati Red. I’m very proud we have an excellent, supportive fan base. We just need to give them some wins, play deep in the playoffs and win a World Series here. And the support will increase ten-fold, I’m sure.”

 

*Bruce on his at-bat in the 9th:

“Sergio has a lot of sink on his ball, so I was just making sure to get something out over the plate, and I did,” Bruce said. “He gave me some pitches I could handle. To be honest with you, the at-bat shouldn’t have lasted that long, in my opinion. He made his pitches, he didn’t give in. It was a long at-bat, but I wouldn’t really call it a ‘good’ one, in my opinion. Good ones end differently.”

 

 

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