September 5, 201313 yr First of all what in the hell was he doing trying to bunt? Second, what in the hell was Choo doing? Is he blind? My lord.
September 5, 201313 yr You sacrifice Meso, a guy who has a chance to hit one in the gap and score a run, to get Bananahan to the plate, who has a 1 in 8 chance to drive that run in. BP also has a chance to drive that run in with a gapper, difference is that you have Votto waiting on deck. I see no difference. The situation is the same. Even Hanahan can drop a single in there every now and then. And wasn't Choo on deck after Hanahan? There were no outs. You get two guys a chance to hit a single and win the game ... except Hanahan hit into the DP.
September 5, 201313 yr I see no difference. The situation is the same. Even Hanahan can drop a single in there every now and then. And wasn't Choo on deck after Hanahan? There were no outs. You get two guys a chance to hit a single and win the game ... except Hanahan hit into the DP. VOR, Meso never bunts. Dusty has to know that. He can't bunt. I know you think he should be able to, and I don't disagree with you, but fact is, he's not a bunter.
September 5, 201313 yr The Reds #5 hitter just tried to bunt with 2 outs in the bottom of the 15th with a runner on 3rd. Let that sink in everyone. :lol2:
September 5, 201313 yr VOR, Meso never bunts. Dusty has to know that. He can't bunt. I know you think he should be able to, and I don't disagree with you, but fact is, he's not a bunter. Every hitter on a big league team practices bunting and is expected to do it if called on.
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