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Reds @ Marlins July 31 - August 3

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Hamilton CF

Bruce RF

Frazier 1B

Mesoraco C

Ludwick LF

Schumaker 2B

Negron 3B

Cozart SS

Latos P

 

Price continues to run out a lineup that isn't one that should give the Reds a chance to optimize their offensive production.

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^What do you suggest he do differently?

 

 

There's not a whole lot he can do, but I would certainly suggest he play Pena at 1st, and Frazier at 3rd.

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One thing that will be very interesting to see is if the Marlins shift with Bruce up if Billy gets on base.

One thing that will be very interesting to see is if the Marlins shift with Bruce up if Billy gets on base.

 

Don't know why they woudln't if Billy is on 1st, but if he's on 2nd there's no way.

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Don't know why they woudln't if Billy is on 1st, but if he's on 2nd there's no way.

 

Well, if they're shifting, and he's on 1st, he could very easily go 1st to 3rd on a ground out.

Well, if they're shifting, and he's on 1st, he could very easily go 1st to 3rd on a ground out.

 

Doesn't the SS usually play a pretty normal position on the shift on Bruce, and the 3B plays on the other side of 2B? I could see it if the play is hit to the SS, but if it's hit to the right side I would think the SS would have no problem covering 3rd.

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Doesn't the SS usually play a pretty normal position on the shift on Bruce, and the 3B plays on the other side of 2B? I could see it if the play is hit to the SS, but if it's hit to the right side I would think the SS would have no problem covering 3rd.

 

Pretty sure the SS usually plays almost right up the middle, slightly to the 3rd base side of 2nd, and fairly deep. If Billy is running on the pitch, I don't see anyway he doesn't beat the SS to 3rd.

Pretty sure the SS usually plays almost right up the middle, slightly to the 3rd base side of 2nd, and fairly deep. If Billy is running on the pitch, I don't see anyway he doesn't beat the SS to 3rd.

 

If the SS plays right behind 2nd I agree with you.

First eight hitters goes down in order for the second straight night. It don't get no better.

Still 1-1 as Reds get help from another replay, Latos almost with big mental error. Top 6th.

Ducks on the pond. Bases loaded. 1 out.

Watching the Reds play is like watching a World Cup soccer game. The Reds' pitching is so good, they rarely give runs up. The Reds' hitting is so bad they rarely score. It gives each scoring situation extra importance.

Reds get bases juiced in 6th w/ Luddy up.

Walk, infield hit, walk. Bloop double, sac fly. A hitting tsunami.

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