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Twins @ Reds (6/29 - 7/1)

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Anybody else notice that he is now sliding feet first -- and does not look comfortable doing so? He seems to slide VERY late and comes into the bag at warp speed. Helped him kick the ball out of the 3B glove last night, but could easily lead to a turned ankle OR bouncing off / over the bag. Of course, sliding head first leads to a lot of injury exposure as well. Hmmmm.

 

Hamilton does tend to slide very late.

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What a comedy of errors in the 2nd.

 

Didn't seem mentally prepared to play after the delay.

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Highlight of my night was watching the Women's Soccer Game on the jumbotron. I'm sure a lot of people didn't really care, but were still excited for USA's goals.

Phillips 2B

Votto 1B

Frazier 3B

Bruce RF

Pena C

Byrd LF

Suarez SS

Cueto P

Hamilton CF

Who would've thought Reds catchers this season would be putting out this stat line with Mesoraco sidelined...

 

.302 avg. 3 HR, 18 RBI, 26 BB, .364 OBP

Who would've thought Reds catchers this season would be putting out this stat line with Mesoraco sidelined...

 

.302 avg. 3 HR, 18 RBI, 26 BB, .364 OBP

 

Sounds like they are the ones that should be hitting leadoff.

Sounds like they are the ones that should be hitting leadoff.

 

I have wondered if Price would ever consider leading off with Pena. Doubt he ever would.

I have wondered if Price would ever consider leading off with Pena. Doubt he ever would.

 

It would be a good move, who cares if he can run or not. His .369 OBP would be almost a 100 point improvement over the .272 OBP that their leadoff hitters have put up.

I have wondered if Price would ever consider leading off with Pena. Doubt he ever would.

 

Or maybe bat him second and keep Hamilton at leadoff?

Or maybe bat him second and keep Hamilton at leadoff?

 

Hamilton's .271 OBP is just ridiculously bad for a position player, let alone a leadoff hitter. He needs to continue to hit 8th or 9th until he can figure out how to be more than a sideshow exhibit.

Hamilton's .271 OBP is just ridiculously bad for a position player' date=' let alone a leadoff hitter. He needs to continue to hit 8th or 9th until he can figure out how to be more than a sideshow exhibit.[/quote']

 

I can tolerate Hamilton hitting 9th. I don't have much patience for him leading off.

Loved this gem, cost the Reds nothing but....

 

Bottom of the seventh, Reds up 2-1 with Cueto on second and Votto on first and none out. Phillips bunts. Brilliant. Either Phillips or Price should have been called on the carpet for that move.

 

Cueto was thrown out at third, the Reds went on to score 0 runs in the inning. Let's run down how many ways this was a moronic idea.

 

1. Cueto is fat and slow to begin with and had pitched seven innings.

2. Cueto runs the bases how often?

3. Cueto practices sliding how often? Has slid in game conditions how many times, ever?

4. Suppose Cueto decides to slide (it was a bang-bang play and had he slid he may have been safe.) And, breaks his ankle, tears up his knee, or something in the process because of reasons 1,2, and 3. Where are we now Reds fans?

 

I'm sure Dusty called in the play from Cali. I blame him...

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