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Reds and RISP

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I knew that the Reds were struggling in this area. I just didn't know how poorly as compared to other teams.

 

They are hitting .213 with RISP.

 

Dead last in MLB.

 

For comparison, SFG leads MLB with a .293 average.

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The good news is that they are getting plenty of chances. They are 9th in ABs with RISP.

And they play half of their games in stadium the size of most back yards.

I knew that the Reds were struggling in this area. I just didn't know how poorly as compared to other teams.

 

They are hitting .213 with RISP.

 

Dead last in MLB.

 

For comparison, SFG leads MLB with a .293 average.

 

Wasn't it pointed out in one of the telecasts over the weekend that they batted an MLB best against one team (.313, Pirates), figure the RISP would also be high against the Buccos. Hard to believe that .213 average just because of the success against Pittsburgh. Things must be really,really bad against others

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Naturally, they start off 2 for 3 tonight.

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Naturally' date=' they start off 2 for 3 tonight.[/quote']

 

Make that 3 for 4 in the first inning.

:Why do the Reds just keep throwing Carpenter and Wong right down the middle??

:Why do the Reds just keep throwing Carpenter and Wong right down the middle??

 

Wong struck out...???

Make that 3 for 4 in the first inning.

 

Yeah, but Frazier should count as 0-2 since he GIDP. :jump:

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