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Track the Reds (Second Half)

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This game is looking awfully similar to that Kansas City game. Milton simply can't handle pitching with a big lead. :madman:

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Solid fielding of his position. Let's break out some more bats.

You are assuming Ross catches that ball, which we didn't know while the play was happening.

 

 

You're assuming the runner doesn't trip over a pebble on the base paths, fall flat on his face, break his nose, and get blood stains on his pretty uniform. :eek: :rolleyes:

This game is looking awfully similar to that Kansas City game. Milton simply can't handle pitching with a big lead. :madman:

I dont think its the lead thats the problem.

Dunn strikes out, as usual.

Aurilia with a ground out to third.

Phillips never seems to get a hit nowadays.

Phillips never seems to get a hit nowadays.

 

 

He just had a hit and RBI in the 1st inning.

He just had a hit and RBI in the 1st inning.

 

Perception is only half of the equation...

Phillips never seems to get a hit nowadays.

8 hits in his last 25 ABs...

7 hits in his last 23 ABs...

 

You're right. I was wack.

1-2-3, my boy Milton is back on track.

Hatte is 16 of 62 in August hitting .258, coming back down to reality a little bit.

Milton goes down swinging....:rolleyes:

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