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Ross has thrown out both would be base stealers (albeit one of them was D-Lee), but hasn't been close to making solid contact.

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Ross has thrown out both would be base stealers (albeit one of them was D-Lee), but hasn't been close to making solid contact.

He looked clueless at the plate, I agree. But looked solid defensively. Time to let another backstop play today IMO. Hard to say that after 2 games with a day of rest in between, that a guy needs to sit, but I hope Valentin gets his plate appearances this afternoon. And since you were in attendance, did Arroyo look as good live as he did on the tube? He's a wiffle ball pitcher. Back in the day, you could take those wiffle balls and make them do what he makes the real thing do. But Brantley said it best when he said that Arroyo sometimes needs to just make certain guys put it in play. Sort of like with Izturis last night. Got behind with the wiffle ball stuff and should have fed him a dose of "hit me" stuff.

 

Won't be any warmer this afternoon, hope someone warms the bats up.

Froze last night -- for the record.

 

Josh Hamilton is scheduled to start in CF today (12:35) and I'd guess Moeller (or Valentin) will be behind the dish. Ross needs a day -- he has looked absolutely lost at the plate in the first two games.

The Cowboy is saying that the Reds should have never gotten rid of the Cowboy and the Cowboy would not have looked so helpless during the Cowboy's atbats.:D;) :lol:

 

 

 

 

Has anyone noticed that Brantley's accent is not nearly as noticeable on the television broadcast than it is on the radio broadcast?

 

Anyone going today? I have tickets in section 522 row E. Stop by, say hi and bring a thermos of hot chocolate. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And since you were in attendance, did Arroyo look as good live as he did on the tube? He's a wiffle ball pitcher.

 

I have a pretty good angle to judge pitch movement, and yes, his ball was dancing. The first pitch to Derrek Lee in his first at-bat started out behind his hip and ended up being a called strike. The pitch he struck Soriano out on in the first started in the middle of the place and would have had a left-handed swinger dancing out of the way. Filthy.

 

Lilly's ball didn't have the same movement, but had the huge velocity difference. His 1 was hitting 88-90 and his breaking stuff was in the 66-72 range. That is hard to stay on. He'll still end up with an era north of 4.50, but until everyone gets a book on him, he'll be solid. Dunn broke a bat on his first three AB's -- and one of them hit off the wall. They were just never able to square Lilly up -- if Ted faces these guys in the July series at GABP he'll give up 5 earned in 5 innings. Guarantee.

Mickey Morandini--"The Dandy Little Glove Man":lol: I haven't heard his name in a few years!

 

Yeah, I was a HUGE fan of Morandini during his years in Philly and I felt for A LOT of people on that team that missed out on the ring, but especially him.

 

That whole team was just dirty and a lot of fun to watch. Darn Mitch Williams for throwing that game away.

 

ANYHOO, will be great to see Hamilton get his first start today. Gametime just a few minutes and it's snowing in Maysville. lol

Narron just said that Hamilton is sick and will not start today, might be available for pinch hitting later.

Lohse has not had a 3 up, 3 down inning yet. Allowed baserunners, BUT just given up the 1 run. Cubs unable to drive in a couple runners in scoring position with 2 outs.

 

Lohse has thrown nothing but strikes though, so at least he hasn't allowed any free passes or thrown it all over the plate.

So Double E gets a clutch 2 out hit and ties the game up.

 

Too bad the Cubs can't get any of those, ALTHOUGH they did get one last night, so maybe I just need to be happy with one clutch hit a series.

Lohse has the game tied up and he comes out the next inning, walks the leadoff man and he scores. Course Griffey helped out with that error.

 

Dunn has a chance to even things up in the bottom of the inning and strikes out. He can't come through all the time, but he does enjoy striking out.

The Cubs showing that quality base running they are known for.

 

As much as the Reds have struggled, they are one hit away from tying this thing up.

 

Lohse pitches pretty darn well and could get tagged with the loss.

So the Reds get another big time clutch 2 out hit and tie the game up.

 

I guess its only fair that neither Lohse or Marquis get a decision.

Once again Cubs cannot get a clutch 2 out hit, oh well. Get the hey out of Cincinnati and start anew tomorrow.

Reds win 5-2. Hatteberg with a two run homer in the 8th inning to put the game on ice. Weathers with the save.

I am impressed with the starting pitching so far

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