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Votto is still playing LF in AAA. Interesting...

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Looking at the replays it seems obvious his glove was touching Freel as the ball arrived, regardless the decision to do a double steal was stupid.

 

You have your hottest hitter at the plate, likely is going to make contact and you run yourself out of the inning.

 

YES, I understand you want to put two guys in scoring position with a base hit, but no need to take a risk like that with your best hitter up at the plate.

:thumb: :thumb: Brilliant stategy! :rolleyes: JMO

Dunn's stats for this road trip. 4-24 0 HR 1 RBI's 13K's Not counting today.

And still has no idea how to play left field.

Heard Narron was ejected. About time. Did he throw a base?

1. Freel was out.

 

2. I now see why Narron doesn't go out to argue very often. Very weak performance. He threw his head side to side for about 10 seconds, got ejected, then turned around like a whipped puppy and headed back to the dugout.

 

He just doesn't have it in him.

1. Freel was out.

2. I now see why Narron doesn't go out to argue very often. Very weak performance. He threw his head side to side for about 10 seconds, got ejected, then turned around like a whipped puppy and headed back to the dugout.

He just doesn't have it in him.

 

Yeah, you really have to throw a base to drive your point home. Wobbling your head just doesn't cut it.

Yeah, you really have to throw a base to drive your point home. Wobbling your head just doesn't cut it.

 

He reminded me of the kid in high school who acted like he wasn't afraid to ask a girl out but when forced to do so peed down his leg because he was so far out of his league.

He reminded me of the kid in high school who acted like he wasn't afraid to ask a girl out but when forced to do so peed down his leg because he was so far out of his league.

 

:laugh:

How can you be mad about that?

Picked off after a nice sac bunt by Hopper gets him to 2nd. Typifies the Lack of concentration and discipline on this team.:madman:

The worst team in the NL is coming in town to play the 2nd worst team, is anyone excited about that?? Pitiful excuse for a major league franchise. Again, someone defend 17-27 ( 44 is when Tony was let go) and 2-7 on the last road trip. Please just lose this series to the nats and solidify your position as worst team in baseball. Let us fans know exactly what you are Reds, a farce that we should not be spending our time or hard earned money on. Mr. Castilini, please quit lying to us about putting a winner on the field, nothing is different than when "Uncle Carl" owned the team except we knew he didn't care about winning.

1. Freel was out.

 

2. I now see why Narron doesn't go out to argue very often. Very weak performance. He threw his head side to side for about 10 seconds, got ejected, then turned around like a whipped puppy and headed back to the dugout.

 

He just doesn't have it in him.

 

There was a dicussion about that on another Reds board. After the Padres game when the winning run was walked in, everyone on that board was upset that Narron didn't go out to argue, just walked into the clubhouse. Defend your pitcher, your team, go out and say SOMETHING, even if it was a ball. He just doesn't seem to care. Just add that to the list of problems this team has.

He reminded me of the kid in high school who acted like he wasn't afraid to ask a girl out but when forced to do so peed down his leg because he was so far out of his league.

You asked a girl out in high school????:D

Nice to see the best team in Ohio rebound after that sad display they put on yesterday.

 

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Narron's dry and bland outlook on the game carries over to his players.

 

Many mind boggling little things...

 

1) We hold the ball in the OF, allow a base--little league

2) Team can NOT for the life of them consistently bunt

3) Well, when we do bunt, we get JACKED up off of 2nd base

4) Griffey is hitting well this year, however when will he leg out or run hard on ground ball to right field? Will he get a double if hit off wall, JUNIOR leads MLB in most "long singles" category

5) Bullpen is terrible but now starting pitching is becoming BP for opposing teams.

6) Narron can't decide on a lineup

7) Narron can't argue

8) Narron has no fire in belly.

9) Reds free swing on counts they shouldn't be swinging.

 

Reds must get 3 out of 4 vs. Nats. A split is disappointment...lose the series and they lose the fans for the year. Of course a 4 game sweep would be a start, but no matter how bad Nats are...we just ain't much better.

 

Would like to see a good brawl...maybe what they need...Narron might run to club house though...

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6-2 on this home stand is a must...

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