April 13, 200719 yr While Alex is out... C Moeller (why not give it a shot) 1B Hatte/Conine 2B Freel SS BP 3B E-5 LF Dunn CF Hobbs RF Junior :thumb: Thats what I think also...
April 13, 200719 yr While Alex is out... C Moeller (why not give it a shot) 1B Hatte/Conine 2B Freel SS BP 3B E-5 LF Dunn CF Hobbs RF Junior Might as well...
April 13, 200719 yr While Alex is out... C Moeller (why not give it a shot) 1B Hatte/Conine 2B Freel SS BP 3B E-5 LF Dunn CF Hobbs RF Junior I wouldn't be opposed.
April 13, 200719 yr While Alex is out... C Moeller (why not give it a shot) 1B Hatte/Conine 2B Freel SS BP 3B E-5 LF Dunn CF Hobbs RF Junior Please e-mail that to Narron. I don't think he's smart enough to figure that lineup out. :sssh:
April 13, 200719 yr While Alex is out... C Moeller (why not give it a shot) 1B Hatte/Conine 2B Freel SS BP 3B E-5 LF Dunn CF Hobbs RF Junior Thats a nice idea but I don't see it happening.
April 13, 200719 yr I'm assuming you all are refering to Hamilton when you say Hobbs.....What's the story behind that one?
April 13, 200719 yr I'm assuming you all are refering to Hamilton when you say Hobbs.....What's the story behind that one? He was away from the game for a good period of time, but when he came back he still hit like Roy Hobbs in The Natural.
April 13, 200719 yr I'm assuming you all are refering to Hamilton when you say Hobbs.....What's the story behind that one? Wow, people missed the Josh Hamilton = Roy Hobbs analogy. You must not live in the Cincy Metro Market because it is getting beaten to death.
April 13, 200719 yr He was away from the game for a good period of time, but when he came back he still hit like Roy Hobbs in The Natural. Duh...Now I get it. Great Movie btw....
April 13, 200719 yr Author Manager Jerry Narron's benching of third baseman Edwin Encarnacion in Wednesday's win over Arizona was a sharp reminder of just who is in charge in the Reds' dugout. When Encarnacion didn't run to first base on a first-inning popout to second base, Narron didn't immediately notice. Action was delayed until he watched a video replay in clubhouse, but once he saw the transgression, the manager did not hesitate to demonstrate leadership. "I don't care if we lose every game," Narron said, before adding that Encarnacion would likely start at Chicago on Friday. "They're going to hustle doing it." Intangibles, such as team leadership, are considered massively important but are often difficult to quantify in the bottom line of wins and losses. But leading is also not a task that exclusively belongs to the manager. Amongst themselves, players have to demonstrate leadership, too. "That's huge in winning a ballgame," center fielder Ryan Freel said. "I think for the most part, everybody gets along here. That's because these guys have been around a while." http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20070412&content_id=1895137&vkey=news_cin&fext=.jsp&c_id=cin
April 13, 200719 yr Author Manager Jerry Narron's benching of third baseman Edwin Encarnacion in Wednesday's win over Arizona was a sharp reminder of just who is in charge in the Reds' dugout. When Encarnacion didn't run to first base on a first-inning popout to second base, Narron didn't immediately notice. Action was delayed until he watched a video replay in clubhouse, but once he saw the transgression, the manager did not hesitate to demonstrate leadership. "I don't care if we lose every game," Narron said, before adding that Encarnacion would likely start at Chicago on Friday. "They're going to hustle doing it." Intangibles, such as team leadership, are considered massively important but are often difficult to quantify in the bottom line of wins and losses. But leading is also not a task that exclusively belongs to the manager. Amongst themselves, players have to demonstrate leadership, too. "That's huge in winning a ballgame," center fielder Ryan Freel said. "I think for the most part, everybody gets along here. That's because these guys have been around a while." http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20070412&content_id=1895137&vkey=news_cin&fext=.jsp&c_id=cin I wanted this one at the top of a page...
April 13, 200719 yr E-5 back at 3rd today and Hamilton is in CF with Freel on the bench and Castro is at SS. No TV for today. :irked:
April 13, 200719 yr Too bad double E couldn't be benched the rest of the series, but nice that Hamilton is still in the lineup.
April 13, 200719 yr Soriano 0HR 0 RBI's .200 Ba. Only the Cubs. :lol: Correction .196 with that strikeout.
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