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What Reds have you a little worried after 10 games?

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Way too early to tell anything. Wait until the end of April then we can really get a true feel for who's struggling.

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Ross for sure. Weathers is off to a good start but you never know with him, The entire bullpen really.

I'd be concerned with Arroyo, Ross, and Edwin if I were a Reds fan.

 

 

 

11 games into the season? I understand you're a Cubs fan, and that probably makes you an eternal pessimist but, Why?

The daily rhythms of the game have a way of working out early hot streaks and slumps, and that should tell you it's way too early to be worrying too much. If the aforementioned are still having trouble after game 30, then I'll start worrying.

Ross for sure. Weathers is off to a good start but you never know with him, The entire bullpen really.

:thumb: I agree.

11 games into the season? I understand you're a Cubs fan, and that probably makes you an eternal pessimist but, Why?

 

Ross leads the league in air hit while swinging. Edwin isn't swinging at good pitches and has to ward off a sophomore slump. Arroyo has a 8.28 ERA since last July.

Ross leads the league in air hit while swinging. Edwin isn't swinging at good pitches and has to ward off a sophomore slump. Arroyo has a 8.28 ERA since last July.

 

 

 

It's only 12 games into the season. I have to question your Arroyo stat. Arroyo struggled midseason last year, but finished pretty strong, and has pitched pretty well so far this season.

Arroyo has a 8.28 ERA since last July.

 

 

 

I went back and checked his numbers since last July. He has made 21 starts, pitching 142.64 innings, giving up 62 earned runs. That's an ERA of 3.91 You weren't even close Scribe. Where in the world did you get your numbers?

Must have been listening to a Cubs broadcast... :lol:

I went back and checked his numbers since last July. He has made 21 starts, pitching 142.64 innings, giving up 62 earned runs. That's an ERA of 3.91 You weren't even close Scribe. Where in the world did you get your numbers?
Same people who did the estimates for the million man march?

 

Miscalculation on my part. Your ERA numbers are right and I retract my statement about Arroyo. The 5-9 record is right though.

Must have been listening to a Cubs broadcast... :lol:
It's actually better on the ears than to listen to Brantley stumble through the middle three innings. :D

You couldn't ask for more out of the starting pitching at this point. Lohse has been very good as well as Belisle. It's good to see the starters aren't wearing out the BP just yet. Hopefully Bray and PeeWee get back soon.

Willie Greene. That is the #12 playing 3B, right? Sure plays like him.

Ouch...

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