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Track the Reds: 2nd Half

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You nap more than most senior citizens.

 

What can I say, I REALLY enjoy sleeping. :lol:

 

Reds get the sweep and are in great position to have a winning record on this VERY tough road trip.

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Buster Olney, ESPN

 

Heard an interesting rumor -- and that's may be all it is, a rumor -- that makes sense, to a certain degree: The Braves are interested in Cincinnati right-hander Bronson Arroyo. But I cannot imagine the Reds making that deal without getting Jarrod Saltalamacchia in return; so far, Cincinnati GM Wayne Krivsky has been asking for big-time return in his trade proposals. Arroyo had one of his best games of the season, by the way, and it may be that Saltalamacchia is about to become an everyday player.

Buster Olney, ESPN

 

Heard an interesting rumor -- and that's may be all it is, a rumor -- that makes sense, to a certain degree: The Braves are interested in Cincinnati right-hander Bronson Arroyo. But I cannot imagine the Reds making that deal without getting Jarrod Saltalamacchia in return; so far, Cincinnati GM Wayne Krivsky has been asking for big-time return in his trade proposals. Arroyo had one of his best games of the season, by the way, and it may be that Saltalamacchia is about to become an everyday player.

 

I will say this, if they do trade Salty they can get a far more valuable player than Arroyo. If they package Arroyo with someone else then maybe..

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Win 2/3 in Fla and come home 6-4 on this road trip? Is is true? We might as well enjoy it while its happening:dancingpa

I haven't been home much for the games lately, but I've watched a few at friends' homes and at restaurants, but I had to follow this on on CTR's blog at work and it really seemed like one you had to watch on tv. Kind of bummed.

Buster Olney, ESPN

 

Heard an interesting rumor -- and that's may be all it is, a rumor -- that makes sense, to a certain degree: The Braves are interested in Cincinnati right-hander Bronson Arroyo. But I cannot imagine the Reds making that deal without getting Jarrod Saltalamacchia in return; so far, Cincinnati GM Wayne Krivsky has been asking for big-time return in his trade proposals. Arroyo had one of his best games of the season, by the way, and it may be that Saltalamacchia is about to become an everyday player.

 

Buster Olney, ESPN

 

I've been talking out my butt talking out my butttalking out my butt with the Reds, involving talking out my butt talking out my butt talking out my butt. It could happen as soon as talking out my butt talking out my butt talking out my butt. We'll have to see if talking out my butt talking out my butt talking out my butt happens or not. Stay talking out my butt talking out my butt tuned.

So from everything we have heard since all the trade rumors started, that the Reds are asking for a lot, if not TOO much in regards to trading away some of their better players.

 

Now with some of the talent on this team, there is no way you can get enough back to match what you are giving away, BUT I wonder if everything that happened last year is impacting ANYTHING that happens this year. Looks like the front office is going to make sure they do NOT get raked over the coals again with any trade made this year.

I just got done reading the updates to todays game by you all, and I must say wow HSSB you probably need to be the manager of the Reds or something since you seem like you know all the moves a manager should make in situations...:p:D

I just got done reading the updates to todays game by you all, and I must say wow HSSB you probably need to be the manager of the Reds or something since you seem like you know all the moves a manager should make in situations...:p:D
He's read my book.....:sssh:

 

:lol:

He's read my book.....:sssh:

 

:lol:

:thumb: :lol: :lol:

I want Tony Gwynn Sr. I don't care if he is 250+,

 

I'm betting on the +.

Boo. You absolutely don't believe that, McCann is scuffling and Johnson is punch-and-Judy. Come on LRCW...

 

Petey Mack took out Dunn WAY too early and was lucky to escape (IMHO) with poor bully choices in the 15th.

 

 

I do agree that Petey Mack took Dunn out way too early, but I have no problem with him leaving Gosling in to pitch the 15th. Rt. handers usually hit rt. handed pitching a lot better than most lefties hit lt. handed pitching. I think it would have been pretty much a wash whether Jones and Francouer faced Burton or Gosling. Gosling on the other hand would have fared much better against the Braves lefties than Burton would have. Add to the fact that Burton has a propensity for wildness, and I think leaving Gosling in was the best move.

Here is an article on SportingNews.com that lists the 10 best players possibly on the move by July 31. While the Brewer trade is being discussed (per a member of the ownership group), I still ultimately think (as I've said on here 1,387 times) Dunn isn't getting traded. This baseball writer seems to agree.

 

Regardless, this is a good read:

 

http://fantasy.sportingnews.com/baseball/experts/brendan-roberts/20070718.html

I'm betting on the +.

 

Without a doubt. I watched him on a baseball special in Omaha and he still has the smoothest swing in the game. He'd make softball guy look really bad...

Going into today Dunn has "Created" 94 runs (RBI + Runs - HR) and Griffey has created 93. That is a nice little combo through 94 games.

 

"Runs created" has many variations. Yours is the most common. However, many geeks have developed formulas that measure "runs created" and here is the one http://www.hardballtimes.com uses:

 

Runs Created. Invented by Bill James, RC is a very good measure of the number of runs a batter truly contributed to his team’s offense. The basic formula for RC is OBP*TB, but it has evolved into over fourteen different versions. We use the most complicated version, which includes the impact of hitting well with runners in scoring position, and is adjusted for ballpark impact.

 

Their's is more of a true measure of offensive contributions - keeping innings going by getting on base, for example combined with power numbers.

 

Griffey has 64. Dunn has 58. RP has 54.

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