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Track the Reds: 2nd Half

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Dunn told Aaron Boone on Thursday that he expects to be traded.

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Our pitcher that was in that next inning hit the next guy.

Our pitcher that was in that next inning hit the next guy.

 

Oops. I missed that.

 

My belief still stands though that they would be much better if they would occasionally dust batters. When did you ever see Milton throw inside? He could give up 5 dingers and still pitch middle-out.

It always been that why I don't know why. My guess is we have a lot of young guys and guys that aren't very confident in their stuff and they don't feel they can throw inside successfully. Harang pitches inside but thats because he has good stuff and can locate it. Thats JMO I don't see any other logical reason for it.

I've been harping on this for the last couple of years but now its to the point of being sad. The Reds NEVER throw inside in order to get batters off the plate. That's a problem with either the coach or the intenstinal fortitude of the individual on the hill.

 

Now, though, the situation SCREAMS for a beanball. Freel takes Benitez deep . Benitez, the following game, nails Freel on the wrist sending an obvious message.

 

Reds are getting their tail kicked last night in the 8th and no one thinks to back up Freel?

 

Very, very disappointing.

 

I can't even recall the last Reds' pitcher to throw inside. :confused: It all has to come down to coaching.

Freel cf

Keppinger 3b

Griffey rf

Phillips 2b

Dunn lf

Conine 1b

Lopez ss

Ross c

Arroyo p

I've been harping on this for the last couple of years but now its to the point of being sad. The Reds NEVER throw inside in order to get batters off the plate. That's a problem with either the coach or the intenstinal fortitude of the individual on the hill.

 

 

 

Very, very disappointing.

:thumb: :thumb: I 100% agree with you on this.

I can't even recall the last Reds' pitcher to throw inside. :confused: It all has to come down to coaching.
I disagree. Dick Pole has always been one to instruct pitchers to throw in to set the batter up. I think the mental pschye of the Reds pitchers borders that of a sixth grade girls' hopscotch team. Other than Harang, there is no one who can pitch out of a jam, pitch from behind, pitch inside, etc. Blaming Dick Pole for their mental shortcomings is like blaming the clerk at the convenience store for gas being over $3 a gallon.
I don't follow. You like him or not?

 

I was just being A TAD sarcastic. That's all. :thumb:

I was just being A TAD sarcastic. That's all. :thumb:

 

Good. I do not now have to question your ability to recognize talent. Whew!;)

Dunn told Aaron Boone on Thursday that he expects to be traded.

 

I like Dunn a lot, but I think it is in the best interest to trade him. I just dont think there is a player worth trading for. If they end up trading him or another role player they must get good middle relief pitching.

Kepp leas us off with a 2 - Run HR and thats still the score in the 3rd. I didn't even realize it was on because I was watching golf.

Kepp leas us off with a 2 - Run HR and thats still the score in the 3rd. I didn't even realize it was on because I was watching golf.

 

I was thinking about posting the score when all the drama was going on 18. Figured we would all end up catching the score eventually.

Cinco-dos gringos

 

Mike Stanton's nickname should be "The arsonist."

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