February 21, 200818 yr ^ Be sure to let Bob and Wayne know! That may have been what's holding up the deal!:lol: Why don't you go ahead and do it for me.
February 21, 200818 yr Fogg is 60-60 with most of his time in Pittsburgh. Bailey will probably make the rotation but the other young ones will probably be in Louisville. Affeldt is the ??? One million is a bargain, I think I read where he made over 3 million last year.
February 21, 200818 yr Hard to see a guy with a career ERA near 5 fairing all that well at GABP, but who knows. I would think pitching at Coors field is worse than Gabp.
February 21, 200818 yr I would think pitching at Coors field is worse than Gabp. Maybe a few years ago...
February 21, 200818 yr Thanks. We should be seeing a new thread on why it was a dumb move. Hey, you're the one getting the blame, you ok'd it!
February 21, 200818 yr I would think pitching at Coors field is worse than Gabp. 2007 team stats Rockies: era; 4.32 Reds ; era; 4.94 Rockies Hrs ; 164 Reds Hrs ; 198
February 21, 200818 yr 2007 team stats Rockies: era; 4.32 Reds ; era; 4.94 Rockies Hrs ; 164 Reds Hrs ; 198 Would those Reds stats be a product of the field or terrible pitching (not Harang and Arroyo)
February 21, 200818 yr Would those Reds stats be a product of the field or terrible pitching (not Harang and Arroyo) Simply stated the pitching was better at Coors than GABP. Remember they alter the baseballs at Coors.
February 21, 200818 yr Fogg's numbers are fairly similar to Eric Milton's. Just can't see how this adds much meaning to their rotation.
February 21, 200818 yr Hey, you're the one getting the blame, you ok'd it! These shoulders can take it!!
February 21, 200818 yr It's official. Per email: REDS SIGN RIGHTHANDER JOSH FOGG Free Agent Starter Agrees To 1-Year Deal CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reds Executive Vice President and General Manager Wayne Krivsky today announced the signing of free agent RHP Josh Fogg to a 1-year contract through the 2008 season. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Fogg, 31, last season for the National League champion Colorado Rockies went 10-9 with a 4.94 ERA in 29 starts and 1 relief appearance. During the Rockies' post-season run he posted a 2-1 record in a relief appearance against the Philadelphia Phillies during the National League Division Series and starts against the Arizona Diamondbacks during the NL Championship Series and the Boston Red Sox during the World Series. In 2007, Fogg ranked among Rockies team leaders in wins (2nd), starts (2nd) and innings pitched (165.2, 3rd). Eight of his 10 victories were against playoff teams or teams that were in the playoff hunt going into the season's final week. In his last 7 starts of the regular season he went 3-0 with a 3.82 ERA. A 7-year Major League veteran, Fogg has posted a 60-60 career record with a 4.90 ERA in 197 appearances, including 179 starts, for the Chicago White Sox, Pittsburgh Pirates and Rockies. To make room on the 40-man roster, LHP Bobby Livingston (left shoulder surgery, 9/6/07) went on the 60-day disabled list.
February 21, 200818 yr Agree! Would have cost them a few million more, but he'd have been worth it. Hard to see a guy with a career ERA near 5 fairing all that well at GABP, but who knows. Like Blanton's 5.11 on the Road would have!
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