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Track the Reds (Week 1)

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Double play off of the bunt....Get the led out pitcher.

 

That was all E-5, he got a horrid break and then stopped. Just another reason why he is one of the more frustrating players in baseball to watch.

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This team is really struggling to hit. Just like previous years, no "small" ball capabilities.

This team is really struggling to hit. Just like previous years, no "small" ball capabilities.

 

They scored there first run with "Small" ball.

Patterson leads the team with Bombs. Tied at 3.

The Reds flat out stole this game. Great win. :thumb:

 

A little execution in the bottom of the ninth is a nice thing to see.

I kinda liking Paterson so far. Besides the dinger, he scores in the 1st on a manufactured run. The Reds never did that!

Nice bunt to move scorers into scoring position. Nice execution.

Only saw the last two innings, how was Harang?

Only saw the last two innings, how was Harang?

 

Got hit hard, but avoided too much trouble. Didn't have his best stuff at all, but grinded it out and kept the Reds in it.

 

The biggest being in the sixth after the Phillies tied it at 2, they had the bases loaded and just one out. Harang got out of it. That was the turning point in the game.

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