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Track The Reds (Week 3)

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Chicago Cubs

 

1909-1920

1005-796

8 winning seasons, 2 world series appearances

 

1921-1930

822-713

8 winning seasons, 1 world series appearance

 

1931-1940

874-661

9 winning seasons, 3 world series appearances

 

1941-1950

725-812

2 winning seasons, 1 world series appearance

 

1951-1960

668-871

0 winning seasons

 

1961-1970

759-852

5 winning seasons

 

1971-1980

765-847

2 winning seasons

 

1981-1990

748-808

2 winning seasons

 

1991-2000

727-825

3 winning seasons

 

2001-2007

562-572

4 winning seasons

 

That makes them

7655-7757 since 1909, 0 World Series titles, 8 National League titles, 4 Division Titles and 1 Wild Card.

 

Cincinnati Reds

 

1909-1920

876-926

5 winning seasons, 1 World Series title

 

1921-1930

775-759

6 winning seasons

 

1931-1940

705-824

3 winning seasons, 1 World Series title, 2 World Series appearances

 

1941-1950

733-803

3 winning seasons

 

1951-1960

742-798

2 winning seasons

 

1961-1970

895-715

9 winning seasons, 2 World Series appearances

 

1971-1980

940-670

9 winning seasons, 2 World Series titles, 3 World Series appearances

 

1981-1990

783-781

6 winning seasons, 1 World Series title

 

1991-2000

803-752

5 winning seasons

 

2001-2007

514-620

0 winning seasons

 

That makes them

7766-7648 since 1909, 5 World Series titles, 9 National League titles, 8 Division Titles.

 

Further proof that I have too much time on my hands and REALLY need a significant other. :scared:

 

:lol:

 

***GT asked if anyone wanted to list the 99 failed Cubs seasons, HENCE my waste of time. : )

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Hard to say it, but the Reds really need to win today. Getting swept in two straight series within the division is pretty devasting.

Hard to say it, but the Reds really need to win today. Getting swept in two straight series within the division is pretty devasting.

 

devasting is bad:lol:

CTR chimes in.....

 

I'm not a panic guy, but this early, there are still some things you can do, if not to help the club win as much to make things cosmetically better.

 

* It's only three starts, but it's two terrible starts and one OK one. Josh Fogg, thanks, but you're back to the bullpen. What I do differently than maybe some others, although Matt Belisle has thrown well in the minors, I do activate him, but he is a long reliever, paired with Jeremy Affeldt until Affeldt is ready to go 6 innings. We've seen Belisle and I think he has talent, but I'd rather have the lefty Affeldt in there.

 

* Todd Coffey, you know the way to Louisville. Work on things. It's not your arm, it's your head. While you've got the door open, take Jared Burton with you. Both of you have the stuff, but get the other things ready to be big league late-inning pitchers. Burton skipped some minor league lessons as a Rule V pick last season, he could use them.

 

* To fill the spot of Affeldt in the bullpen, bring up Bill Bray. Bray's got nothing left to prove in the minors. He's one of the best pitchers in the organization and is ready to help the big club.

 

http://www.thelotd.com/ctrent

 

 

 

I agree with the Coffey part. Ne needs to go. I also take Fogg out of the rotation, but I fill that spot with Bailey. I have no idea why he's being so hard on Burton. Burton pitched great last year, and has looked real good this year. He has one bad outing, and CTR is getting on him? I don't get that. I release Castro, and call up Hairston Jr, and Jolbert Cabrera. I also trade Hatteberg for whatever I can get out of him. Votto is going to hit, and we don't need to LH 1st basemen.

If Reds don't beat Lilly, it might be a long time before they defeat a lefty.

Reds go 3 up 3 down in the first. Lilly first pitch to Griffey was 82 mph, Reds got to beat this guy or least score some runs.

Of course Keppy would get a hit. High socks......

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Voltron is a little wild so far...

Cubs have bases loaded and 2 outs w/ Lilly up.

Walked the pitcher w/ bases loaded, Cubs up 1-0.

And Volquez walks him. :irked:

Meanwhile in St. Louis, Kyle Loshe has shutout the Brewers on 3 hits thru 6 innings, lowering his ERA to 0.77. Loshe has also knocked in 2 runs as the Cards lead the Brewers 3-0.

Got screw bigtime on that walk to lilly. I'm not sure what the ump is looking at.

Got screw bigtime on that walk to lilly. I'm not sure what the ump is looking at.

 

I am not watching the game, but why in the world would he throw anything other than a fastball or changeup down the middle to Lilly with the bases loaded? Why would he even give a chance of a walk being called?

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