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Track the Reds (Week 4)

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Corey-O-Meter now at .183 :cry:
He is really tearing things up.:irked:

 

Wow fewest 2 out RBIs in the entire league!

Didn't you get the memo? 2 out base hits by the Reds are strictly against company policy. Anyone caught doing so will be diciplined. Per: Wayne K. and Dusty Baker.

Penny is a pretty darn good pitcher.

I agree.

Tomorrow night the Dodgers wheel out Sandy Koufax.

And he will shut us out even in his condition right now.

The Dodgers will send out a lefty in Hong-Chih Kuo, so you aren't too far from the truth. :lol:

Yeah he is, don't compare hardly anyone today with Koufax.;)

I really, really wanted to be excited about this Reds team. For some reason, I cannot.

:thumb: I can name quite few reasons but I won't go there. I will stay here and by the Reds though along with everyone else on this thread....Reds fans, misery loves company :cry::D.

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They have to at least play him in center the rest of this year. When Griffey is gone, they move him to right next year. I figure they keep Dunn. Bruce may not be a leadoff hitter, but everyone else sucks, so might as well try him there. Maybe in the off season with Griffey gone and Bruce in right, the Reds can make that move for Lofton. It's obvious now, with him, they wouldn't be struggling like this. :lol:

Set the phenom back from day 1? No thanks. Seen it far too many times, and it almost never works.

 

At some point this season Bruce will come up, play a corner spot, and get a great chance to perform in his comfort zone. Let's wait to overreact on both sides until then...

Belise should have been gone a long time ago. I'd rather take my chances (poor chances) with Fogg. Homer needs to stay down until he's completely ready.

So they are just going to settle for whatever they get? No way Bob eats his contract too.

 

 

I've never liked like the philosophy of refusing to eat ink, even though eating it might be best for the ball club. Run Miltie out every fifth day just b/c you owe him 9 bills ...or keep C.P.23 Mendoza just b/c you made a 3.5 M mistake... Then again, it's not my greenbacks thats being forked over. IMO sometimes, for the betterment of your product, you just have to fess up that you committed an error and go forward.

Los Angeles is hoping that Hong-Chih Kuo (0-0, 0.79 ERA) can slow down the Reds in the finale of the brief series.

 

Kuo remains Los Angeles’ fifth starter in place of Esteban Loaiza despite a somewhat shaky outing in his first game in the role. In his second start of the season last Tuesday, Kuo lasted just four innings and threw 75 pitches in the Dodgers’ 11-2 win over Pittsburgh.

 

Kuo is making his first career appearance against the Reds. He will square off against Edinson Volquez (2-0, 1.17), who gave up one run in five innings of Thursday’s 9-2 win over the Chicago Cubs.

 

Volquez, who threw 112 pitches, has failed to go more than 5 1-3 innings in his three starts this season, but has allowed only two total runs.

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview?gid=280422117

Los Angeles is hoping that Hong-Chih Kuo (0-0, 0.79 ERA) can slow down the Reds in the finale of the brief series.

 

Kuo remains Los Angeles’ fifth starter in place of Esteban Loaiza despite a somewhat shaky outing in his first game in the role. In his second start of the season last Tuesday, Kuo lasted just four innings and threw 75 pitches in the Dodgers’ 11-2 win over Pittsburgh.

 

Kuo is making his first career appearance against the Reds. He will square off against Edinson Volquez (2-0, 1.17), who gave up one run in five innings of Thursday’s 9-2 win over the Chicago Cubs.

 

Volquez, who threw 112 pitches, has failed to go more than 5 1-3 innings in his three starts this season, but has allowed only two total runs.

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview?gid=280422117

 

 

 

 

 

Whoa, Redlegs, slow down! Save some for the stretch run!!!:lol::lol:

Whoa, Redlegs, slow down! Save some for the stretch run!!!:lol::lol:

 

When I first read your post, I was a tad confused. Then when I re-read the preview, I saw it and started laughing.

 

I didn't pick up on that AT ALL when I posted it. That is hilarious. :lol:

12% of the season gone. Still early. I believe they are better than last year, only because of the pitching. The on the field guys are basically the same. Lose 9-3 and everyone points at Belisle and Fogg. Fact of the matter is 3 runs does not win many games.

Here are the core players from the last couple of seasons. Either they are good enough or they are not. This should be the last chance for this group. If they don't get it done this season. Then (GT won't like this) blow it up. If they do click and start winning games, then Jr is the only one too go. And actually Jrs numbers are better than Dunns. All except one. age

 

BP

JR

Dunn

E-5

Ross/Valentin

Bruce is not a CF and lead off guy. Please stop fueling that fallacy.... :p

 

I have heard some have questioned Bruce's arm...many want him in right field, but you need a good arm to play right.

Tim Naehring and Krivsky got into it last year and is one of the reasons he is no longer with the club, and much of the dispute was over Bruce.

Bruce isn't a leadoff hitter, but there isn't any reason not to try him in CF when he's ready to be promoted, which looks more sooner than later given his early performance in Louisville.

I have heard some have questioned Bruce's arm...many want him in right field, but you need a good arm to play right.

Tim Naehring and Krivsky got into it last year and is one of the reasons he is no longer with the club, and much of the dispute was over Bruce.

I don't think Griffey would qualify then.You would prefer to have a strong arm in right I agree,but Jr. is not that strong and he gets by.

1. Jerry Hairston Jr. cf

2. Jeff Keppinger ss

3. Ken Griffey Jr. rf

4. Brandon Phillips 2b

5. Adam Dunn lf

6. Edwin Encarnacion 3b

7. Joey Votto 1b

8. Paul Bako c

9. Edinson Volquez p

1. Jerry Hairston Jr. cf

2. Jeff Keppinger ss

3. Ken Griffey Jr. rf

4. Brandon Phillips 2b

5. Adam Dunn lf

6. Edwin Encarnacion 3b

7. Joey Votto 1b

8. Paul Bako c

9. Edinson Volquez p

 

 

Looks pretty good. Now if they can just start hitting the darn ball.

1. Jerry Hairston Jr. cf

2. Jeff Keppinger ss

3. Ken Griffey Jr. rf

4. Brandon Phillips 2b

5. Adam Dunn lf

6. Edwin Encarnacion 3b

7. Joey Votto 1b

8. Paul Bako c

9. Edinson Volquez p

 

 

I wonder why Baker doesn't like Hopper. :confused:

I wonder why Baker doesn't like Hopper. :confused:

 

 

I don't know...I like Hopper. you like Hopper, Game likes Hopper. I wish Dusty would just put him out there in the Grass(Hopper, that is).

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