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Track the Reds (Week 4)

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A valued veteran is always doing what he can for the future big time prospects... :bunny:

 

I don't know what happened to me then.

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I don't know what happened to me then.

 

I was still a know it all big contract guy back then... :lol:

Coffey pitching around guys with a 8-1 lead. Get a good look, hopefully we won't have to see him a while after tonight. Thom talking about the Reds possibly going with 11 pitchers.

I felt pretty good when I saw our lineup tonight. Something told me it was gonna be a good night. Now lets run off 4 or 5 in a row.

Amazing that Hairston has achieved "favored veteran" status with the Reds. In 2005, Dusty seemed to have a pathological desire to keep Hairston out of the lineup, when it was obvious that he was the team's best leadoff hitter and second baseman from a defensive standpoint.

 

Instead, he opted to play Todd Walker at 2B (horrible defense) with Hairston seeing more time in the outfield (CF, primarily, after Patterson flopped) and trying desperately to give Todd Hollandsworth the job in LF.

 

Of course, there's no reason to play Hairston regularly now with Hopper deserving a shot, but if he does ... well, that's the way Dusty does things.

 

Get used to it, Reds fans.

Amazing that Hairston has achieved "favored veteran" status with the Reds. In 2005, Dusty seemed to have a pathological desire to keep Hairston out of the lineup, when it was obvious that he was the team's best leadoff hitter and second baseman from a defensive standpoint.

 

Instead, he opted to play Todd Walker at 2B (horrible defense) with Hairston seeing more time in the outfield (CF, primarily, after Patterson flopped). Of course, there's no reason to play Hairston regularly now with Hopper deserving a shot, but if he does ... well, that's the way Dusty does things.

 

Get used to it, Reds fans.

We get your clear bias in this thread. Thanks for the input...

We get your clear bias in this thread. Thanks for the input...
Calling it like I see it ... just like you do, I presume.
Calling it like I see it ... just like you do, I presume.

We know you don't like Dusty and his time with the Cubs. That's how you see it. I never back down from how I see it. So we agree???

We know you don't like Dusty and his time with the Cubs. That's how you see it. I never back down from how I see it. So we agree???
I'm probably like a lot of Reds' fans will be eventually. Years ago, I read knowledgable Giants fans on some fan blogs blasting Dusty for this and that, even when they were winning, and my thoughts were always "He can't be that bad."

 

Well, yes ... he was. Even in his first year, it was apparent that Dusty just isn't a very good strategist and manager, and leopards rarely change their spots.

 

I'm simply pointing out the same crap I saw with the Cubs.

I'm probably like a lot of Reds' fans will be eventually. Years ago, I read knowledgable Giants fans on some fan blogs blasting Dusty for this and that, even when they were winning, and my thoughts were always "He can't be that bad."

 

Well, yes ... he was. Even in his first year, it was apparent that Dusty just isn't a very good strategist and manager, and leopards rarely change their spots.

 

I'm simply pointing out the same crap I saw with the Cubs.

You are locked in to blasting Dusty at every turn in the Reds thread as a Cubs fan. Got it...

Amazing that Hairston has achieved "favored veteran" status with the Reds. In 2005, Dusty seemed to have a pathological desire to keep Hairston out of the lineup, when it was obvious that he was the team's best leadoff hitter and second baseman from a defensive standpoint.

 

Instead, he opted to play Todd Walker at 2B (horrible defense) with Hairston seeing more time in the outfield (CF, primarily, after Patterson flopped) and trying desperately to give Todd Hollandsworth the job in LF.

 

Of course, there's no reason to play Hairston regularly now with Hopper deserving a shot, but if he does ... well, that's the way Dusty does things.

 

Get used to it, Reds fans.

 

I'm curious to know why you think Hopper deserves a shot at CF?

I'm curious to know why you think Hopper deserves a shot at CF?
The guy hit last year, and frankly, if it comes down to Hopper, Patterson, Freel and/or Hairston for the job, Hopper deserves the chance to win it.
You are locked in to blasting Dusty at every turn in the Reds thread as a Cubs fan. Got it...
Again, I call it like I see it ... and it's not like I'm making this stuff up out of thin air. If Dusty does something bold and innovative and smart, I'll note it.

 

I'm just not holding my breath ... :lol:

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