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Track the Reds (Week 4)

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I am so so tired of hearing about Dunn. Let it go. The guys produces runs BOTTOM LINE!!!!!!!

We are talking about in GABP, not exactly the Grand Canyon :D. I would hope that the Reds could find someone that could hit for average with some power plus be coordinated enough to run and actually catch a baseball in the outfield! Dunn is terrible.

He'd strike out, too.

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I'd trade Dunn for Crawford straight up if we could beg the Rays to do so

Yep.

"Call time all you want Dunn, you're still going to strike out"......... :lol:

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The Reds could beg all they wanted ... the Rays wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot pole.

I don't think that they would either.

Maybe we could trade him for a case of sunflower seeds, some "big league chew" bubble gum and not have to pay the vendor too much extra to take the deal.

 

(On a side note, I would go bass fishing with him though :lol:.)

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Trade Coffey to a little league team where he MIGHT get someone out without allowing a run.

 

Don't bet on it, I have seen some pretty good L.L. hitters. :D

So I look at the score a while back and see the Reds are up 10-5, they were due for a breakout win and looked like they had it.

 

I just look at the final and see how it all played out, just WOW, I would just send Coffey to Dayton for the rest of his career. :lol:

At the beginning of the year I started the original Track the Reds thread because the people who had started it the past two year simply didn't get the job done. We decided to start a new thread each week so the thread doesn't go on for hundres and hundreds of pages. I asked GT to start the new one each week after I closed the previously week's thread. Boy, was that a huge mistake. Let's just take a look at who started each week's thread, and the Reds record that week.

 

 

Week One- LRCW- Reds 4-2

 

Week Two- Gametime- Reds 2-5

 

Week Three- Gametime- Reds 2-4

 

Week Four- HammerTime- The Reds are currently 2-4, looking at 3-4 or 2-5.

 

Needless to say, I'll take care of starting next week's thread. :mad::D:lol:

So I left the tv at 10-5... How did it play out?

So I left the tv at 10-5... How did it play out?

 

 

Coffey in- Double, Double, Walk,

 

Cordero in- Triple, ground out, ground out, Strike out.

I would rather have a mid relief pitcher from the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks vs. Todd Coffey.

I'd trade Dunn for Crawford straight up if we could beg the Rays to do so

 

Why would the Rays even take that call? They've got Crawford signed long term and Dunn is a free agent after this year. They aren't going to contend this season, they can wait til November, pay Dunn and have both on the team if they want.

Zito has dropped each of his first five starts for the longest skid of his nine-year career. Since signing a seven-year, $126 million contract with San Francisco in January 2007, the 2002 AL Cy Young Award winner is 11-18 with a 4.66 ERA.

 

Edinson Volquez (3-0, 1.21), who has held his opponents to one run or fewer in each of his first four starts. The right-hander gave up one run and three hits in seven innings on Tuesday in an 8-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers.

 

Volquez, in his first season in the NL, is making his first career appearance against the Giants.

 

Zito, meanwhile, is 2-0 with a 5.82 ERA in three career starts against the Reds

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview?gid=280427126

I sure as hell hope that Zito continues to pitch like Judge Ito because the Reds really need to take two from the lowly Giants.

I too turned it off at 10-5. I agree with those who want Coffey gone. Someone mentioned Weathers, don't, he's done. Severe case of Stantonitus If the Reds can score 10 evry game, I think they turn out OK this season:D:irked::D

At the beginning of the year I started the original Track the Reds thread because the people who had started it the past two year simply didn't get the job done. We decided to start a new thread each week so the thread doesn't go on for hundres and hundreds of pages. I asked GT to start the new one each week after I closed the previously week's thread. Boy, was that a huge mistake. Let's just take a look at who started each week's thread, and the Reds record that week.

 

 

Week One- LRCW- Reds 4-2

 

Week Two- Gametime- Reds 2-5

 

Week Three- Gametime- Reds 2-4

 

Week Four- HammerTime- The Reds are currently 2-4, looking at 3-4 or 2-5.

 

Needless to say, I'll take care of starting next week's thread. :mad::D:lol:

 

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Jerry Hairston RF

Corey Patterson CF

Jeff Keppinger SS

Brandon Phillips 2B

Edwin Encarnacion 3B

Joey Votto 1B

Ryan Freel LF

Paul Bako C

Edison Volquez P

Jerry Hairston RF

Corey Patterson CF

Jeff Keppinger SS

Brandon Phillips 2B

Edwin Encarnacion 3B

Joey Votto 1B

Ryan Freel LF

Paul Bako C

Edison Volquez P

 

No Griff or Dunn??? Maybe its a sign :D

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