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Track the Reds (Week 8)

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They are putting a pathetic product on the field.

 

If you want to claim "packing it in" it doesn't include a player and manager getting tossed. Very simple...

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I think they already did. :lol: 7-2 now.

They are playing like crap out west. Nothing new.

 

What's your point again?

 

Beat by a bad team? Been going on for 6 weeks...

And what point are you trying to make? Dusty got tossed and he showed a little fire who cares that won't win games. He should be frustrated not patting him on the back for being mad when they lose. Thats how it should work.

And what point are you trying to make? Dusty got tossed and he showed a little fire who cares that won't win games. He should be frustrated not patting him on the back for being mad when they lose. Thats how it should work.

All I said was he showed some fire. Sorry if you tried to make it more than that...

All I said was he showed some fire. Sorry if you tried to make it more than that...

 

All I said was oh boy. I didn't make anything of it obviously.

Junior was the villain of the week, and he put up the two runs. Harang was pretty bad, and no one else hit. That's the up and down of a bad roster...

Bad Guys win 8-2. Good 1st on O and 4 shutdown from Harang. Disaster from there on...

I haven't watched a pitch since the give-away game on Mon. I am debating about watching Fri. night and seeing if they can win one game on this trip that features the powerful Dodgers and Padres.

Week One- LRCW- Reds 4-2

 

Week Two- Gametime- Reds 2-5

 

Week Three- Gametime- Reds 2-4

 

Week Four- HammerTime- Reds 3-4

 

Week Five- OrignalRookie- Reds 1-5

 

Week Six- LRCW- Reds 3-3

 

Week Seven- LRCW- Reds 6-0

 

 

When I start the thread, the Reds are 13-5, and that's against 3 first place teams, (Arizona, Florida, Chicago) and 2 2nd place teams, (Philadelpia, Cleveland) and 1 3rd place team (NY Mets). The rest of you are a combined 8-18. :scared: Let's keep this wagon rolling right along this week. :dancingpa:dancingpa

 

The wheels have come off the wagon. :irked:

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The wheels have come off the wagon. :irked:

 

 

They do everytime they go out west, or just go on the road for that matter.

They do everytime they go out west, or just go on the road for that matter.

 

Wonder why that is? If they could just play .500 on the road, they'd be in decent shape.

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Wonder why that is? If they could just play .500 on the road, they'd be in decent shape.

 

 

If I knew the answer to that, I'd be employed by the Reds. :D

Volquez (7-1, 1.33 ERA) has emerged as the Reds’ most consistent pitcher - and one of baseball’s best. Volquez outpitched Cleveland’s Cliff Lee in his last outing, surrendering two runs over six innings on Saturday in Cincinnati’s 6-4 win and overtaking Lee for the lowest ERA in the majors.

 

Griffey has never homered off Padres starter Shawn Estes (1-0, 2.13) in seven career at-bats. In his two starts in 2008, Estes has looked good for someone who didn’t pitch in the major leagues last season due to reconstructive elbow surgery.

 

Estes is 4-0 with a 2.67 ERA in his last four starts against Cincinnati dating back to 2003.

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview?gid=280523125

Volquez (7-1, 1.33 ERA) has emerged as the Reds’ most consistent pitcher - and one of baseball’s best. Volquez outpitched Cleveland’s Cliff Lee in his last outing, surrendering two runs over six innings on Saturday in Cincinnati’s 6-4 win and overtaking Lee for the lowest ERA in the majors.

 

Griffey has never homered off Padres starter Shawn Estes (1-0, 2.13) in seven career at-bats. In his two starts in 2008, Estes has looked good for someone who didn’t pitch in the major leagues last season due to reconstructive elbow surgery.

 

Estes is 4-0 with a 2.67 ERA in his last four starts against Cincinnati dating back to 2003.

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview?gid=280523125

 

Please don't start a "Volquez-O-meter"....we all know what happen the last you did that :p .....now everyone wants him out of town.

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