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Track The Reds (Week 11)

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One more game @ Florida and then it's back home to play the Cardinals & BoSox.

 

This could be a big week for the Reds. 9 games in a row at GABP after tomorrow night's contest with the Marlins.

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Big game tomorrow as Edinson Volquez goes against Hendrickson for the Fish.

 

6/9: 7:10 PM - Edinson Volquez (8-2, 1.32) vs. Mark Hendrickson (7-3, 5.33)

 

Then the Cards come to town:

Todd Wellemeyer (7-1, 2.93) vs. Homer Bailey (0-1, 2.84)

Braden Looper (7-5, 4.86) vs. Johnny Cueto (5-5, 5.06)

Adam Wainwright (6-3, 3.14) vs. Bronson Arroyo (4-5, 5.74)

Big homestand this week. They said June would be the month we learned something about this club and so far its that they aren't very good.

 

Harang is killing us.

Wellemeyer is not pitching this series by the way. Thats a very good thing for us.

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Wellemeyer is not pitching this series by the way. Thats a very good thing for us.

 

According to the Reds' website, it says Wellemeyer is going to start; however, the Cardinals have announced that he will miss his next start and give rookie Mitchell Boggs his first major league start.

 

Wellemeyer has inflammation in his elbow - but may start Thursday against the Reds if Adam Wainwright can't go (strained middle finger). So, it looks like we may not miss Wellemeyer after all.

 

http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20080608&content_id=2869788&vkey=news_stl&fext=.jsp&c_id=stl

The Reds might have a star in the making...Alonzo just hit a two run shot.

According to the Reds' website, it says Wellemeyer is going to start; however, the Cardinals have announced that he will miss his next start and give rookie Mitchell Boggs his first major league start.

 

Wellemeyer has inflammation in his elbow - but may start Thursday against the Reds if Adam Wainwright can't go (strained middle finger). So, it looks like we may not miss Wellemeyer after all.

 

http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20080608&content_id=2869788&vkey=news_stl&fext=.jsp&c_id=stl

 

I see I just knew he wasn't going to make his original start so I figured they would skip him and come back on his regular day.:thumb:

GT posted this in the other thread.

 

Two big Krivsky mistakes were Cantu and Cody Ross. On a 25 man lacking some pop from the right side, they would have been a big shot in the arm...

 

My question would be where would Cantu play? 3B and Edwin is out? Platoon with Votto? OF??

GT posted this in the other thread.

 

Two big Krivsky mistakes were Cantu and Cody Ross. On a 25 man lacking some pop from the right side, they would have been a big shot in the arm...

 

My question would be where would Cantu play? 3B and Edwin is out? Platoon with Votto? OF??

That's the luxury of having Cantu. Would you pick him or Freel??? ;)

That's the luxury of having Cantu. Would you pick him or Freel??? ;)

 

Well, it depends on how much you are going to get to play Cantu.

Freel might be the dumbest baseball player in the major leagues but at least you can put him out there in the field in several different manners. And defensively, he ain't going to hurt you.

 

I was listening to Brantley and they were discussing Cantu and said he is a much worse defensive player than E5. So, where in the world was he going to play?

 

I wouldn't want to sit Votto.

Seems the Reds have made a commitment to E5.

You got Dunn and Griffey on the corners and now Bruce.

Have no clue where Cantu was going to play.

It gives you a lot more leverage with a guy like that on your bench. He can produce as a pinch hitter, super sub and also be there if someone needs a few days off or hits the DL.

 

He would be a much worse 3B than E-5 if we didn't have to call the guy E-5.

 

I would have brought him back over Hatte. Keeping him just didn't make any sense to me...

Volquez (8-2, 1.32 ERA) has not given up more than two runs in any of his 12 starts, having allowed only 49 hits in 75 innings. His 91 strikeouts and .188 opponent batting average are also tops in the majors.

 

Mark Hendrickson (7-3, 5.33) has an 11.66 ERA in his last three starts. He lost to Volquez at Cincinnati last month after allowing four runs in five innings.

 

The left-hander is 0-2 with an 8.49 ERA in five career starts against the Reds.

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/preview?gid=280609128

Jerry Hairston Jr. ss

 

Jay Bruce cf

 

Ken Griffey Jr. rf

 

Brandon Phillips 2b

 

Adam Dunn lf

 

Edwin Encarnacion 3b

 

Joey Votto 1b

 

Paul Bako c

 

Edinson Volquez p

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