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Track the Reds (Week 12)

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Throw Affeldt in the rotation until Fogg gets back. 9 games out of the wild card, and I still don't believe in the Cardinals to continue their winning ways. I'm not giving up on the season just yet.

 

 

Slipping back into the Fogg is the key to getting into playoff contention?

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Josh Fogg went 5.1 innings last night for the Sarasota Reds, allowed two runs on six hits with two walks and four strikeouts. Both runs scored after he left the game. His next scheduled start would be Saturday. I don't think it'll be at Ft. Myers.

1. Patterson cf

2. Cabrera ss

3. Bruce rf

4. Phillips 2b

5. Dunn lf

6. Encarnacion 3b

7. Votto 1b

8. Bako c

9. Cueto p

So Griffey sits because of "general soreness" and when Patterson plays everyone watching suffers from "major soreness"

 

It's a no win situation. :irked:

I'll be at the game tonight, so you guys need to hold down the fort... :D

Some day when they ask why Dusty Baker was fired from the Reds it will be a two phrases:

 

Corey Patterson

Batting Leadoff

Junior is sick...
Welsh shouldn't have got him drunk Sunday

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Slipping back into the Fogg is the key to getting into playoff contention?

 

I won't say that but he is the best option the Reds have right now. He hasn't been given the opportunity to start every 5th day the way he should have. He went 1-2 and was thrown to the bullpen b/c of a couple bad starts. When out there consistently he can be a solid number 5 starter. The key to getting back into contention falls on Arroyo and Harang pitching the way they have in the past.

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* If you weren't listening to Marc Amazon on 1530 Homer, you missed an interesting interview with Walt Jocketty.

 

First off, Jocketty said they'd make a decision on Homer and the rotation "in the next day."

 

But more than that what I thought was interesting was Marc asked him about "untouchables" with th team and Jocketty listed five: Jay Bruce, Johnny Cueto, Edinson Volquez, Joey Votto and Edwin Encarnacion.

 

I was surprised by Encarnacion, but vey interesting.

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* If you weren't listening to Marc Amazon on 1530 Homer, you missed an interesting interview with Walt Jocketty.

 

First off, Jocketty said they'd make a decision on Homer and the rotation "in the next day."

 

But more than that what I thought was interesting was Marc asked him about "untouchables" with th team and Jocketty listed five: Jay Bruce, Johnny Cueto, Edinson Volquez, Joey Votto and Edwin Encarnacion.

 

I was surprised by Encarnacion, but vey interesting.

 

 

 

 

Although I myself am not surprised that Phillips isn't on the list, I wonder how he feels about it?

Isn't Phillips only around 25?

 

Maybe the new GM got him and E-5 confused.

That's insane that Phillips isn't on that short list.

 

Looks like the Reds have found yet another GM that suddenly turns stupid when he gets to Cincinnati.

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He will be 27 in about 11 days. Again, not suprised to see he isn't one of the five.

That's insane that Phillips isn't on that short list.

 

Looks like the Reds have found yet another GM that suddenly turns stupid when he gets to Cincinnati.

Phillips is my favorite Red right now, but if the deal is right, you move him...

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