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Track The Reds (Week 19)

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Are you saying that Dick Pole MIGHT be inept?? :lol:

 

No, you can't put all the blame on him for starting pitching troubles, BUT he is the pitching coach.

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Are you saying that Dick Pole MIGHT be inept?? :lol:

 

No, you can't put all the blame on him for starting pitching troubles, BUT he is the pitching coach.

:D Not at all but from the dugout, their is perspective that can't be seen. The dip/drive method, often can't be detected from the side but the CF camera, will reveal a lot of foot positions, hand/release points and balance, which can't be seen from the side.

 

This may be a windup taught to Bailey, by those who know what they are doing but to me, his balance is off, as a result of his locked lower body and it's affecting his release. plus ability to drive.

:D Not at all but from the dugout, their is perspective that can't be seen. The dip/drive method, often can't be detected from the side but the CF camera, will reveal a lot of foot positions, hand/release points and balance, which can't be seen from the side.

 

This may be a windup taught to Bailey, by those who know what they are doing but to me, his balance is off, as a result of his locked lower body and it's affecting his release. plus ability to drive.

 

I would agree that a dugout angle isn't going to give us the insight we can get from a CF camera. BUT isn't that a pitching coaches job to look at every possible angle? It does come down to the player being willing to listen, work and change and we have certainly heard stuff that Homer has had problems listening at times.

 

To answer your original question, it's stuff I wouldn't notice. The small things that make up a delivery I would never notice unless it was pointed out to me.

Oswalt goes tonight for Houston, should we even watch the game? :lol:

 

As frustrating as it has been to watch him historically dominate the Reds, he's still one of my top five favorite SPs to watch.

I was online last night looking at the Track the Reds thread and my 14y.o. said "Track the Reds,,,,,,,,all you have to do is follow the poopy trail".

 

 

Well said young man!

I was online last night looking at the Track the Reds thread and my 14y.o. said "Track the Reds,,,,,,,,all you have to do is follow the poopy trail".

 

 

Well said young man!

 

:lol:

 

We have the crappy left hander calling the games, so that does fit.

As frustrating as it has been to watch him historically dominate the Reds, he's still one of my top five favorite SPs to watch.

 

Oswalt is a horse. He's struggled some this year, but that little guy can hurl.

Fogg is a .500 pitcher at best and he is showing that bad side tonight.

 

Ugly, ugly.

On the observations about pitching mechanics, don't the Reds (and their

pitching coach) have access to videotape, much of it what we see on

television? Some very instructional points have been made in this thread

about helping certain Reds pitchers, but unless we can verify Dick Pole is

a bona fide BPG-er, don't know that the constructive critiques are of

much help.

 

Brantlely jabbers about it a lot (and the observation has been made on more

than one occasion, that if HE can see it from the radio booth, then what do

the coaches see from the dugout...in the bullpen...during practices...watching

video, etc.????)

 

This team is as about as low ebb as a functioning 'team' can be and still

show up for the games on the schedule. They are about exciting as a dull

butter knife cutting through warm butter. Jeeeeeesh!

Even the nice guys Chris Welsh and George Grande are teeing off on the

goofy base running stunt Jay Bruce just commited. Thrown out at third

on a left side hit ground ball to short for inning's first out. Welsh claims

12-year old players don't make that play. Questions if Dusty Baker is

going to have to start from scratch 'around here'?

 

Nice observations, but did Chris and George just take off their sunglasses

at night? Been going on since Day One.:eek:

I said back in the spring this would be one of the worst baserunning teams Reds fans have seen. It's one of the fundamentals that get lost with Dusty's teams.

Chrissy was making comments about the Reds looking deflated/quitting after Houston went up 5-0.

 

It took them long enough to notice the obvious. I can only imagine how tough it is to keep playing when the season is over and you aren't really playing for anything. But just ridiculous the way they are losing recently.

 

It's one thing to get beat by the better team, but this Reds just doesn't look like they even care.

Chrissy .

 

What's the point in this?

What's the point in this?

 

Been calling him that on the board for two years, I just don't like him AT ALL. But since I enjoy my account here on BGP, I will simply use that childish nickname than something much worse I could think up.

 

Anyhoo, leave it to Patterson to be the one to make the final out. :lol:

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