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Track The Reds (Week 21)

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CHICAGO -- It's been a miserably tough season for Aaron Harang, and his 2008 became even more trying after the right-hander's scheduled start on Thursday was pushed back because of neck spasms.

 

Instead of facing the Cubs, Harang will now start Friday's series opener vs. the Rockies at Coors Field. Josh Fogg, originally scheduled on Friday, will take Harang's place and start on Thursday

 

Some fans have wondered if Harang should be shut down for the season and have him start fresh next season. Pole didn't think that would happen.

 

"We've talked to Aaron and that wasn't a good idea," Pole said. "If he's able to pitch well the last month, it would give him some success to build on. If he shut it down, it'd leave a bad taste in his mouth all winter."

 

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CHICAGO -- It's been a miserably tough season for Aaron Harang, and his 2008 became even more trying after the right-hander's scheduled start on Thursday was pushed back because of neck spasms.

 

Instead of facing the Cubs, Harang will now start Friday's series opener vs. the Rockies at Coors Field. Josh Fogg, originally scheduled on Friday, will take Harang's place and start on Thursday

 

Some fans have wondered if Harang should be shut down for the season and have him start fresh next season. Pole didn't think that would happen.

 

"We've talked to Aaron and that wasn't a good idea," Pole said. "If he's able to pitch well the last month, it would give him some success to build on. If he shut it down, it'd leave a bad taste in his mouth all winter."

 

http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20080819&content_id=3333653&vkey=news_cin&fext=.jsp&c_id=cin

 

 

Didn't see where you posted this and started a new thread. They need to shut Harang down and file Pole at the end of the season.

Didn't see where you posted this and started a new thread. They need to shut Harang down and file Pole at the end of the season.

 

Are you saying Pole isn't helping things?!?!? :scared:

 

:lol:

 

I enjoy how they failed to address if Harang goes out and gives up 281 runs over the next month. Wouldn't it be better just to sit him??

Are you saying Pole isn't helping things?!?!? :scared:

 

:lol:

 

I enjoy how they failed to address if Harang goes out and gives up 281 runs over the next month. Wouldn't it be better just to sit him??

 

It's pretty bad when you have people on this site who can point out flaws in a pitchers rotation yet the pitching coach doesn't see it.

It's pretty bad when you have people on this site who can point out flaws in a pitchers rotation yet the pitching coach doesn't see it.

 

I would agree, that is probably the scariest part of the whole thing. In Pole's defense, the pitcher has to listen and make changes and/or adjustments.

 

Question is, what do you do if the pitcher fails to listen and/or adjust? Dusty? Dick? Who answers that question.

I would agree, that is probably the scariest part of the whole thing. In Pole's defense, the pitcher has to listen and make changes and/or adjustments.

 

Question is, what do you do if the pitcher fails to listen and/or adjust? Dusty? Dick? Who answers that question.

 

That's true. Pitchers must be coachable. I don't know if the Reds pitchers are or not, but it seems like whenever they bring in Mario Soto, Cueto and Volquez pitch a lot better so he does something right.

Griffey hits his first homer for the White Sox today, a 2 run shot. When he got back to the dugout, he took off running into the clubhouse to avoid whatever his teammates had in mind for him.

 

Just hilarious. :lol:

There's not a hamstring punchline at the end of this is there?

There's not a hamstring punchline at the end of this is there?

 

Not yet, still waiting for him to come up lame on a routine fly ball. His average has "rocketed" to around .240 now with the White Sox. It was around .180 just recently.

Sorry for my over exuberance, I just haven't watched a game that they actually won in nearly a month.:dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa

 

 

 

 

 

By the way I am tempting the fates and typing this with no outs in the bottom of the ninth.

Coco strikes out the side, Great game by Arroyo.

Pitching effort, was outstanding by all.

Coco strikes out the side, Great game by Arroyo.

 

I wonder if the "Sox's" would like to have Arroyo back now. Willie Mo now that was a great trade.

Pitching effort, was outstanding by all.

 

I cannot believe I am getting ready to type the following words.........

 

The pitching is about the only thing that you can be excited about with this Reds' team.:thumb:

 

Outstanding job.

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