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How well will the Reds do next season

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I know this season is still going on, but it seems like it's time to look forward to next year. How will the Reds do? They will be young, but will have experience under them. I'm hoping for a good season, hopefully a lot better than this one. I know we don't know how the off season will play out, but saying the Reds stay with all their current players how do they do?

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Impossible to say right now to many FA's and a lot of money to be spent this off season. They have a good young core but they have some work to do this off season.

I know this season is still going on, but it seems like it's time to look forward to next year. How will the Reds do? They will be young, but will have experience under them. I'm hoping for a good season, hopefully a lot better than this one. I know we don't know how the off season will play out, but saying the Reds stay with all their current players how do they do?

 

 

If they stay with their current players they could very well lose 100 games next season.

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Who are some good FA's they could pick up?

They're making strides in the pitching, Harang will be better, Arroyo will give you 10-12 wins, Volquez and Cueto will be very good.

 

Finding a closer and set-up man, will need to be a priority to be a contender. A solid catcher, who can give some offensive production is a key. Several areas to address in the OF and SS.

 

To speak specifically to your thread, "if they make no rosters changes" and use the current roster, it will be the same or worse. With that said, changes will happen this winter and hopefully the right match, will be available.

Let's please don't start another year of misery and frutration untill time to do so...........next April.

Besides, Dusty will more than likely still be here so there is not a lot of promise.

It all depends on the growth of the kids, Cueto, Volquez, Bruce, Votto. If those players can continue to improve and get better, mix in the vets here and there and whatever they may acquire in the off season.

 

You would hope Harang would bounce back next year, you know what you are going to get from Arroyo. You would hope the bullpen can continue be as strong next year. Reds could be one of those teams that comes out of nowhere next year if the kids really improve, of course they could also be a disappointment if they take a step back.

 

I know if they do make a big improvement, there will be a handful of us here on the board that won't really be surprised as the rest of the country. The Reds have some really good young talent, it just all depends on how they develop.

 

Course it would also help if Patterson wasn't anywhere near the Reds roster. :lol:

They're making strides in the pitching, Harang will be better, Arroyo will give you 10-12 wins, Volquez and Cueto will be very good.

 

Finding a closer and set-up man, will need to be a priority to be a contender. A solid catcher, who can give some offensive production is a key. Several areas to address in the OF and SS.

 

To speak specifically to your thread, "if they make no rosters changes" and use the current roster, it will be the same or worse. With that said, changes will happen this winter and hopefully the right match, will be available.

 

They have both of those already.

They have both of those already.
Which are....

This thread is much too early for that.

Cordero and Burton.
Hmmmmm, I hope each can fill that roll and be productive.
This thread is much too early for that.

 

C'mon, so the Reds have a bunch of free agents, players coming back from injury next year, money to spend, young players. The 2009 season starts in around six months or so, LET'S START TALKING NOW! SHEESH! :p

 

:lol:

C'mon, so the Reds have a bunch of free agents, players coming back from injury next year, money to spend, young players. The 2009 season starts in around six months or so, LET'S START TALKING NOW! SHEESH! :p

 

:lol:

See post #6. :lol:

 

They finish ahead of Pittsburg.

Are you sure? :D

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