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Track The Reds (Week 5)

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Walks kill ya. Why does he walk so many? He hardly ever has a clean inning.

 

:madman:

 

He only had 5 walks compared to 14 K's coming into today, in 13 games..

A terrible last two strikes there, well 3 if you count the pop up foul ball bunt..

Hairston can't get a bunt down.

He only had 5 walks compared to 14 K's coming into today, in 13 games..

 

I guess I got carried away. Just not too many clean innings.

Just not too many clean innings.

 

I agree.. He is a league leading 9 for 9 in save chances, but if we lose this one he will be 0-2.

Horrible way to lose.

 

Great effort though, The Reds never quit.

Hairston not getting the bunt down was huge.

He only had 5 walks compared to 14 K's coming into today, in 13 games..
Counting today's game, Cordero has allowed 13 hits and six walks in 14 innings ... not a particularly good ratio for a closer, especially one that makes $12M a year.
8-7 bad guys..

I'd rather that they be called the not so good guys! :D

Counting today's game, Cordero has allowed 13 hits and six walks in 14 innings ... .

 

He didn't say anything about hits though.. :D

 

not a particularly good ratio for a closer, especially one that makes $12M a year

 

And I agree, that's why I didn't put that in my quote.

 

Still, he's perfect in save opportunities.

The Reds exposed some of the weaknesses of the Cards during this series.

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