May 6, 200917 yr http://mlb.mlb.com/stats/sortable_team_stats.jsp?c_id=mlb&baseballScope=mlb&statType=2&sitSplit=&timeSubFrame=2009&groupByTeam=true&Submit=Submit&timeFrame=1
May 6, 200917 yr I love the people who continually blamed GABP for the Reds pitching woes. Its been proven that good pitchers pitch well there and have good ERA's there. Bad pitchers dont, novel concept.
May 6, 200917 yr These guys can throw. Should be hard to go on a long losing streak with those guys on the bump.
May 6, 200917 yr Looking at those stats I noticed the Nationals are 3 for 10 on save opportunities.......wow :eek:
May 6, 200917 yr Good pitching...now they can't score. :lol: With pitching like this, they don't have to score too much.
May 6, 200917 yr With pitching like this, they don't have to score too much. True. I definitely like what the Reds have now far more than the Griffey, Dunn, Casey, etc. days, when they lost 14-10 on a fairly regular basis. I think the offense will get better...I like a lot of the young talent they have and I expect it to come around with a little time. This team could be in the post-season soon...
May 6, 200917 yr True. I definitely like what the Reds have now far more than the Griffey, Dunn, Casey, etc. days, when they lost 14-10 on a fairly regular basis. I think the offense will get better...I like a lot of the young talent they have and I expect it to come around with a little time. This team could be in the post-season soon... 14-10 wasn't really the case last season. The Reds scored 3 or less runs in a significant amount of games last season, losing about 90% of those games. I was keeping track of it for a while last season, and it was staggering.
May 6, 200917 yr 14-10 wasn't really the case last season. The Reds scored 3 or less runs in a significant amount of games last season, losing about 90% of those games. I was keeping track of it for a while last season, and it was staggering. I was thinking a little further back...the last year or two they've been transitioning to better pitching and less offense...Casey gone, Dunn traded, Griffey traded, etc...
May 6, 200917 yr I love the people who continually blamed GABP for the Reds pitching woes. Its been proven that good pitchers pitch well there and have good ERA's there. Bad pitchers dont, novel concept. I thought you were done?
May 6, 200917 yr I love the people who continually blamed GABP for the Reds pitching woes. Its been proven that good pitchers pitch well there and have good ERA's there. Bad pitchers dont, novel concept. The Reds team ERA is 4.73 at home vs. 2.79 on the road.......still don't think GABP has anything to do with it? :sssh:
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