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Track the Reds (Week 10)

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How many homers will Dunn hit off his old team this week?

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Off today, correct?

 

I always wondered when a hitter faces his old team - who has the advantage? The former team's pitchers or the hitter?

How many homers will Dunn hit off his old team this week?

I don't care as long as the Reds win.:thumb:

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I really hope that Lincoln is Dfa'd today. He is terrible.

 

 

I agree. They need to call up a RH hitting outfielder that can pinch hit for Nix or Dickerson, whenever they bring in a lefty reliever late in the game.

What happened to week 10?

 

Thats what I was wondering when I looked at the title as well.:lol:

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What happened to week 10?

 

Thats what I was wondering when I looked at the title as well.:lol:

 

 

What are you guys talking about? I don't make mistakes. :D

Big week (again) for the Reds. @ Washington and then 3 @ Kansas City. We could potentially rattle off 6 straight. We'll also miss Zach Greinke in KC, as he's scheduled to pitch Thursday.

 

Greinke has given up something like 8 runs in his last 12 innings, though. Raised his ERA to a whopping 1.55.

Can not go 6-0 when you go something like 0-15 with runners in scoring position. Reds pitching is good enough but the offense is just not good enough to sustain a long winning streak. When you play small ball, you have to get runners in from third with less than two outs. With all of our problems, I am surprised Dusty did not try to squeeze at least once. I hope we had fly ball practice today. :ohbrother::ohbrother::ohbrother:

Can not go 6-0 when you go something like 0-15 with runners in scoring position. Reds pitching is good enough but the offense is just not good enough to sustain a long winning streak. When you play small ball, you have to get runners in from third with less than two outs. With all of our problems, I am surprised Dusty did not try to squeeze at least once. I hope we had fly ball practice today. :ohbrother::ohbrother::ohbrother:

 

While I partly agree w/ you this is a small market organazation. For years they've tried the good offense suspect pitching route. It didn't work. I'm willing to give good pitching and suspect offense a shot. I feel if Votto hadn't missed this much time they would have at least 3 more wins. They need another bat badly. I just don't know where they can get one.

I agree. They need to call up a RH hitting outfielder that can pinch hit for Nix or Dickerson, whenever they bring in a lefty reliever late in the game.

 

Or platoon with Bruce!!!:eek:

Can not go 6-0 when you go something like 0-15 with runners in scoring position. Reds pitching is good enough but the offense is just not good enough to sustain a long winning streak. When you play small ball, you have to get runners in from third with less than two outs. With all of our problems, I am surprised Dusty did not try to squeeze at least once. I hope we had fly ball practice today. :ohbrother::ohbrother::ohbrother:

 

I hope Dusty takes a different approach from now on. It was clear in December that this team would go as far as the pitching can take us. That remains true today.

 

It seems that the Reds started out playing small ball. We started to get some attention as a legit team & we've started to rely on the HR / big hit again. Votto's saga began and we just don't have the bats.

How many homers will Dunn hit off his old team this week?

 

Hopefully they would only be solo HR's like they used to be when he played for the Reds.

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