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Track the Reds (Week 14)

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No doubt, that is what your ace does. He got out of some really tough spots today big outing for him and the Reds.

 

He didn't have his best stuff but he made some HUGE pitches in clutch spots.

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So DMD what does this say about the Reds now?

 

:idunno:

 

Good win... :thumb:

Nice win for the Reds. As others mentioned Harang got huge outs.

Nice win for a team that was supposed to be in free-fall ...

Harang did what an ace of the staff is supposed to do. He stopped the bleeding.

 

As bad as the previous 2 games were, they have a shot to string together some wins before the all-star break & remain in contention. There's still a lot of baseball left to be played.

It was a nice win for the Reds but I still don't see them making the playoffs. They may have a shot to stay in it a few more months if the pitching stays healthy and with the NL being down outside of the Dodgers and maybe Phills.

It was a nice win for the Reds but I still don't see them making the playoffs. They may have a shot to stay in it a few more months if the pitching stays healthy and with the NL being down outside of the Dodgers and maybe Phills.

 

If they can stay in it a few more months there's no doubt in my mind that they can make the playoffs.

 

The difference with this team compared to year's past is that pitching is its strong point. To me, that's very refreshing.

If they can stay in it a few more months there's no doubt in my mind that they can make the playoffs.

 

The difference with this team compared to year's past is that pitching is its strong point. To me, that's very refreshing.

 

A lot riding on Voloquez and Bailey but will the bend but don't break O hold up the second half?

Chris Dickerson 8

Jerry Hairston 6

Joey Votto 3

Brandon Phillips 4

Laynce Nix 7

Ramon Hernandez 2

Jay Bruce 9

Edwin Encarnacion 5

Homer Bailey 1

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Hopefully Bailey will be able to throw as well as he did against the Cardinals.

Chris Dickerson 8

Jerry Hairston 6

Joey Votto 3

Brandon Phillips 4

Laynce Nix 7

Ramon Hernandez 2

Jay Bruce 9

Edwin Encarnacion 5

Homer Bailey 1

Who would have ever thought we would see a game where Bruce and Encarnacion are hitting seventh and eighth?

Who would have ever thought we would see a game where Bruce and Encarnacion are hitting seventh and eighth?

 

Call me crazy but if you look has the glass being half full instead of half empty thats a pretty good sign. :eek:

The Reds are going to have to seriously consider demoting Jay Bruce. If nothing else, let the kid get some confidence going again.

The Reds are going to have to seriously consider demoting Jay Bruce. If nothing else, let the kid get some confidence going again.

 

Adam Dunnesque K's without the production that Dunn gives. I know he is young but man he is in a serious funk. Or at least I hope it is a funk. Pedro needs to teach him how to hit a curve ball.

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