August 12, 200917 yr I am not a red fan but I watch them a few times each year when the Cardinals are not on. Why does Taveras play? His OBP is below .300. Anybody on this?
August 12, 200917 yr Anybody on this?You don't spend much time in the Reds threads, do you? :lol: It's a Dusty thing. He thinks the leadoff hitter should be a guy with speed, regardless of whether or not he gets on base at a decent clip.
August 12, 200917 yr You don't spend much time in the Reds threads, do you? :lol: It's a Dusty thing. He thinks the leadoff hitter should be a guy with speed, regardless of whether or not he gets on base at a decent clip. Your right, I don't read the red's threads much. I could care less how fast he is. Speed is not much good to you if you are not on base.
August 12, 200917 yr Your right, I don't read the red's threads much. I could care less how fast he is. Speed is not much good to you if you are not on base. You're not telling us anything we don't know.
August 13, 200917 yr The Brewers sent SS JJ Hardy down to AAA. I say Walt gets on the phone and makes a deal in the PTBNL.
August 13, 200917 yr The Brewers sent SS JJ Hardy down to AAA. I say Walt gets on the phone and makes a deal in the PTBNL. I can agree with that.
August 13, 200917 yr You don't spend much time in the Reds threads, do you? :lol: It's a Dusty thing. He thinks the leadoff hitter should be a guy with speed, regardless of whether or not he gets on base at a decent clip. Instead of at a decent clip didn't you mean AT ALL?
August 15, 200917 yr Chris Dickerson rf Willy Taveras cf Joey Votto 1b Brandon Phillips 2b Laynce Nix lf Adam Rosales 3b Ryan Hanigan c Paul Janish ss Johnny Cueto p No Balentien in the lineup for the 3rd day in a row. Is he hurt?
August 15, 200917 yr Juan Francisco (3B) was promoted to AAA to take Kevin Barker's spot, who was called up to the big leagues. 3b Juan Francisco today was promoted from Carolina to Louisville to fill the roster spot vacated by 1b Kevin Barker who yesterday was promoted to Cincinnati...in 109 games for Carolina this season, Francisco batted .281 with 22 HR, 74 RBI and 64 runs scored (26 doubles, .501slg.)...he ranks among Southern League leaders in home runs (1st), RBI (T1st), hits (123, 2nd), extra-base hits (50, 2nd) and slugging pct. (3rd)...since the all-star break, Francisco’s batting .342 with 7 HR and a .613 slugging pct...in 13 games for Carolina in August, the reigning Southern League Player of the Week is batting .404 (21-for-52, .436obp, .712 slugging).
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