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Track the Reds (Week 1)

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However, that wasn't what Clyde was talking about...

 

Reds 2009 Bullpen was 4th in all of MLB with a 3.56 ERA.

They were 6th in MLB in opponents batting average.

8th in MLB in OBP%.

6th in MLB in SLG%.

2nd in MLB in fewest blown saves.

2nd in MLB in Save %.

5th in MLB in WHIP

 

Where's that guy that said the bullpen was average?

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Reds 2009 Bullpen was 4th in all of MLB with a 3.56 ERA.

They were 6th in MLB in opponents batting average.

8th in MLB in OBP%.

6th in MLB in SLG%.

2nd in MLB in fewest blown saves.

2nd in MLB in Save %.

5th in MLB in WHIP

 

Where's that guy that said the bullpen was average?

 

That's all fine and dandy, but that has nothing to do with how they'll perform this season. A couple of those guys had career years that they're highly unlikely to duplicate this season.

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Actually I'd give Mr. Arroyo credit for the win yesterday. 8 innings of 1 run ball and drives in 1 of the 2 runs they scored. To your point the pen had one inning and they did their job. No more, no less. They won, that's what really matters. :thumb:

 

 

Yes Bronson should get the credit. I was having fun because of your earlier post where you stated that the Reds bullpen should be able to hold the 1-0 lead. :p

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That's all fine and dandy, but that has nothing to do with how they'll perform this season. A couple of those guys had career years that they're highly unlikely to duplicate this season.

 

 

What guys do you feel won't be able to duplicate or come close to their numbers from last year?

Yes Bronson should get the credit. I was having fun because of your earlier post where you stated that the Reds bullpen should be able to hold the 1-0 lead. :p

 

Was just havin fun with HT, was extoling the vitues of the pen, but then was asking for insurance runs to hold the win. All in good fun.:thumb:

What guys do you feel won't be able to duplicate or come close to their numbers from last year?

 

None. But using this premise why would anyone feel the team as a whole will be better or worse than last season? Let's not use the argument for one facet of the game and not another.

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None. But using this premise why would anyone feel the team as a whole will be better or worse than last season? Let's not use the argument for one facet of the game and not another.

 

 

 

I have no problem with that, but if we can agree that having the Arroyo and Bailey that we saw for the last half of last year, and an unknown in Mike Leake as being optimistic for an improvment in the win total from last season.

What guys do you feel won't be able to duplicate or come close to their numbers from last year?

 

Masset and Herrera for starters....Probably not Coco either.

I have no problem with that, but if we can agree that having the Arroyo and Bailey that we saw for the last half of last year, and an unknown in Mike Leake as being optimistic for an improvment in the win total from last season.

 

Agreed. But considering the recent history of this club, optimism and realism are two different entities.

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Masset and Herrera for starters....Probably not Coco either.

 

 

And why is it that you feel that way?

And why is it that you feel that way?

 

Well for Masset it's because he sucked terribly before coming to Cincy. I think now that he's been in the NL for a couple seasons hitters will be able to figure him out with relative ease.

 

Herrera just doesn't impress me in the least. I don't think he has the stuff to keep up his success from last year.

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Well for Masset it's because he sucked terribly before coming to Cincy. I think now that he's been in the NL for a couple seasons hitters will be able to figure him out with relative ease.

 

Herrera just doesn't impress me in the least. I don't think he has the stuff to keep up his success from last year.

 

 

So Masset has a ERA of 2.95 in 155 1/3 innings since coming over from the AL, improving each year since coming over in 2007, and the hitters are suddenly going to easily figure him out this year? I'm not sure what logic you are using.

So Masset has a ERA of 2.95 in 155 1/3 innings since coming over from the AL, improving each year since coming over in 2007, and the hitters are suddenly going to easily figure him out this year? I'm not sure what logic you are using.

Just hold on a minute, when did we start using logic? UKMF, you don't have to use logic, don't let him intimidate you like that.

So Masset has a ERA of 2.95 in 155 1/3 innings since coming over from the AL, improving each year since coming over in 2007, and the hitters are suddenly going to easily figure him out this year? I'm not sure what logic you are using.

 

I have to agree. I wouldn't target the bull pen as a reason the Reds might not have success this season.

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