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Track The Reds (Week 2)

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2 games over .500. Sweet!

 

And 2 of the 3 losses came against 2 Cy Young finalists, don't forget. I don't like to accept the losses to the dominant pitchers like Wainy and Carpenter, but when you take care of the games when other teams are throwing average pitchers, I'll accept the close losses sometimes.

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And 2 of the 3 losses came against 2 Cy Young finalists, don't forget. I don't like to accept the losses to the dominant pitchers like Wainy and Carpenter, but when you take care of the games when other teams are throwing average pitchers, I'll accept the close losses sometimes.

 

Yeah, but we can't hang on that forever. If you continue to win guess which guys you face during October baseball? Gotta find a way to beat them.

Still early in the season but we've been asking for a bit of "small ball" for quite sometime and it's been working so far. How many sac bunts have they had (position players), I've seen at least three in the past two games.

Yeah, but we can't hang on that forever. If you continue to win guess which guys you face during October baseball? Gotta find a way to beat them.

 

I know I know which is why I said I can accept them sometimes.

Gomes, Phillips, Votto, Hanigan, and Owings all big contributers tonight. Nice to see the team come back after the Marlins caught them.

Two games the Reds easily could have lost and they find a way to win them both, on the road no less.

 

They are on a roll right now.

Two games the Reds easily could have lost and they find a way to win them both, on the road no less.

 

They are on a roll right now.

 

At Florida none the less. Hostile...

 

Really though it's great seeing the Reds finding ways to win. Hope they keep it going.

All five Reds’ wins have come via runs scored in the final at-bat.

 

 

Nice little stat from John Fay. I hadn't really noticed that to be honest.

The Marlins are a good ballclub. I'd be happy with a split with the Marlins--especially with the horrible hitting the Reds have displayed so far.

 

The offense has been able to produce some runs. I guess AVGJOE is happy already. :D

I wish Crusty Baker would just let Owings hit sometime.

 

While I agree that sometimes he should be allowed to take a few swings that switch was the correct move. Hannigan had already been replaced so Ramon was coming in anyway. I'd rather have an everyday guy there than Owings.

While the Reds are not going to be a scoring machine by any measure, at least they are not the astronomically inept Astros. The Reds have scored 38 runs(4.75 pg) thus far; Houston has plated only 13(1.86 pg).

Dickerson 8

Janish 6

Votto 3

Phillips 4

Rolen 5

Bruce 9

Gomes 7

Hernandez 2

Bailey 1

I know the Reds next day off isn't until Monday, but rest Cabrera AND Stubbs on the same night?

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