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Track the Reds (Week 6)

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I just wonder if "The Cowboy" had a chance to talk with Mr. Pryce. He stated his dissatisfaction over the air last week with Bailey and others nitpicking around the plate instead of pounding the strikezone with fastballs. He said the obvious that all it did was run up the pitch count and tax the bullpen. The last 5 outings have looked like this for the starters after the Bailey implosion against the Cubs last Friday night.

 

Harang 7 IP 2 ER 1 BB

Leake 6 2/3 IP 3 ER 1 BB

Arroyo 7 IP 1 ER 1 BB

Cueto 9 IP 0 ER 0 BB

Bailey 9 IP 0 ER 0 BB

 

That's 38 2/3 IP 6 ER 3 BB

 

 

 

Mighty impressive stats, to say the least.

 

1.40 ERA and 1 BB every 13 innings.... wow!

 

Now, if they decide to challenge Prince Albert this weekend, the ERA will likely a hit. WALK HIM, WALK HIM, and WALK HIM some more!!!

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Nice outing for Homer. Hopefully, something to build off for him.

Astros beat the Cards again.

 

STL. 20-14 _

CIN. 19-15 1

 

This is the weekend that the Reds show their mettle.

 

They get swept and the city of Cincinnati will just look at them as pretenders.

 

A close 2-1 series for the Cardinals and the questions will still be out there but a little belief.

 

Reds go 2-1 or lo and behold sweep the inventor of the game's manager in LaRussa and the city will begin believing.

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It's only May, but what a great environment it "SHOULD" be all weekend. Fans need to pack the place all 3 days.

 

I'm a Chicago fan 1st, but I have sat through a lot of Reds crap while living in Kentucky the last several years. It would be nice to finally see the Reds really contend through September.

This is the weekend that the Reds show their mettle.

 

They get swept and the city of Cincinnati will just look at them as pretenders.

 

A close 2-1 series for the Cardinals and the questions will still be out there but a little belief.

 

Reds go 2-1 or lo and behold sweep the inventor of the game's manager in LaRussa and the city will begin believing.

 

Sadly, this post represents a significant portion of the way that Cincinnati sports fans think...

 

Regardless of what happens this weekend, it is still May.

Sadly, this post represents a significant portion of the way that Cincinnati sports fans think...

 

Regardless of what happens this weekend, it is still May.

At some point to get the city behind them, they need to take on and soundly defeat the Pujols......I mean the Cardinals.

At some point to get the city behind them, they need to take on and soundly defeat the Pujols......I mean the Cardinals.

 

Agreed, but that will come later in the season.

 

I just hope we refuse to pitch to Pujols. I mean it. Let's knock off the "Don't let Pujols beat you" junk and get serious. Don't even pitch to him if there is a man on base or if it's a 1 run game.

Agreed, but that will come later in the season.

 

I just hope we refuse to pitch to Pujols. I mean it. Let's knock off the "Don't let Pujols beat you" junk and get serious. Don't even pitch to him if there is a man on base or if it's a 1 run game past his 1st AB.

 

I agree on the Pujols point.

 

BUT, this would be a big series to build momentum throughout the summer by soundly handling the Cardinals this weekend.

 

Let's not kid each other that if they are swept by the Cardinals this weekend, it will dampen any enthusiasm and the ticket sales at the gate. Right or wrong, that is what will happen.

 

It may be May but this is a big series that could be an obstacle to overcome or a step to propel them forward.

With the Brewers coming to Cincy for 2, I see it more as a 5 game homestand than a 3 game series...

The Reds, on Friday, start a streak of 20 games in 20 days.

 

With that in mind, nice to see the 'pen get some rest leading into it.

They had a better record at this time last year so not to get to excited yet. Big series coming up.

Reds pitchers have allowed one run over the last 29 innings.

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