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Track the Reds (Week 9)

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Cordero is tring his best to take the "thrill" away from those who would be thrilled with a .500 trip.

 

Rookie pitcher going against the Cardinals in that 3rd game, losing the first game against an improved Nats team. Yeah, .500 would be a success.

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His contract says different.

 

I know it's an obscene contract, I just wasn't sure when it ends.

Does anybody else think that Dusty needs to get the message to Coco that he should stop throwing offspeed pitches to leadoff hitters with a 2 run lead. Walking batters and throwing a lot of pitches is sadly becoming way too common for Coco. When a closer throws mid 90s he shouldn't be nibbling around the plate with offspeed stuff. The one guy in the bullpen that you used to be pretty confident with can no longer be trusted to close it out.

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On November 28, 2007, the Cincinnati Reds officially announced that Cordero had been signed to a 4-year, $46 million deal, the most expensive deal ever signed by a relief pitcher.

 

So my math is bad, that's one more year of this? Yeah, no way the Reds can let that happen.

Does anybody else think that Dusty needs to get the message to Coco that he should stop throwing offspeed pitches to leadoff hitters with a 2 run lead. Walking batters and throwing a lot of pitches is sadly becoming way too common for Coco. When a closer throws mid 90s he shouldn't be nibbling around the plate with offspeed stuff. The one guy in the bullpen that you used to be pretty confident with can no longer be trusted to close it out.

 

No excuse for walking some of the batters that he gives free passes to. His approach to bad hitters is nauseating.

The toothpick had a chance to make a move here and failed miserably. Is Rhodes not available today to pitch to one batter?

If Chris Welsh can see that Cordero and Massett nibble too much can't the toothpick? I am getting real sick of these two guys throwing offspeed pitches when they throw mid 90s!!!!!!

My heart can't take too many of these games.

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