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Track the Reds (Week 10)

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The issue tonight started with Cueto throwing belt high meatballs that allowed the Giants hitters to get in a groove. The guys that pitched the 7th didn't get blasted, but a few soft liners that landed for hits piled up. I'll remember how high of a pedestal you hold Masset and Cordero next time they get roughed up...

 

My biggest complaint with Massett and Coco is that they try to nibble instead of going after hitters with their best stuff. They are starting to pitch like Weathers but he had to do that because he couldn't blow a fastball by anyone. Whose job is it to tell these 2 guys to stop nibbling and throw the fastball more, Welsh, Brantley, Brennaman? They all see it but why do these guys continue to do it.

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Lecure vs Cain tomorrow. Going to be another tough win if they can pull it out...

"The last thing you wanna do is kills Arthur Rhodes. You need some other guys to step up." Quote from Dusty.

 

I agree 100%.

Keep him on hold and as far away from GABP as possible. The rocker suits him just fine.

 

 

 

So you think Herrera is doing a better job than Weathers did the past 3 or 4 years with the Reds?

So you think Herrera is doing a better job than Weathers did the past 3 or 4 years with the Reds?

 

This year by no means but you better go back and look at last year's numbers for Herrera.

My biggest complaint with Massett and Coco is that they try to nibble instead of going after hitters with their best stuff. They are starting to pitch like Weathers but he had to do that because he couldn't blow a fastball by anyone. Whose job is it to tell these 2 guys to stop nibbling and throw the fastball more, Welsh, Brantley, Brennaman? They all see it but why do these guys continue to do it.

 

I'd like to see both attack the zone more with the heater as well, but neither have thrown that for effective strikes very often either this season. Managing from the couch is easy. I'll leave it at that...

This year by no means but you better go back and look at last year's numbers for Herrera.

 

Herrera has never pitched well in clutch situations. He wasn't used hardly at all last season with the game on the line. He's fine as a guy to bring in down a couple or with a big lead but by no means is he a set up guy.

This year by no means but you better go back and look at last year's numbers for Herrera.

 

 

And you better go back and look at Weather's numbers his last 3 or 4 years with the Reds, and maybe you'll realize he did a pretty good job.

I'd like to see both attack the zone more with the heater as well, but neither have thrown that for effective strikes very often either this season. Managing from the couch is easy. I'll leave it at that...

 

It certainly doesn't pay as well though I can tell you that. That's why the toothpick gets $3.5m a year to make the hard decisions.

And you better go back and look at Weather's numbers his last 3 or 4 years with the Reds, and maybe you'll realize he did a pretty good job.

 

To start with Herrera shouldn't be with the team, he was a one year wonder and the league has figured him out. As for Weathers it was the happiest day of my life when he was traded to Milwaukee.

To start with Herrera shouldn't be with the team, he was a one year wonder and the league has figured him out. As for Weathers it was the happiest day of my life when he was traded to Milwaukee.

 

 

Why? I take it you still haven't looked at his numbers. He was certainly much better than some of the guys they are running out there right now.

Why? I take it you still haven't looked at his numbers. He was certainly much better than some of the guys they are running out there right now.

 

:thumb: He drove up my blood pressure as the closer but he was pretty solid in the set-up role.

Why don't the just use Masset, Rhodes, and Cordero every night? :rolleyes: Herrera was the right move there, it just didn't work out.

 

Bottomline is this team has 1 reliable arm in the pen, and he happens to be 40 and a situational lefty....They absolutely need to address the bullpen and do it soon. LeCure going out there will help, but that alone won't cut it. They have the pieces available if they want to make a move, but how much are they willing to give up?

Why don't the just use Masset, Rhodes, and Cordero every night? :rolleyes: Herrera was the right move there, it just didn't work out.

 

Bottomline is this team has 1 reliable arm in the pen, and he happens to be 40 and a situational lefty....They absolutely need to address the bullpen and do it soon. LeCure going out there will help, but that alone won't cut it. They have the pieces available if they want to make a move, but how much are they willing to give up?

 

 

He may have come over with the reputation as a situation lefty, but Rhodes has proven he is far more than that this year.

I just say use him when you need him. Would you have used Herrera to face the 2 righties leading off the 7th?

 

There's not a single poster on here that would have brought in Herrera in that situation.

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