June 25, 201016 yr Reds 1/2 game back now. I will take that after a rough month of June. Hopefully the bats will come alive this weekend.
June 25, 201016 yr Author It looks as if Phillips is the new leadoff man. Brandon Phillips 2b Orlando Cabrera ss Joey Votto 1b Scott Rolen 3b Jonny Gomez lf Jay Bruce rf Drew Stubbs cf Ramon Hernandez c Aaron Harang p vs. LHP Aaron Laffey (0-1, 5.61 ERA)
June 25, 201016 yr Author Gomes' Hispanic cousin? :laugh: I never even caught that when I copied and pasted.
June 25, 201016 yr I am going to try real hard to be happy this weekend especially for Hammertime since he will be performing next month when we celebrate the Red's last World Series win. We have a tough series to start next week with the Phillies in town and Rollins back in the lineup. Cleveland has been swinging the bat well lately with the exception of Kearns who had been on fire but cooled off versus the Pirates and Phillies the last 6 games. They are 1-9 though in their last 10 so let's keep them down. Harang needs to keep the ball in the park and not walk batters, a tall order for the big man versus this lineup. Get the homestand off to a good start Aaron and keep me happy at least for a day. 1. Trevor Crowe .255 2. Shi-Soo Choo .289 (Red's killer) 3. Carlos Santana .316 ( I knew he could play the guitar but didn't know he could hit a baseball) 4. Austin Kearns .278 (Ex Red) 5. Russell Branyan .261 (Ex Red among many stops) 6. Jhonny Peralta .258 7. A Hernandez .276 8. Jason Donald .255 9. Aaron Laffey 0-1 5.61 (just up from Columbus where they put him back in a starter role after being in the bullpen for the Tribe earlier in the year) Edited June 25, 201016 yr by EZ Living
June 25, 201016 yr I can't understand why any Reds' fan isn't excited about Stubbs. The young man already brings a lot to the table and is only going to get better and better. I love the way he hits to the opposite field.
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