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Track the Reds (2nd Half, Week 4)

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Votto most of the games

 

Should've asked what kind of 3 hole hitter did they have. I think that makes a HUGE difference. The two hole hitter will see a lot better pitches in front of the 2010 Votto.

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I fully expect Janish to play well...It seems that any time this year a starter has went out, their replacement has really stepped up and filled in more than adequately....(See Cairo, Corky, etc.)

I fully expect Janish to play well...It seems that any time this year a starter has went out, their replacement has really stepped up and filled in more than adequately....(See Cairo, Corky, etc.)

 

You are the true optimist, one can only hope that happens.

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Patience isn't much of a virtue with this crowd ...

 

 

Well we certainly don't have the patience of Cubs fans, that's for sure. :lol:

You are the true optimist, one can only hope that happens.

 

I've never seen the word optimist be used in a sentence to describe me, especially when dealing with sports...:lol: I guess that shows how negative it is in here sometimes...:lol:

I, too, think Janish will play well. He's as slick fielding the ball as Bill Clinton is undoing bra straps. At the dish, I think he's more than capable of hitting .250 or .260 over a period of 25 or 30 games.

I, too, think Janish will play well. He's as slick fielding the ball as Bill Clinton is undoing bra straps. At the dish, I think he's more than capable of hitting .250 or .260 over a period of 25 or 30 games.

 

You know it's not all about the average, it's what the hitter does to meet the situation. Does he move the runner when it needs to happen, can he lay down the bunt to move the runner. Can he hit and run with the man on first so they can continue to go 1st to 3rd or to stay out of the double play? Does he drive in the big 2 out runners. Can he steal a base, (this one I think we all know the answer to)? As much as we loved Sean Casey, he always had a nice average but when you needed him to hit with 2 outs and a man in scoring position he wasn't always able to answer the bell thus not high RBI numbers.

You know it's not all about the average, it's what the hitter does to meet the situation. Does he move the runner when it needs to happen, can he lay down the bunt to move the runner. Can he hit and run with the man on first so they can continue to go 1st to 3rd or to stay out of the double play? Does he drive in the big 2 out runners. Can he steal a base, (this one I think we all know the answer to)? As much as we loved Sean Casey, he always had a nice average but when you needed him to hit with 2 outs and a man in scoring position he wasn't always able to answer the bell thus not high RBI numbers.

 

Casey's RISP AVG:

 

04 .304

05 .286

06 .306/Pitt

06 .314/Det

07 .269

08 .302

And swing and a miss. Now that's not hitting with runners in scoring position. :D

Casey's RISP AVG:

 

04 .304

05 .286

06 .306/Pitt

06 .314/Det

07 .269

08 .302

 

Casey's AVG those years:

 

04 .324

05 .312

06 .296/pitt

06 .245/det

07 .296

08 .322

 

In 06 he only played barely over 100 games and only had 59 RBI's. Seems to me EZ was right. He had a better AVG every year you mentioned except 06.

Votto sounds like he'll be back in the lineup tomorrow. Honestly if the Reds win tonight I'd just go ahead and give him tomorrow off too. No need to rush it.

Votto sounds like he'll be back in the lineup tomorrow. Honestly if the Reds win tonight I'd just go ahead and give him tomorrow off too. No need to rush it.

 

 

Do you have any idea what the BGP riots would be like if Votto was healthy, Dusty didn't play him & the Reds lost a game to the Pirates?

Do you have any idea what the BGP riots would be like if Votto was healthy, Dusty didn't play him & the Reds lost a game to the Pirates?

 

Hell, I'm ready to riot just reading that. lol

I also expect Janish to fill in and do a solid job at the plate. Most of all, I love seeing him make plays in the field. He's nasty with the leather..

Casey's AVG those years:

 

04 .324

05 .312

06 .296/pitt

06 .245/det

07 .296

08 .322

 

In 06 he only played barely over 100 games and only had 59 RBI's. Seems to me EZ was right. He had a better AVG every year you mentioned except 06.

 

If the point he was trying to make is simply that his overall average was higher that RISP then he was correct. However, he said that Casey had a good overall average but when men were in scoring position he didn't do well. I think the stats would show that's not the case.

 

With that said, I don't think RISP is an end-all-be-all stat.

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