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Track the Reds (2nd Half, Week 9)

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Good inning by the Reds, but we all know what the Rockies can do in this ballpark. Just ask the Cardinals.

Good inning by the Reds, but we all know what the Rockies can do in this ballpark. Just ask the Cardinals.

 

They can

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Walk the pitcher...

 

To open the flood gates. Unacceptable. Brantley said it perfectly.

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Well Harang I really wanted to see you succeed, but you simply don't have it anymore. Thanks for the great years you had, but take a seat, and let somebody else do the job.

Harang couldn't have pitched against my high school team. So freakin predictable.

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This umpire sucks.

Take a good look at that beard, probably the last time you will see him pitch in a Reds uni.

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A Casey McGehee error on a double play ball opens the door for the Cardinals in the top of the 8th. 1st and 2, and one out for Matt Holliday. Score tied 2-2

This umpire sucks.

 

No doubt and Harang doesn't have good enough stuff to not pitch the corners. Against the pitcher though he should have tried the middle as Brantley pointed out and you mentioned.

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