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Cueto retires a batter without throwing a pitch

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If you don't want to get kicked in the head, stay out of the fight.

ST. LOUIS -- Jason LaRue's career is over, and while that's certainly a disappointment to both LaRue and the Cardinals, how it happened is much more distressing.

 

 

 

LaRue told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that he will not play again, a result of the concussion he suffered in the Cardinals' Aug. 10 scuffle with the Reds. Cincinnati pitcher Johnny Cueto kicked LaRue in the head repeatedly in the midst of the melee.

 

 

 

LaRue and the club initially hoped he would only be out a few days, but symptoms have lingered. LaRue remains at his home in Texas for the time being.

 

 

 

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So the guys pinning down Cueto's along the backstop, had nothing to do with it?

 

He is some great advice!

Don't want to get hurt in a baseball fight? Don't leave the dugout!

Glad he retires a Cardinal.

I can only imagine what this thread would be like if the teams were reversed ...

I smell A lawsuit

I can only imagine what this thread would be like if the teams were reversed ...

Record wise?

I can only imagine what this thread would be like if the teams were reversed ...

 

Do you imagine it anything like the difference between you posting in the Reds threads when they are a losing team and when they are a winning team, and leading the division? :sssh: :D :lol:

Do you imagine it anything like the difference between you posting in the Reds threads when they are a losing team and when they are a winning team, and leading the division? :sssh: :D :lol:

 

:lol:

Do you imagine it anything like the difference between you posting in the Reds threads when they are a losing team and when they are a winning team, and leading the division? :sssh: :D :lol:
I've been posting all season ... but when football season gets here, my posting priorities change. And let's face it ... there isn't much of a race going on anymore.

 

If you want me to come back more often, I'll make a point to ... it isn't like you like much of what I say anyway.

I've been posting all season ... but when football season gets here, my posting priorities change. And let's face it ... there isn't much of a race going on anymore.

 

If you want me to come back more often, I'll make a point to ... it isn't like you like much of what I say anyway.

 

 

Oh I forgot, there wasn't a football season last year, and the race was so close. :lol:

Oh I forgot, there wasn't a football season last year, and the race was so close. :lol:
My baseball posts tend to dwindle this time of the year ... kind of like the Reds' fans on here most of the last several years.

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