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Track The NL Central Champion Reds (Week 11)

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From Lance: Since September 2, 2010 the Reds are 45-47 in their last 92 regular season games.

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It was today...The offense is very inconsistent...How anyone wouldn't want to improve the offense potentially is beyond me...Good pitching or not

 

 

During that same stretch mentioned above the offense scored: 7, 2, 4, 2, 8, 6, 8, 8, and 1 run. That's 46 run or 5.1 run per game. The ERA for the NL is 3.78 with an average of 4.14 runs allowed per game. The Reds offense scored almost a full run per game more than the league average and the starting pitchers had a 4.50 ERA which is almost 3/4 of a run worse than average. Sure they could get more out of the LF/SS positions but pitching is where the struggles have come from.

Remember at the beginning of the season when we talked about how the Red Legs needed to take advantage of the easy early schedule? They didn't.

 

Mo threw out their upcoming schedule and said the Reds are going to have to play .580 ball the rest of the way to get to 90 wins. Do we have any reason to believe they can?

Remember at the beginning of the season when we talked about how the Red Legs needed to take advantage of the easy early schedule? They didn't.

 

Mo threw out their upcoming schedule and said the Reds are going to have to play .580 ball the rest of the way to get to 90 wins. Do we have any reason to believe they can?

 

I don't believe we do...I will be happy if they come out of June .500 overall but I just don't see it...

Pirates won tonight. They are only .5 behind the Reds.

During that same stretch mentioned above the offense scored: 7, 2, 4, 2, 8, 6, 8, 8, and 1 run. That's 46 run or 5.1 run per game. The ERA for the NL is 3.78 with an average of 4.14 runs allowed per game. The Reds offense scored almost a full run per game more than the league average and the starting pitchers had a 4.50 ERA which is almost 3/4 of a run worse than average. Sure they could get more out of the LF/SS positions but pitching is where the struggles have come from.

This team has been built on pitching, defense, and then offense. No chance no matter who they bring up from AAA if the starting pitching isn't lights out from this point on. I believe they have to be at close to .600 clip to win 90. 90 may get them a wild card.

During that same stretch mentioned above the offense scored: 7, 2, 4, 2, 8, 6, 8, 8, and 1 run. That's 46 run or 5.1 run per game. The ERA for the NL is 3.78 with an average of 4.14 runs allowed per game. The Reds offense scored almost a full run per game more than the league average and the starting pitchers had a 4.50 ERA which is almost 3/4 of a run worse than average. Sure they could get more out of the LF/SS positions but pitching is where the struggles have come from.

 

33% of those games this scarily good offense scored 1 or 2 runs. Who were the Aces that shut down this great offense on that home stand? I think it's pretty safe to assume that both the offense and pitching have struggled at times(which is expected during a 162 game season). The thing is with the exception of Rolen at times the offensive guys have been healthy. If Bailey can get healthy and they go 30 or 45 games in a row with their top 6 starters making every start I'll take my chances that the pitching improves. There is seemingly no hope that Janish, Renteria, Gomes or Lewis will improve the productivity at LF or SS. That's not even mentioning that Rolen probably isn't going to tear it up at 3B.

33% of those games this scarily good offense scored 1 or 2 runs. Who were the Aces that shut down this great offense on that home stand? I think it's pretty safe to assume that both the offense and pitching have struggled at times(which is expected during a 162 game season). The thing is with the exception of Rolen at times the offensive guys have been healthy. If Bailey can get healthy and they go 30 or 45 games in a row with their top 6 starters making every start I'll take my chances that the pitching improves. There is seemingly no hope that Janish, Renteria, Gomes or Lewis will improve the productivity at LF or SS. That's not even mentioning that Rolen probably isn't going to tear it up at 3B.

 

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The starting pitching has not been as good as expected this year, but lately, specifically since the Atlanta series (12 games), they've turned in 9 quality starts. If they keep that up, you can't ask for much more than that. Their record in those 12 games? 6-6. So yeah, the offense may have produced in some of those games adequately, but the starting pitching is not the ones who should be shouldering the blame lately.

Over the last 6 seasons the Reds are 22-41 (.349) on the West Coast,

Gomes over. 200...2 for 2 so far with an RBI...

Zack Cozart didn't start today for the Bats but he had a pinch hit double, stole third and scored a run...Now up over. 320 extended his hitting streak to 15 games...I might start a thread for Cozart...Track Zack Cozart Reds Minor League player of the year 2011...

Cueto pitched a heck of a game tonight. I don't think he comes back for the 8th.

Big 2nd run. Gomes comes up hacking when the guy can't even throw a strike. Thankfully he threw a wild pitch before he got him out.

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