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Track The NL Central Champion Reds (Week 11)

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Typed in the wrong figure ... at the same age Janish is now, Castro had a .206 career average.

 

Can't refute any of the other figures, huh?

 

Yea Softj still has an overrated glove and can only play ss, castro can play third and Janish was though by many to be an everyday ss I will always stick by that...

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Yea Softj still has an overrated glove and can only play ss, castro can play third and Janish was though by many to be an everyday ss I will always stick by that...

Who are these people that thought Janish was an everyday player? Really? Do any of them work for the Reds?

Since Westsider loves when I hype prospects I think Boxberger from AA could be the next big reliever...lol...1.29 era in 24 gms...28 ip, 13 hits, 4 er, 11 bb, 46 ks...Kid looks like a young Gagne : )

 

His numbers are pretty impressive so far this year.

Was Dusty simply being loyal to one of his players? Maybe.

 

Again, Renteria was brought in for a reason ...

 

Yea to tutor and spell Janish...I guess after his WS heroics they thought he would be good in spot duty...

Was Dusty simply being loyal to one of his players? Maybe.

 

Again, Renteria was brought in for a reason ...

 

Why does this surprise you, its Reds management? Gomes also had a lockdown on LF if you remember that...This organization is stubborn to make change...Dusty still defends Janish, he's got a man crush on him...He loves his own guys and hates to throw them to the wolves for better players in AAA...

His numbers are pretty impressive so far this year.

 

This is the same team that brought Smith up from 2A so I think he could get a look...

One last time ... if the Reds were totally convinced that Janish was ready to be the everyday guy, they wouldn't have signed Renteria. Janish should be the starter over Renteria, because his defense is considerably better and Renteria isn't a very good hitter anymore.

 

There is a big difference between saying "Janish is our starter" and being so confident in him that you don't bring in a veteran to back him up.

One last time ... if the Reds were totally convinced that Janish was ready to be the everyday guy, they wouldn't have signed Renteria. Janish should be the starter over Renteria, because his defense is considerably better and Renteria isn't a very good hitter anymore.

 

There is a big difference between saying "Janish is our starter" and being so confident in him that you don't bring in a veteran to back him up.

 

It also proves the Reds aren't as good at scouting talent you seem to think they are because Janish never did anything to even be called the starter...I believe he was called the starter last year too before bringing in O Cab, Janish should've never made it past AAA...His stellar glove was good enough for a .969 fielding percentage in the minors

One last time ... if the Reds were totally convinced that Janish was ready to be the everyday guy, they wouldn't have signed Renteria. Janish should be the starter over Renteria, because his defense is considerably better and Renteria isn't a very good hitter anymore.

 

There is a big difference between saying "Janish is our starter" and being so confident in him that you don't bring in a veteran to back him up.

 

Who did they have to back Janish up then Cairo?

It also proves the Reds aren't as good at scouting talent you seem to think they are because Janish never did anything to even be called the starter...I believe he was called the starter last year too before bringing in O Cab, Janish should've never made it past AAA...His stellar glove was good enough for a .969 fielding percentage in the minors
I haven't said anything about the Reds' ability to scout talent, and personally, I wouldn't want Janish as my starting shortstop. Coming into this season, however, he was the best option they had in the organization.

 

Janish is an above-average glove at shortstop, whether or not you like it or care to admit it.

 

And, for the last time ... if the Reds were totally committed to Janish, they wouldn't have brought in Cabrera and Renteria. How hard is it for you to understand that?

Who did they have to back Janish up then Cairo?
They could have found some old utililty infielder (Juan Castro or the like) and brought them in at the minimum salary. Instead, they brought in Renteria at a $2.1 million price tag ... what does that tell you?
They could have found some old utililty infielder (Juan Castro or the like) and brought them in at the minimum salary. Instead, they brought in Renteria at a $2.1 million price tag ... what does that tell you?
They thought that they were getting one who could hit?

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