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Track The NL Central Champion Reds (Week 11)

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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?

 

What Dusty and Walt both said, to be a BACKUP!!

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What Dusty and Walt both said, to be a BACKUP!!
If the Reds were committed to Janish getting 500 or so at-bats, they wouldn't have brought in Renteria for that price. They were buying an insurance policy, plain and simple.
They thought that they were getting one who could hit?

Possibly ... :lol:

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?

 

You have though when you say if the Reds thought Cozart was ready he would be up...It tells me you put alot of faith in the Reds judgement and ability to see when someone is ready for the show, when really im not so sure they are good in that respect...

If the Reds were committed to Janish getting 500 or so at-bats, they wouldn't have brought in Renteria for that price. They were buying an insurance policy, plain and simple.

 

Edgar is dusty guy plain and simple....In addition they wanted to bring in a winner.and he was just coming off a ws mvp...Why would they want Castro, I thought they are one in the same? Edgar was supposed to be able to play third and second as well which they eventually decided Edgar wasnt comfortable playing third...

You have though when you say if the Reds thought Cozart was ready he would be up...It tells me you put alot of faith in the Reds judgement and ability to see when someone is ready for the show, when really im not so sure they are good in that respect...
I trust Walt Jocketty's judgment ... the guy has a pretty impressive track record. What's yours?
Edgar is dusty guy plain and simple....In addition they wanted to bring in a winner.and he was just coming off a ws mvp...Why would they want Castro, I thought they are one in the same? Edgar was supposed to be able to play third and second as well which they eventually decided Edgar wasnt comfortable playing third...
Can you name me another team that came into this season with a contender and a player that they had committed to as an everyday shortstop, then brought in a veteran for $2 million strictly as a backup?
If the Reds were committed to Janish getting 500 or so at-bats, they wouldn't have brought in Renteria for that price. They were buying an insurance policy, plain and simple.

 

Then as bad as Janish is hitting why isn't Renteria getting more of an everyday chance? Being a veteran wouldn't you think he might get in a groove if given 4 or 5 games in a row?

Francisco Liriano perfect through 6 versus the Rangers.

Error by 2nd baseman stops perfect game of Liriano, but he still has not allowed a hit through 7 innings.

I trust Walt Jocketty's judgment ... the guy has a pretty impressive track record. What's yours?

 

The same as yours probably :D...23 Year old Reds fan, 24/7, 365 days a year I am consumed with Reds baseball, Reds Minor League Baseball and Baseball in general...Graduate of NKU with a Degree in Sports Business, just posting on message boards ruffling peoples feathers by posting my gods honest opinions and waiting for my first job with a minor league or independent franchise of some sort...That's my resume, nothing to it just a passion for Sports that eat, breathe, drink and dedicated Four years of studies to...You?

^ When you make it big don't forget the little guys. :D

The same as yours probably :D...23 Year old Reds fan, 24/7, 365 days a year I am consumed with Reds baseball, Reds Minor League Baseball and Baseball in general...Graduate of NKU with a Degree in Sports Business, just posting on message boards ruffling peoples feathers by posting my gods honest opinions and waiting for my first job with a minor league or independent franchise of some sort...That's my resume, nothing to it just a passion for Sports that eat, breathe, drink and dedicated Four years of studies to...You?
west is just a spot older.
^ When you make it big don't forget the little guys. :D

 

I will always be a bgp'er...everyone on here I consider a friend even though we argue.and haven't met this board is something I really enjoy...I don't know if I have what it takes to make it big but if I do the little guys will not be forgotten : )

Anybody got the lineup for tonight yet...nvm...

Stubbs Phillips Votto Bruce Rolen Gomes Renteria Hernandez Volquez...

This is probably my favorite lineup right now although I would swap Edgar and Ramon...

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