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Follow the clueless Dusty led Reds (Week 1)

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Makes a nice play to get him in a rundown.

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Not that we have a clear better option, but I'm sick of seeing Janish. He's been a AA caliber player at best this year. .230 batting average with literally no power, and 2nd most errors on the team. I know that if Cozart didn't get hurt we probably wouldn't be watching him, but I just can't take any more of him.
Shortstops make errors ... that's the nature of the position. His fielding percentage is right about the league average and his range factor is above the league average. The two rating systems I've seen have him above average.

 

Janish is never going to be a decent major league hitter ... that was obvious by his minor league stats. But he's there for his glove, which isn't bad.

 

If you're blaming certain players for the Reds' collapse, he shouldn't be all that high on the list. He's producing about what he should be expected to produce.

Fowler ran into a tag at 3rd. Unbelievable. Gift. Reds will take it.

Another lackluster night offensively, 7 hits and 3 solos. Renteria, Votto and Bruce provide the offense with 3 dingers and 5 of the 7 hits. This team just doesn't string hits together at all.

Shortstops make errors ... that's the nature of the position. His fielding percentage is right about the league average and his range factor is above the league average. The two rating systems I've seen have him above average.

 

Janish is never going to be a decent major league hitter ... that was obvious by his minor league stats. But he's there for his glove, which isn't bad.

 

If you're blaming certain players for the Reds' collapse, he shouldn't be all that high on the list. He's producing about what he should be expected to produce.

 

Where in my post did I even hint that he was the reason for the Reds' collapse? :confused: I just don't want to see him on the Red's roster. He's garbage. :idunno:

Where in my post did I even hint that he was the reason for the Reds' collapse? :confused: I just don't want to see him on the Red's roster. He's garbage. :idunno:
He's not great, but he's not garbage, either.
He's not great, but he's not garbage, either.

 

He's been an average defender this season at best. No home run power at all while batting in the .220s with a .277 slugging %. He's garbage, not a Major league caliber player. :deadhorse:

He sucks. He is a decent option to fill in once or twice a week but that's about it.

He sucks. He is a decent option to fill in once or twice a week but that's about it.
Exactly. He has a place on a major league roster as a utility infielder, but that's about it.
He's been an average defender this season at best. No home run power at all while batting in the .220s with a .277 slugging %. He's garbage, not a Major league caliber player. :deadhorse:
You say he's been average, but the rating systems (rating defense is an inexact science, admittedly) say he's been above-average every year he's been in the majors. Let's be honest. It's the only reason he's in the majors.

I'd far prefer Dontrelle Willis at the dish than Paul Janish.

Will Cueto bounce back after his last outing?

Will Cueto bounce back after his last outing?

 

Yes, he had food poisoning his last start and felt like he was going to puke the whole time he was pitching. CG shutout today. :D

I'd far prefer Dontrelle Willis at the dish than Paul Janish.
And who would you prefer at shortstop? :lol:

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