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No score in the Top of the 4th.
Ty Taubenheim vs. Elizardo Ramirez
Lizard has struck out 3 in 3 innnings thus far.
Syracuse
Lydon CF
Roberts 2B
Barker 1B
Griffin, J LF
Mottola RF
Hattig, J DH
Cosby 3B
Figueroa SS
Mahoney C
Taubenheim, T P
Louisville
Bergolla, W SS
Snyder 3B
Gutierrez 1B
Stratton DH
Abad LF
Buchanan RF
Long CF
Jorgensen C
Kata 2B
Ramirez P
Still no score after 4. Snyder and Stratton both singled to no avail.
Top 5th
Syracuse 0 1 0
Louisville 0 2 0
John Ford-Griffin doubled to left off of Lizard to start the 5th.
I never realized you could get Gameday for the minor league games
Top 6th
Syracuse 0 2 0
Louisville 0 2 0
Ramirez has 5 Ks in 5 IP thus far.
Due Up:
Long F-8 1 out
Jorgensen F-5 2 outs
Kata F-9 3 outs
No score after 5.
Only for Triple A games.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedsFan75
Chattanooga is about to start, and Sarasota is in the 3rd inning having yet to score. Just for those interested. James Avery is through 2, 2hits, 2 walks, 1 strikeout, 0 runs.
they started that this year with AAA gamesQuote:
Originally Posted by RedsFan75
Lizard had a fine outing. Right now Wagner is just bad.
Elizardo Ramirez went 6 IP 3 H 0 R 7 K 0 BBs
Chattanooga won 5-4:
Steve Kelly 6.1 IP 5 H 3 R 6 K 3 BBs
Joey Votto 0-4 3 Ks
Sarasota won 7-4:
Strait (forget his 1st name) 4-5 4 2Bs 2 R 1 RBI
James Avery 3.2 IP 6 H 3 R 3 K 3 BBs
Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckeye33
(Cody) :D
Lizard is prototypical AAAA -- Stuff that can make minor leaguers look silly, but lack of a fastball with good velocity or movement and an inability to put hitters away with a given pitch or get hitters to chase pitches.Quote:
Originally Posted by TRF
When he was up in the bigs last year, he spent too much time in the zone and get pounded. I know he's young, but I really see no future for Lizard with the Reds in any role other than a mopup guy. I'd love him to prove me wrong, but I just didn't see it when he was up last year.
I am not sure on the Lizard. He sorta reminds me of Harang a little. He was only 22 last year and not even ready for AAA let alone major leagues. When his body fills out, he should solidly be a low 90's thrower with decent enough stuff(Harang doesn't blow anybody away with his) with good makeup to be a serviceable major league starter. He is no ace, but not many are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caveat Emperor
Well he does throw strikes. He and Germano both have MLB futures IMO. I don't think he needs oomph as much as he needs movement, and the maturity to know when and how to go outside the zone. His rep (and Germano's) is pinpoint control. If that control is coupled with keeping the ball down, the Reds may have something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caveat Emperor
But I wouldn't even give him a sniff again until Sept.