ESPN profusely complimenting Hanigan's game calling ability.
Speier complimented Bailey. Who is pitching great.
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ESPN profusely complimenting Hanigan's game calling ability.
Speier complimented Bailey. Who is pitching great.
Ellis K's. on to the bottom of the 5th.
Homer's dealing tonight.... Very impressed. Hopefully he can take this tempo into the playoffs with him.
Lots of runners left on base tonight. Missed a golden opportunity to light Kershaw up.
Oral called him one of, if not the best catcher in the NL....wow..:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kc61
we knew that...
Death to Gapper.
Frazier strikes out. One down, nobody on.
That pitch looked low and away to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by WVRedsFan
He has been pitching a lot better at home but with that being said, his numbers says that he is more comfortable on the road...start him game 2Quote:
Originally Posted by dman
Kershaw at 86 pitches. Reds should try to get the pitch count up as high as possible, get him out of the game.
Bottom line, he's still Clayton Kershaw one of the best in the league and the Reds are better off getting a reliever in there. Although that Belisario guy is tough.
Cairo flies to left. Automatic out. Two down
Phipps K's Inning over. Probably the end for Kershaw,
Phipps looking like a rookie.
Valdez can't hit, but I see some value in the guy. He's versatile. Can bunt, takes a walk, plays pretty good defense (I know, he made a bad error a few weeks back).Quote:
Originally Posted by WVRedsFan
Cairo has looked done all year. Helped having him when Votto and Rolen were both out, he played the right positions. But he just doesn't seem to have any bat speed left.
OK. Gotta quit PBP for awhile. Someone take over. Have a little work to do. I'll be watching and be back, but gotta step out,