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Lineups per Marc's blog:
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Reds
Ryan Freel 2B
Quinton McCracken LF
Rich Aurilia SS
Adam Dunn 1B
Jacob Cruz DH
Austin Kearns RF
DeWayne Wise CF
Frank Menechino 3B
Dane Sardinha C
Justin Germano P
Blue Jays
Reed Johnson DH
Russ Adams SS
Alex Rios CF
Troy Glaus 3B
Eric Hinske RF
Bengie Molina C
Aaron Hill 2B
Jason Phillips 1B
Adam Lind LF
Roy Halladay P
Marc also had a Milton update that I forgot to post.
And commentary from a guy named Joel:Quote:
DUNEDIN -- Lovely day here at Knology Park. Back at home, Eric Milton threw a six-inning simulated game, using 76 pitches. That's fairly efficient, especially considering it took Claussen 82 pitches to work four innings yesterday. I'd expect Milton to be back in Grapefruit League action next week.
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Marc,
Do you know how many simulated home runs Milton gave up in his game?
That's hilarious! :D :roll:
I only wish I was the Joel that thought of it..
Jr. should be on his way into town, one would guess...
I haven't kept up with this -- how is Roy Halladay? (who happens to be one of my favorite pitchers in the whole wide world.) Is he fully recovered?
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Originally Posted by vaticanplum
He's Richer! 3 yr 40 million extension
Solid 3 hitter.
I thought you'd like that. At least Freel is leading off and playing 2B and Dunn is playing 1B.Quote:
Originally Posted by KronoRed
And commentary from a guy named Joel:
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Marc,
Do you know how many simulated home runs Milton gave up in his game?
I thought it was suppose to read "Who many simulated Miltons did Milton give up?":)
1-1 after two innings. Hinske homered off Germano in the 2nd inning for the Jays. Not sure how the Reds scored.
Leadoff base hit for the Jays in the third. Germano has given up at least three hits so far.
Another single for Troy Glaus. Two on, one out.
Nice 6-4-3 ends the inning. 1-1 after 3.
Quinton McCracken leads off the fourth. Forty-five pitches for Roy Halladay so far... that's a lot for him for three innings.
Quick groundout is out #1.
Aurilia. Makes an out.
Dunn whiffs and the inning ends. 1-1 after 3.5.
Austin Kearns with a manly RBI single for the Reds' run.
Hinske's homer is described as a "veritable moon shot, even though the moon isn't out." Actually, it is, but whatever.
Leadoff double for Bengie Molina. Germano is still pitching in the fourth. Aaron Hill then gets plugged in the shoulder, and there's two on. Don't worry, Aaron, he only throws 88. But he comes out of the game anyway.
A three-run homer is just fifteen feet foul. Jason Phillips, it was.
I missed the rest of the inning.
Green uniforms today?
Thanks for the updates Doc!