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A new type of nasty boys

Can anyone here remember a more suspect and usless bullpen that the reds have had in the last 50 years?

Re: A new type of nasty boys

Were you around last year when a certain frosted-hair sportin', Rolls Royce-driving, RC truck owner was serving as the closer?

Re: A new type of nasty boys

Yeah, it's been pretty bad for a couple of years now.

Re: A new type of nasty boys

I remember the days of Rick Krivda, Mark kroon and Mark Hutton

Re: A new type of nasty boys

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Originally Posted by redsupport

I remember the days of Rick Krivda, Mark kroon and Mark Hutton

But those teams had Shaw, Sully, Belinda and Graves too.

1993 was a bad year

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GAMES                            G       IP       ERA    BR/9 IP     GS     

1    Jeff Reardon                 58     61.2     -.04     -.65        0   

2    Rob Dibble                   45     41.2    -2.43     4.38        0   

3    Jerry Spradlin               37     49       0.56    -2.73        0   

4    Greg Cadaret                 34     32.2     -.91     5.17        0   

5    Kevin Wickander              33     25.1    -2.70     6.36        0   

6    Scott Service                26     41.1     0.34    -1.14        0   

7    Johnny Ruffin                21     37.2     0.46    -1.00        0   

8    Milt Hill                    19     28.2    -1.60     1.03        0   

9    Bill Landrum                 18     21.2     0.31    -2.50        0   

10   Steve Foster                 17     25.2     2.29    -2.30        0

Re: A new type of nasty boys

funny, milt hill, and bill landrum were serviceable elsewhere, spradlin was from california, ruffin formed an important nucleus of pitchers with the j.r. initials, jerry reuss, jeff reardon, john roper, and jose rijo