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Get away day special.
. Chris Heisey (R) CF
2. Wilson Valdez (R) SS
3. Brandon Phillips (R) 2B
4. Jay Bruce (L) RF
5. Ryan Ludwick (R) LF
6. Todd Frazier (R) 3B
7. Miguel Cairo (R) 1B
8. Dioner Navarro (S) C
9. Mat Latos (R) P
1. Norichika Aoki (L) RF
2. Carlos Gomez (R) CF
3. Ryan Braun (R) LF
4. Aramis Ramirez (R) 3B
5. Corey Hart (R) 1B
6. Rickie Weeks (R) 2B
7. Martin Maldonado (R) C
8. Jean Segura (R) SS
9. Randy Wolf (L) P
Looks like a 7-run lineup to me :beerme:
I'm fine with it. I just want to see anything different at the top of the lineup.
Hanigan and Stubbs are much better hitters v. lefties than righties. I don't quite understand why they started last night but are sitting today.
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Originally Posted by Kc61
dusty says hi. :D
heck i will be happy with 7 hits! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by CarolinaRedleg
I researched it and we've averaged 3.7 runs per game in our get-away games this season. But we're 11-6 in those games thus far. We've only had two games with anything close to 7 runs; one 8 run game and another at 6 runs (which averages, of course, to 7 runs in those games). Also one of those "get away" games was the Mets game where we got away to the Bronx.Quote:
Originally Posted by CarolinaRedleg
Reds go 1-2-3 in the first.
Reds go out very quietly in the first.
Stubbs has a .891 OPS vs. Lefties. He's sitting today. Digest that.
According the Uek, Randy Wolf is 11-4 in his career against the Reds. Hopefully that means nothing at the end of the day.
I'd say the career .837 OPS current Reds hitters have against Wolf says more than that record.Quote:
Originally Posted by cumberlandreds
true, but in 11 career AB against Wolf he's had only 2 hits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Homer Bailey
makes perfect sense
Brewers go 1-2-3 as Latos K's Braun.
Easy inning for Latos too. Nil to nil after one.