Out of left field idea for new hitting coach
 

Okay if Brook Jacoby is out how about Scott Hatteburg? he had a career on base percentage of .361 walked 59 more times than he struck out and knew how to work a count, in moneyball it talked about how he broke down the strike zone to a science sounds like a perfect hitting coach and at least worth a look plus he has been with the organisation before. ALthough thats saying that Jocoby doesent come back witch he probobly will

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I could be convinced -- but could he?

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i like even Kevin Mitchell Power and a clutch .300 hitter in his career. He helped Jonny Gomes turn his career around. Dave Parker.. Power bat and a .300 hitter and clutch.. would be a way better option than Jacoby!!!

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Eric Davis

Re: Out of left field idea for new hitting coach
 

No, you guys are ridiculous. You stay with the guy who had a .270 career avg. ;)

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sorry to rain on your parade but i was at a eric davis autograph signing like six months ago and when asked if he would be interested in a hitting coach/head coach job he responded that "his skills and knowledge were to much for him to limit himself to one level of the reds organisation so he will continue as an assistant"

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Marty. Do you like Scott HAtteberg?

Eric Davis

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