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Phillips smacks one up the middle, and we have a runner on.
Phillips and Bruce single.
I'm not sure I've ever seen Cueto look so uncomfortable on the mound, and definitely have never seen him work that slowly. Hopefully he settles down and gets into more of his normal rhythm.
Watching the replay of the Bruce single, good move that datdude held at 2nd.
Shoot. Frazier with a double play ball, all we get out of that is that Phillips goes to third.
Terrible at-bat by Frazier. Swung at everything.
“I don’t care,” Votto said of passing his friend and former teammate. “He’s in the past. Bye-bye, Jay.”
Awful AB by Frazier. EZ double play tapper to the mound...
Frazier grounds into a DP.
I'm not sure why you'd ever throw Frazier a strike. He swings at just about anything
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Par for the course for the Red's in the last month....that GIDP was an easy call.
Rangers got the Redszone scouting report on Frazier, 1 out of five pitches a strike and he swung at four of them.
Frazier is going to have to learn to stop swinging at the low and outside pitch or he will soon be a bench player.
So at what point do we admit Todd Frazier likely isn't very good?
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Billy_Bearcat (06-28-2013)
Perez didn't throw a strike to Heisey the whole AB. Didn't need to.
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