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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Bottom of the order did all that they could. Happy to get the gift run there.


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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Quote Originally Posted by kbrake View Post
    Cingrani only had one pitch last year and did just fine. I think it is more more an issue of location than it is what exact pitch he is throwing.
    Don't you think hitters know that? If they know he's going to throw a fastball 70-80% of the time, they are going to be sitting on it. He's got some good heat but he's not fast enough to make a living off of it exclusively.
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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Thom sarcastically giving the fans a lashing for putting PED guys in the ASG.

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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Got Ramirez this time and facing Puig with two outs and nobody on is a very good thing.
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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

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    Once he shaved off his mustache they realized that it was Donald Lutz sitting on the bench and not the ghost of Dennis Eckersley.
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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    I'm bullish on Cingrani. His ability to cause a swing and miss is incredible. He will be fine.

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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Quote Originally Posted by Chip R View Post
    Don't you think hitters know that? If they know he's going to throw a fastball 70-80% of the time, they are going to be sitting on it. He's got some good heat but he's not fast enough to make a living off of it exclusively.
    I don't think it is about how fast he throws it I think it is about deception with his fastball. Guys can sit on it and if he throws in the right spot they still swing through it. When he is locating his fastball up guys routinely swing through it at 92 looking like they are swinging through a 97 MPH pitch.

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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Nice job by Cingrani through three innings.

    As long as he doesn't give up another HR to Van Slyke, he should get through the fourth without giving up a run.
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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    It is truly amazing how exciting Billy Hamilton makes the most routine ground ball play.

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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Quote Originally Posted by kbrake View Post
    I don't think it is about how fast he throws it I think it is about deception with his fastball. Guys can sit on it and if he throws in the right spot they still swing through it. When he is locating his fastball up guys routinely swing through it at 92 looking like they are swinging through a 97 MPH pitch.
    Their third time seeing him in a game is where his lack of another pitch really haunts him.
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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    CF never had it anyway. He had no bead on it at all. (On Phillips' hit)

    Now, we have Bruce with men on base. That is a good thing.
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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Quote Originally Posted by Kingspoint View Post
    Their third time seeing him in a game is where his lack of another pitch really haunts him.
    That and when he tires and Gameday starts listing his FB as "change-up".
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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Quote Originally Posted by Kingspoint View Post
    Their third time seeing him in a game is where his lack of another pitch really haunts him.
    Even then I think it is much more a case of stamina. I think after about 80 pitches Cingrani really starts to lose it and then things get ugly quick.

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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Another one....bummer.

    Straighten 'er out, Bruce.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbrake View Post
    Even then I think it is much more a case of stamina. I think after about 80 pitches Cingrani really starts to lose it and then things get ugly quick.
    I don't watch him personally enough to have any read on that. I've heard that before on Cingrani.

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    Re: 6/9/14 - Reds vs. Dodgers

    Quote Originally Posted by Kingspoint View Post

    As long as he doesn't give up another HR to Van Slyke, he should get through the fourth without giving up a run.
    Forgot Kemp was up still.
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