What will the Reds record be after 17 of 20 on the road?

[Spring~Fields]

Mon. 12 at Philadelphia Reds 4 Phils 1
Wed. 14 at Philadelphia PPD
Thu. 15 at Philadelphia Phils 6 Reds 4
Fri. 16 at Chicago Cubs Cubs 11 Reds 10
Sat. 17 at Chicago Cubs Reds 3 Cubs 2
Sun. 18 at Chicago Cubs Reds 11 Cubs 10
Mon. 19 at Chicago Cubs 8 Reds 1
Tue. 20 Atlanta Reds 3 Braves 2

1st seven games played 1 post poned

Reds 4-3 .570 win pct.
12 games remaining.

Wed. 21 Atlanta Braves 9 Reds 5
Thu. 22 Atlanta Reds 5 Braves 3
Fri. 23 at Pittsburgh Reds 6 Pirates 4

Reds 6-4 .600 win pct.
9 games remaining

Sat. 24 at Pittsburgh Reds 9 Pirates 7
Sun. 25 at Pittsburgh Pirates 6 Reds 0
Mon. 26 at Pittsburgh Reds 5 Pirates 2

Reds 8-5 w/6games remaining
.620 win pct.

Tue. 27 at Milwaukee Brewers 9 Reds 8 :o
Wed. 28 at Milwaukee Brewers 10 Reds 9 :o

Reds 8-7

Fri. 30 at Houston Astros 6 Reds 1
Sat. 1 at Houston Astros 10 Reds 4

Reds 8-9 and falling fast!
.470 win pct. if one can call that a "win" pct.

Sun. 2 at Houston Astros 6 Reds 5
Mon. 3 at Houston Reds 7 Astros 5

Reds ended up with 9 wins and 10 losses win pct. .470

So much for pitching to contact

[tremere]

I don't know that it will stand this way, though I don't have any faith in the Reds FO, a bit of a stretch, but the FO and our bullpen are somewhat synonymous to me.

I will still have to wait and see what May and June brings.

Though the following has nothing to do with rather the Reds will win 92 games, none of the division teams seem to be winning that much, I mean that none of the teams in the Reds division seem dominate at this segment of the present season, which might make for a nice season regardless of 92 victories or less for the Reds.

You still didn't answer the question. Deferring your "serious" opinion until May/June doesn't answer the question of whether you CURRENTLY think the Reds are capable of holding a .571% winning percentage.

[tremere]

Careful.

I don't get it. Careful about what? He has a valid point.

[Matt700wlw]

Considering the monster that has peeked it's ugly head in at this point....we'll be lucky to be .500 -- all they have to do is win one of these to keep over .500 (if my Bowling Green math is correct)....I'm not sure if they can even do that at this point

[Spring~Fields]

You still didn't answer the question. Deferring your "serious" opinion until May/June doesn't answer the question of whether you CURRENTLY think the Reds are capable of holding a .571% winning percentage.

tremere
Are you hoping that they don't, or were you just bored?

[Spring~Fields]

My pessimistic prediction:

1 from the Phillies
1 from the Cubs
1 from the Braves
3 from Pittsburgh
2 from Milwaukee
1 from Houston

9 wins total.

We have a correct prediction of 9 wins, Johnny see SC Reds Fans for your prize money check :mhcky21:


Mon. 12 at Philadelphia Reds 4 Phils 1
Wed. 14 at Philadelphia PPD
Thu. 15 at Philadelphia Phils 6 Reds 4
Fri. 16 at Chicago Cubs Cubs 11 Reds 10
Sat. 17 at Chicago Cubs Reds 3 Cubs 2
Sun. 18 at Chicago Cubs Reds 11 Cubs 10
Mon. 19 at Chicago Cubs 8 Reds 1
Tue. 20 Atlanta Reds 3 Braves 2

1st seven games played 1 post poned

Reds 4-3 .570 win pct.
12 games remaining.

Wed. 21 Atlanta Braves 9 Reds 5
Thu. 22 Atlanta Reds 5 Braves 3
Fri. 23 at Pittsburgh Reds 6 Pirates 4

Reds 6-4 .600 win pct.
9 games remaining

Sat. 24 at Pittsburgh Reds 9 Pirates 7
Sun. 25 at Pittsburgh Pirates 6 Reds 0
Mon. 26 at Pittsburgh Reds 5 Pirates 2

Reds 8-5 w/6games remaining
.620 win pct.

Tue. 27 at Milwaukee Brewers 9 Reds 8
Wed. 28 at Milwaukee Brewers 10 Reds 9

Reds 8-7

Fri. 30 at Houston Astros 6 Reds 1
Sat. 1 at Houston Astros 10 Reds 4

Reds 8-9 and falling fast!
.470 win pct. if one can call that a "win" pct.

Sun. 2 at Houston Astros 6 Reds 5
Mon. 3 at Houston Reds 7 Astros 5

Reds ended up with 9 wins and 10 losses win pct. .470