Thats where aurilia SHOULD be.
Protection for Jr and Dunn splitting them up.. and has the bat to do it.
We'll score alot 2nite.
Thats where aurilia SHOULD be.
Protection for Jr and Dunn splitting them up.. and has the bat to do it.
We'll score alot 2nite.
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I think #2 is a great place for Dunn.
School's out. What did you expect?
Too high in the lineup however in this lineup he should do damageOriginally Posted by pedro
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He gets on base a ton, two is a great place for him.
You might as well bat Dunn 2nd he sure isn't producing in the RBI spots but if he ever gets going he should drop down to 4.5 or 6.GO CINCY!!!!!
Don't forget, Aurilia is the Reds best hitter with runners in scoring position.
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I bet Dunn would score 140 runs if he batted #2 all year.
School's out. What did you expect?
Yep I agree.
EE needed a day off also.
My only Problem with Dunn is he tries to pull the ball too much.
Lopez on 1B unable to steal 2B and chances of Dunn GIDP go up when batting #2.
He sucks with runners on cause he tries to pull the ball to much.
EDIT:
Let me add what i DO like about it.
Jr is behind him and therefore he SHOULD see more to hit... Not to mention if Lopez IS ON BASE and Dunn DOES get a hit, we are gonna have runners on the corners with 0 outs and the middle of our lineup coming
Id rather see JR hitting in the 2 hole but his speed wont allow for that.. and besides he is our BEST and most FEARED Hitter so #3 is where he SHOULD be.
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Dunn is a very small GIDP risk because he doesn't hit many ground balls, and when he does it's to the secondbaseman, which makes it harder to turn.
I wouldn't worry too much about the lineup. This is AL ball (not to be confused with baseball). There are usually lots of RISP chances up and down the lineup.
Provided, of course, we can actually get some runners ON against Bonderman (a pretty good pitcher, I've heard).
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Odd, but oddly I like it.
A potential positive about Dunn hitting second is that when FeLo is on, the right side of the infield is more open with the 1B holding on Lopez.
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