It's early, but....
Reds pitchers lead the majors in K's, and 2nd fewest in BB's.
Reds hitters lead the majors in BB's , bottom 3rd fewest k's.
That, is exciting.
It's early, but....
Reds pitchers lead the majors in K's, and 2nd fewest in BB's.
Reds hitters lead the majors in BB's , bottom 3rd fewest k's.
That, is exciting.
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
Dogs sleeping with cats.... the end of civilization as we know it!!!
We'll go down in history as the first society that wouldn't save itself because it wasn't cost effective ~ Kurt Vonnegut
Thats a trend for success.Originally Posted by VR
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
“Everything that happens before Death is what counts.”
― Ray Bradbury, Something Wicked This Way Comes
Awesome, lets pop some popcorn.
Go Gators!
Reds are looking good.....sounds like a great year for....A STRIKE! Yeah, let's do it MLB!
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
The just completed 3-game series in Milwaukee...
* REDS batters draw 15 walks. Brewers batters get 2 walks.
>> REDS starters (Cueto, Fogg Harang) do not walk a batter (19.1 IP).
That is a recipe for winning games.The just completed 3-game series in Milwaukee...
* REDS batters draw 15 walks. Brewers batters get 2 walks.
>> REDS starters (Cueto, Fogg Harang) do not walk a batter (19.1 IP).
For every action there is an equal and opposite criticism.
here are more stats (not counting today's game):
as Lefthanded batters, Reds' OPS is .836
as Righthanded batters, Reds' OPS is .688
(this trend continues one of the sharpest demarcations for the Reds. Last year these numbers were .862 as lefthanded batters, and .716 as righthanded batters)
OPS vs. LHPers: .674. OPS vs. RHPers: .781
(again, a continuation of last years': OPS vs. LHPers: .732; OPS vs. RHPers: .790)
last year, Reds OPSed .791 when leading off innings, which is a terrific performance. This year, that number is a paltry .668, which probably explains a lot of the problems scoring runs.
to lead off game, last year the Reds OPSed .664. This year, it's .833. At this point, don't blame Patterson...
Clogging those bases.The just completed 3-game series in Milwaukee...
* REDS batters draw 15 walks. Brewers batters get 2 walks.
>> REDS starters (Cueto, Fogg Harang) do not walk a batter (19.1 IP).
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