"Even a bad day at the ballpark beats the snot out of most other good days. I'll take my scorecard and pencil and beer and hot dog and rage at the dips and cheer at the highs, but I'm not ever going to stop loving this game and this team and nobody will ever take that away from me." Roy Tucker October 2010
does anyone on here go to the mudcats games? I just moved down here to Wilson and I'll be looking to go to some games with fellow Reds fans.
Does this mean that we're not getting Drew Sutton?
Go BLUE!!!
I gotta say as much as I concur with CE on this you bring up an excellent point. The good thing about Todd is if he gets moved to another position I have faith that he will have a much shorter learning curve than the norm, especially since he was a leftside IF for so long. So I am ok with this for now.
But I can't help but think that Dusty has already poisoned Walts mind as to which of these guys has a brighter big league future. Lord knows Walt wouldn't know the difference on his own.
"You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one."
--Woody Hayes
"Even a bad day at the ballpark beats the snot out of most other good days. I'll take my scorecard and pencil and beer and hot dog and rage at the dips and cheer at the highs, but I'm not ever going to stop loving this game and this team and nobody will ever take that away from me." Roy Tucker October 2010
Dallas Buck, rhp, Reds: Buck’s career has been riddled with injuries since he helped lead Oregon State to the 2006 College World Series title as a junior while pitching through a sore arm that turned out to be a partial ligament tear in his elbow. The injury dropped Buck from a possible first-round pick to the third round, and he’s yet to throw more than 100 innings in a pro season. He had Tommy John surgery midway through the 2007 season that also cost him the first half of 2008, and now Buck finds himself back on the DL with right shoulder inflammation. The latest setback was noticeably frustrating for Buck, who hurled his glove into the dugout after being pulled from a 1-1 game in the fourth inning on Thursday with the injury. Buck’s fastball sat at 87-90 mph and touched 91 with good tailing life on Thursday, though he struggled to throw strikes and miss bats.
http://www.baseballamerica.com/blog/...3739#more-3739
Sorry, Dallas.
That really sucks.
Try to stay positive, buddy. There's a lot of us cheering for you.
Does anyone know Sutton's experience at SS? I would guess it is not good. So if Valaika goes to 2nd, where does Sutton play? Third with Bolivar or Richar at SS? The Bats' infield is going to continue to post some high error rates.
This was awhile ago Goya, just bumped to talk about Buck going to DL
Domo Arigato, Here Comes Joey Votto
---TRF
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