Worked yesterday.
Worked yesterday.
Originally Posted by Raisor
Per Fay:
Willy Taveras cf
Jerry Hairston Jr. 3b
Joey Votto 1b
Brandon Phillips 2b
Jonny Gomes lf
Ryan Hanigan c
Chris Dickerson rf
Paul Janish ss
Aaron Harang p
vs. LH Doug Davis
D-Bags
Lopez 2B
Drew SS
Upton RF
Reynolds 3B
Parra LF
Montero C
Tracey 1B
Romero LF
Davis P
Someone pointed out that some guys were getting off days.
"I look at as couple of guys getting 'on' days," Dusty Baker said. "We're trying to win every game we can down this stretch."
He added: "This gives me quite a few options off the bench."
SAVE THE DATE: Redsfest will be Dec. 4 and 5.
LOOK FOR A HOMER: In the 523-game history of Great American Ball Park, there has been only one streak of two straight games without a home run. There wasn't a homer in last night's game, only the 40th homerless game at GABP.
THE REASON? Ramon Hernandez has a reason for not sliding on his double last night. "I almost tripped," he said. "Funny stuff."
Hernandez said he's fine physically. But he was OK with the day off.
"We got another good catcher," he said. "(Ryan Hanigan) is playing well."
Last edited by forfreelin04; 07-02-2009 at 12:36 PM. Reason: D Backs Lineup
(BTW, my feed is way behind the actual game. GameDay is actually ahead of it)
Top of 1st:
Lopez strikes out looking on three pitches. 1 out
1-2-3 first. Apparently Phillips made a great play to end the inning according to Marty.
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Sorry lost the feed.
Drew and Upton both grounded to Phillips 3 out.
the Willy woody strike again
Votto a two out double off the wall.
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Phillips GO to first to end the mild threat. 0-0 after one.
Reds Fan Since 1971
RBI bloop single by Tracey puts the D-Backs ahead 1-0 in the 2nd.
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Romero K's to end the 2nd 1-0 DBacks.
Reds Fan Since 1971
Thanks for the PBP. My feed is toast.
Harang walked the impatient rookie Parra on four pitches, he stole second after being caught in all four of his previous attempts, then the .202-hitting Tracy dumped a blooper in front of Gomes. Some bad luck, some just bad.
Interesting: Harang threw 100% fastballs in that inning and, according to Gameday, has thrown only one breaking ball in 30 pitches so far. He's topped out at 93.
Gomes flies out to CF 1 out
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." -- Albert Einstein
Davis' fastball is around 87. He's Crafty.
Usually the Reds are helpless around the Crafty Lefties but Davis, if I recall, was always one they did pretty well against when he was in Milwaukee.
Hanigan walks
one one one out
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." -- Albert Einstein
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