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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Quote Originally Posted by jojo View Post
    The throw to home was the result of being completely off balance. I guess his footwork could be criticized.
    It's quite simple IMO. Just watch how Rosales did it.

    A third baseman needs to set his feet before he throws. If he throws off balance, the throw will likely be errant.

    It's easy on the easy plays. But when the play will be close, a third baseman still has to set his feet. Or he will throw wild. He can rush the play, ok, but he still has to set up or it will go wild.

    Rosales, as an example, would always set up before a throw. His throws were true. Even on the close plays.

    When rushed, EE's instinct is just to throw. He doesn't tend to take the extra time to set his feet. He gets the throw off quickly, butis off balance and it doesn't go straight. That's how I see it.


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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Three lefties waiting for the Reds in Philly, Hamels on Monday, Happ on Tuesday (ERA at 2.96 for the rookie) and Moyer on Thursday.

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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Ludwick grounds to SS.

    Roenicke gets it done, and then some.

    Wow.

    8-0 Cards middle of six, but there's the good news from today. What Roenicke just did.

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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Nicely done by Roenicke.
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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Quote Originally Posted by Kc61 View Post
    It's quite simple IMO. Just watch how Rosales did it.

    A third baseman needs to set his feet before he throws. If he throws off balance, the throw will likely be errant.

    It's easy on the easy plays. But when the play will be close, a third baseman still has to set his feet. Or he will throw wild. He can rush the play, ok, but he still has to set up or it will go wild.

    Rosales, as an example, would always set up before a throw. His throws were true. Even on the close plays.

    When rushed, EE's instinct is just to throw. He doesn't tend to take the extra time to set his feet. He gets the throw off quickly, butis off balance and it doesn't go straight. That's how I see it.
    Excellent viewpoint. It seems like EE just doesn't keep his composure and loses his focus on the close plays. But even early in this game he had a routine play with plenty of time to make a quality throw and lazily tossed one off the bag that Votto had to apply the tag with. I am convinced that it is 99% mental when it comes to his errors, because physically he can get to balls that nobody else would sniff.
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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Forgvie me for my George Grande momemt

    But anyone see the shot of Pujols in the dugout after that last A/B?

    Even with the way this guy has been perfroming this year (totally unreal), he was very upset over what he did in that A/B, even with his team up 8-0.

    What a competitive spirit. I wish we'd see that more consistently out of some of these Reds players.
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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Bottom of the 6th, quest for the improbable 9-run comeback win commences anew.

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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Quote Originally Posted by GAC View Post
    Forgvie me for my George Grande momemt

    But anyone see the shot of Pujols in the dugout after that last A/B?

    Even with the way this guy has been perfroming this year (totally unreal), he was very upset over what he did in that A/B, even with his team up 8-0.

    What a competitive spirit. I wish we'd see that more [b]consistently[/b[ out of some of these Reds players.
    Pujols is the perfect baseball player.
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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Sutton flies to deep CF.

    One down.

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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Quote Originally Posted by jojo View Post
    Pujols is the perfect baseball player.
    I agree.

    When I was at yesterday's game I compared Votto to Pujols simply because of how valuable Votto has been to the Reds this year.... and some Card fans sitting behind me agreed. They think Votto is something special.
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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Dickerson grounds out to 1b, quest for the improbable 9-run comeback not going well here in the 6th.

    Willy T grounds out.

    8-0 Cards after six innings.

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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Quote Originally Posted by membengal View Post
    Three lefties waiting for the Reds in Philly, Hamels on Monday, Happ on Tuesday (ERA at 2.96 for the rookie) and Moyer on Thursday.
    I think I'd try Sutton at SS and put Hairston and Gomes in there for Dickerson and Bruce. Bruce shouldn't play against lefty pitching at this point unless the Reds wave the white flag and start unloading guys. Hard to imagine that I'd play Willy over those two, but this is exactly why the Reds need a RH bat for the OF.
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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    I will say this...Matt Maloney gave the team a fighting chance to win in the starts he got. Just sayin'...

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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    lead off hit for ankiel to start the 7th.

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    Re: Reds vs. Cardinals - 7/5/09

    Molina hits into a DP on the first pitch he sees. Two outs quickly.

    Cards swinging like they want to be on the plane already.

    Thurston up.


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