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Thread: 0-4: How painful was this series?

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Quote Originally Posted by GIDP View Post
    I agree Stubbs should steal more. Reds either dont let him, love to hit and run, Stubbs doesnt want to steal, or Reds hitters are stupid.

    All 4 are probably true.
    Yeah, hitting and running with Stubbs on base, which I've seen them do, is utterly pointless.
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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Very painful.

    Both the Cards and the REDS go into the All-Star break with their heads down.

    It's going to be interesting to see which team comes out of the break with their heads held high and takes control of this division for good.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Quote Originally Posted by Maker_84 View Post
    worst series in a long time. the reds might as well be sellers
    Why are you here ? seriously. you obviously don't care anything about this team. I'm sure you said the same thing when we were swept by the Mariners.
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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    The Reds actually had six more hits than the Phillies over the course of this past series. And still get swept.

    I actually chalk up losing all four games to just tough luck rather than any indication that the Reds are about to go into the gutter. Heck, if you would have told me beforehand that they would go 5-6 over the last roadtrip, I probably would have taken it.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Yea RiverRat. The thing that stings more than anything is that the Reds missed a few solid chances to be up at least 4 games before the break.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Quote Originally Posted by BigPoppa View Post
    Why are you here ? seriously. you obviously don't care anything about this team. I'm sure you said the same thing when we were swept by the Mariners.
    I just went and read most of his 40+ posts. 95% of them are negative toward the Reds.

    I guarantee he's a fan of another team, most likely the Cards, trolling our website and trying to bring us down.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Like others, these past 4 games hurt. Reds easily could have won all 4 and played well for the most part. It's tough when the losses are so close. I have to keep in mind that the last 3 games the Reds started rookies and all three pitched very well.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    All in all this might be the most positive 4 game sweep you could have happen to your team. You can certainly see a lot of negatives but the pitching was a huge positive the whole road trip.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    The team ERA on the road trip was 2.71 not couting today in which they only gave up 1 run in 9 innings. That included 3 starts from Wood, and 2 starts from Leake, Maloney and Cueto each.

    Wood and Leake are both 22
    Cueto is 24
    Maloney is 25

    Yea I think thats huge.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    The nature of the losses in this series were very hard to take. All four of them.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    This series was absolutely gut wrenching. I almost couldn't watch, even when we had a pitcher within one pitch of a perfect game. But, the Phillies have been a sleeping giant and we aren't going to run into Halladay every game. Let's get some rest and gear up for the second half! Stay optimistic fellas!
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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    we might of lost the last 4 but you still got feel pretty good about this team. the starting pitching played great. the bullpen will have changes which should improve it. the hitting will come to life again. we also still have a lead.

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Quote Originally Posted by R_Webb18 View Post
    the bullpen will have changes which should improve it.
    What do you see happening?

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Quote Originally Posted by RedsFanInBama View Post
    What do you see happening?
    i mean idk rly chapman is coming up i think. don't rly know hows he's doing but if he does good it will help. maybe a trade? maybe anthor starter can be put in there?

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    Re: 0-4: How painful was this series?

    Maybe it will be a silver lining. Bruce, Cabrera, and Gomes can get some work this week. But To lose all 4 games of a series by a total of 5 runs, that is a dagger. Oh well, gotta move on. Last time we got swept,we went on a roll. With a favorable schedule the rest of the way, no way we can't. Lets get it!
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