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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    I'm still hoping Edmonds can be talked into coming back.


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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    With the financial windfall from getting an extra postseason game, can't believe the memo wasn't served to go for the #2 seed.

    I assume it was worth an extra 3M+ to get games 1,2 and 5 (at least two guaranteed first round games).

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    Gomes glove cost the Reds a valuable win tonight. His terrible last 3 AB's were just proof points.

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    One other thought, in the category of 20-20 hindsight...

    Shouldn't Dusty have pulled Wood after six innings? He was at 89 pitches, had a two run lead, and needed to go out on a good note. Let the bullpen do three.
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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    Quote Originally Posted by Brutus the Pimp View Post
    Didn't you say, when discussing Volquez, that's cherry picking?

    Besides... over the course of two seasons, his Reds' OPS is over .800. That means a lot more than you wanting to remove one month of his past 900 plate appearances.
    You took out a half season of a guy's production who doesn't have a long history in the majors. It's a little different.

    Gomes is what he is. A guy who doesn't belong in the field and shouldn't see any ABs against right handed pitchers. Debating the level of his badness is pointless.
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    A little bit off topic, but do you guys think that Jesse Winker profiles more like Pete Rose or is he just the next Hal Morris??

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    Quote Originally Posted by mbgrayson View Post
    One other thought, in the category of 20-20 hindsight...

    Shouldn't Dusty have pulled Wood after six innings? He was at 89 pitches, had a two run lead, and needed to go out on a good note. Let the bullpen do three.
    Wood would have coasted through the 7th minus gomes bonehead misplay with one out. That was out #2 and he really had already gotten Fielder out twice on another bloop that fell just foul between Francisco and Gomes

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    Quote Originally Posted by mbgrayson View Post
    May it was 1.056. Otherwise, way below average. But, May does count....
    Not only does it count, but he has a .790 career OPS in 2,300 plate appearances.

    So taking away May seems to be going the opposite direction of what Gomes' true hitting talent is.

    I must need my barometer re-calibrated. Last I checked, .790 career hitters were not really bad. Positionally, it's about average for LF. Throw in defense, I'll agree with anyone that says Gomes isn't worth running out there everyday.

    But the spoliation of Gomes around here has become legendary.
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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    Quote Originally Posted by reds44 View Post
    You took out a half season of a guy's production who doesn't have a long history in the majors. It's a little different.

    Gomes is what he is. A guy who doesn't belong in the field and shouldn't see any ABs against right handed pitchers. Debating the level of his badness is pointless.
    Actually, I pointed out that he was average in 6 of the 8 months pitching for the Reds prior to his injury. For you to say he was dominant before the injury, when that really only holds true for 2 of the 8 months, is cherry-picking, or at very least inaccurate.
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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    The culprits:

    Logan O - came in and allowed a hit and a SF with runners on, allowing Milwaukee to catch up. The runner at third is understandable, but allowing the hit was not.

    Sam LeCure - seems to me that bringing him into pitch in this situation was not a good idea. He comes in and immediately allows a hit and a walk. Two examples of a failure by the bullpen.

    Dusty Baker - followed up his collossal failure of playing a AAA lineup on Tuesday by taking Rolen out of the lineup.

    One more thing. I respect all your opinions, but he Janish love just drives me nuts. He's a non-hitter and his glove cannot make up for his lack of hitting. After an early season hot streak (somewhat like Gomes), his hitting statistics have dropped like a rock. Over his last ten games, he's back to normal, going 4-22 (.182). Guys, we need to find a shortstop, and I have no problem with Cabrera coming back.
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    Phillips needs a mention on that list for show boating his way out of a double play. Stay on your feet, son.
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    A little bit off topic, but do you guys think that Jesse Winker profiles more like Pete Rose or is he just the next Hal Morris??

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    This team played some of its best ball of the year with Janish manning SS for a month.

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    Gomes! Dusty! Come out here and show yourselves!


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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    "No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda

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    Re: 10/1- Reds vs. Brewers

    Quote Originally Posted by Brutus the Pimp View Post
    Not only does it count, but he has a .790 career OPS in 2,300 plate appearances.

    So taking away May seems to be going the opposite direction of what Gomes' true hitting talent is.

    I must need my barometer re-calibrated. Last I checked, .790 career hitters were not really bad. Positionally, it's about average for LF. Throw in defense, I'll agree with anyone that says Gomes isn't worth running out there everyday.

    But the spoliation of Gomes around here has become legendary.
    He's got 5 months of .700 OpS going for him, while batting 4th or 5th....and a bottom of the barrel glove and arm to boot. It's not all his fault, please realize that. He's not holding a gun to Dusty's head every night to pencil him in the lineup. (I'm not 100% certain on that, so don't quote me)

    The really bad news? Playoffs get kicked up several notches with scouting reports. Gomes will not see a ball on the inside half of the plate after Sunday.
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