Good job, Homer
Good job, Homer
Very, very admirable performance by Homer thus far.
“The crows seem to be calling my name,” thought Caw.
In homer we trust
It's mid-July and I'm way past sick of political ads already.
What is Homer's pitch count right now?
Scary to think they're just getting revved up.Originally Posted by RedsFanInBama
Rounding third and heading for home...
Cozart is scuffling.
“The crows seem to be calling my name,” thought Caw.
I think it was showing 47 at some point that last inning. Maybe around 60 now?
Rounding third and heading for home...
Homer at 61 pitches
I can only hope Heisey is earning himself some PT tonight.
If it had been a younger player I'm sure they would still be playing - but they wouldn't have been back in 2010.No I'm not a Dr. that specializes in Brain Trauma, does that make you feel better?
My assumption (yes you may break the word down if it makes you feel good) was that:
1 - LaRue was most likely going to retire after the season. There was not a formal announcement but it was rumered if I recall correctly.
2 - As a catcher, that wasn't his 1st concussion, he had a few previously with most of those when he was the Reds starting catcher between 2001 and 2005.
3 - You don't have to be ato know that there are residual effects of concussions.Dr. that specializes in Brain Trauma? Correct?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concussion
It obviously doesn't take ato read this and along with the earlier quote where LaRue went to Pittsburgh:Dr. that specializes in Brain Trauma? Correct?
http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/larue/
Hope this clears it up for you, good luck on that one.LaRue will head to Pittsburgh to join the Cardinals on their final road trip. Instead of walking through the clubhouse door to play catch with his teammates, he will walk through the doors of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
The doctors at UPMC, with their reputation of excellence and vast knowledge of handling head injuries, will make sure that LaRue will be able to play catch with his children again. They will help him understand what he needs to do to make sure a crazy fight between a bunch of guys just taking their job seriously will not destroy his future. The question left is whether Major League Baseball do the same.
As far as repeating BS stories long enough,on that one. PHILLIPS, PHILLIPS, PHILLIPS, PHILLIPS and that junk could go on for the next forever with both clubs 100+ year history.
He should be able to go eight innings for sure, is he stays out of trouble.
Welp....Heisey out the next game.
Never ever get 3 hits Chris....Jesus
Heisey has just been getting it done today. He needs to play more. Anytime someone gets on in front of Joey I like our chances.
If Stubbs ever sees the light of day as a regular again (let alone the 2 hole) I may go off the deep end.
Rounding third and heading for home...
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