I was wrong about....

[redsmetz]

I'm super happy this team might have the best record in mlb after today.

Gotta give props to the players. I guess I have to give props to Dusty, who I like as a person, but question his lineups and maneuvers. Not sure I still agree with all of them, but I'll give Dusty props.

I've been critical of management at times for failing to get a cleanup hitter to protect our highest paid player in the lineup, and a leadoff hitter to give our highest paid player someone to knock in.

But for today.......I'll say I was wrong.

But I reserve the right to come back and say I was right.

Who knew the solution was to get the highest paid player out of the lineup and let them win ten in a row!

[OldXOhio]

Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries....just knew they were meant to be.

[corkedbat]

Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries....just knew they were meant to be.

George Takei. I thought Chekov was the gay one.

[AmarilloRed]

The Marshall trade. I thought it was unlikely the Reds would be able to give him a extension.

[wolfboy]

More things than I can remember. I was mostly wrong about Arroyo this year. He's been solid, which is far more than I expected from him. So glad I was wrong (so far).

[WrongVerb]

I was wrong. I thought the reds should keep Stillwell and trade Larkin.

[Always Red]

I really thought that Bob Castellini was going to be a great owner. I think that he wants to own a winner, but has no idea of how to go about doing so.

Ok, I was wrong again!

PS- I WAS totally wrong about Paul Householder- I really did drink the kool aid and thought he would be the next Mickey Mantle.

[Reds/Flyers Fan]

I thought the Reds should have dumped Bailey for just about anything in the offseason. I was clearly wrong about that.

[thatcoolguy_22]

Ryan Leaf over Peyton Manning
Votto for Bedard
Ludwick would be a bum
Winter wasn't coming
Jon Snow knew something
WJ was one step into retirement
Homer Bailey would have a better career than johnny cueto
Dusty Baker was a horrible manager
Joey Votto would not end his career as a Red.

[thatcoolguy_22]

Double post

[GAC]

I find that a majority of the times I have been wrong it was simply because I listened to, and allowed myself, to be taken in by YOU PEOPLE!

I now do just the opposite....

http://youtu.be/cKUvKE3bQlY

[GAC]

dp

[thatcoolguy_22]

The delayed triple post...

[Scrap Irony]

There have been so many. The high low?) lights include:

--Brian Reith (Remember that guy? Convinced by a couple hot streaks in the lower minors.)
--That moving Danny Graves to starter was a stroke of genius. Ditto Scott Williamson.
--John Reidling as a more than capable set-up man/ possible closer for a decade. Sigh.
--Moving Dmitri Young and/or Austin Kearns to the hot corner made sense. (I still don't know if I'm wrong about that. It was certainly outside the box thinking.)
--Dealing Wily Mo Pena was stupid. Especially after his first year in Boston.
--Dealing Josh Hamilton was a good idea as evidenced by Volquez's first season.

Yeah, I'll stop there and go hang my head in shame. Maybe find a cylindrical hat to wear while I peruse a spider web in the spot where two walls meet.

[Benihana]

I was wrong about Brandon Claussen.
I was wrong about Ricardo Aramboles.
I was wrong about Johnny Ruffin.
I was wrong about Ty Howington.

Those damn pitching prospects we kept acquiring in the JimBo years! (Technically Claussen was acquired the same day JimBo was fired)