Reds lineup per Trent:
hey, that's new.Hopper 9
Hamilton 8
Phillips 4
Dunn 7
Encarnacion 5
Hatteberg 3
Ross 2
Castro 6
Harang 1
and for the Cards:
Eckstein 6
Duncan 7
Pujols 3
Edmonds 8
Spiezio 5
Encarnacion 9
Bennett 2
Kennedy 4
Wellmeyer 1
Reds lineup per Trent:
hey, that's new.Hopper 9
Hamilton 8
Phillips 4
Dunn 7
Encarnacion 5
Hatteberg 3
Ross 2
Castro 6
Harang 1
and for the Cards:
Eckstein 6
Duncan 7
Pujols 3
Edmonds 8
Spiezio 5
Encarnacion 9
Bennett 2
Kennedy 4
Wellmeyer 1
Last edited by Tom Servo; 06-05-2007 at 07:45 PM.
“I don’t care,” Votto said of passing his friend and former teammate. “He’s in the past. Bye-bye, Jay.”
Y'know, except for the presence of Castro, that is a lineup that does NOT make me want to puke.
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Griffey must have really needed a day off.
So, yesterday didn't count as a day off???
I will amend my statement. Griffey must have really needed two days off.Originally Posted by jesusfan
Not really. I'm sure they didn't get home until late sunday night/ early monday morning. The Reds really shouldn't expect to get more than 130 games or so out of Griffey anyway.
School's out. What did you expect?
GRiffey's been needing a day off for some time. The last 2 times he's been scheduled to take a day off, they've had to play him becsue of other's injuries.
Giving him 2 days off might mean he'll go back to being the hitter he was for most of May.
He's looked a little sluggish out there lately.
Castro at SS? yikes.
Go Gators!
Gonzalez is hurt IIRC. Hopefully he's not out long. If he had to go on the DL I'd rather see Janish up here.
School's out. What did you expect?
This is why Gonzalez is so vastly important. It's the one position where if he gets injured we have absolutely zero depth.
Plus, a .837 OPSing SS with reasonably good defense doesn't grow on trees.
Hmmm...
Hopper rf
Hamilton cf
Phillips 2b
Dunn lf
Encarnacion 3b
Hatteberg 1b
Ross c
Castro ss
Harang p
Now for my nightly rant...oops, actually a lineup that I agree with! Griffey has needed a day off, and with Hamilton back and Hopper on a hot streak, now is the perfect time to do it. Gonzalez is a little gimpy, so Castro starting at SS is not unexpected. I like that Ross has moved up to the #7 spot with Castro hitting #8.
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Sherman, fire up the wayback machine!
50 years ago today (1957), a 4-2 11-inning win at Philadelphia.
Johnny Temple 2b
Wally Post rf
Gus Bell cf
Frank Robinson lf
George Crowe 1b
Ed Bailey c
Don Hoak 3b
Roy McMillan ss
Hal Jeffcoat p
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This lineup puts some decent pinch-hitters on the bench tonight: Griff, Valentin, & Conine.
We have a Zim sighting!
45 years ago today (1962), a 10-9 11-inning loss at St. Louis.
Eddie Kasko ss
Marty Keough cf
Don Zimmer 3b
Frank Robinson lf
Wally Post rf
Don Pavletich 1b
Johnny Edwards c
Cookie Rojas 2b
Bob Purkey p
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