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BuckeyeRed27 · 08-05-2002, 06:35 PM

Just a little game to see how many homeruns you think the Reds players will finish with. I believe there are 52 games left. Here are the current totals:

Dunn-22
Boone-17
Branyan-9
Kearns-8
Walker-7
Larkin-6
LaRue-6
Casey-5
Griffey-4
Larson-3

So there are the numbers and here are my guesses:

Dunn-41
Boone-26
Branyan-16
Kearns-11
Walker-11
Larkin-9
Larue-14
Casey-17
Griffey-21
Larson-8

creek14 · 08-05-2002, 07:06 PM

Dunn-36
Boone-29
Branyan-21
Kearns-17
Walker-12
Larkin-10
LaRue-11
Casey-12
Griffey-19
Larson-10

Scrap Irony · 08-05-2002, 07:16 PM

Dunn- 43 (Major tear in August and ealry September coincides with big Cincinnati win streak and first place push.)

Boone-21
(Due to cool down after two hot months. Will hit average dinger total & pay 160 games.)

Branyan-19
(Playing a lot of LF and a bit of 1B, RF, and 3B, Branyan displays power stroke and makes Bowden Executive of the Year.)

Kearns-11
(Power slump continues for the rest of this year, but next year, he busts out big time.)

Walker-9
(Another due a cold spell. Besides, Boone will move him sometime this month.)

Larkin-7
(Annual August injury prevents him from batting .300 this season, though the emergence of Larson and Branyan at 3B and Boone at SS lessens the impact on the team.)

LaRue-8
(Stinnett and Miller will hit more. In less at-bats.)

Casey-5
(No power and, with luck running all bad, will be put on shelf again for shoulder. Can't hit it hard with one hand unless you're Frank Howard, Gary Sheffield, or Jimmie Foxx.)

Griffey-17
(Soon after Dunn begins hitting them hard, Junior follows, showing all Reds' fans what they've wanted to see for three years.)

Larson-11
(Will play quite a bit of 3B with Larkin's injury and Casey's struggles. Will prove he belongs in the majors and will force a decision on Boone at SS/2B experiment in the off-season.)

Hollcat · 08-05-2002, 09:37 PM

Buckeye do you realize that you have predicted those 10 players to exactly double their HR totals. 87 at this point and 87 more the final 52 games.

Heres' mine

Dunn- 34
Boone- 24
Branyan- 18
Kearns- 12
Walker- 10
Larkin- 7
Larue- 9
Casey- 6
Griffey- 20
Larson- 7

BuckeyeRedleg · 08-05-2002, 09:49 PM

Dunn 30
Boone 29
Branyan 17
Kearns 15
Walker 9
Larkin 7
Larue 9
Casey 8
Griffey 14
Larson 6

BuckeyeRed27 · 08-05-2002, 09:51 PM

Hmm...I didn't realize that, but it is sort of funny. I guess it just turns out that way because I think Griffey, Casey and Dunn are going to give us a lot of power in the last 2 months.

08-06-2002, 01:36 AM

Dunn 30
Boone 25
Branyan 14
Kearns 14
Walker 10
Larkin 5
Larue 9
Casey 6
Griffey 14
Larson 10

Guacarock · 08-06-2002, 03:08 AM

Dunn 33 (Goes crazy one or two series, but slumps balance out the clumps)
Boone 25 (Steady Eddie from here on out)
Branyan 17 (Man on a mission. Upside potential if given a chance to feast on September callups)
Griffey 15 (Competition spurs him to resurrect his game)
Walker 13 (Enjoying spotlight)
Kearns 12 (Still defining his overall promise. Will post steady gains in subsequent years.)
Larue 9 (Now finding his stroke, but season's wear and tear take a toll)
Larkin 9 (Has the will and the craft, but the power is eluding him)
Casey 8 (Due to break out. Has to quickly lay disastrous season to rest. Extent of his injury dictates what he can accomplish short-term)
Larson 7 (Could go head-to-toe with the Big Boys if given the opportunity, but has to bide his time while management figures out if he's part of our future or just a trading chit. We could use his bat against southpaws, but defense and durability remain issues).

TheBurn · 08-06-2002, 12:00 PM

Dunn 40
Boone 25
Griffey 20
Branyan 20
Kearns 18
Casey 15
LaRue 12
Walker 11
Larson 11
Larkin 10

BuckeyeRed27 · 08-06-2002, 06:51 PM

bump...come on everybody...lets get them...we can dig this up and the end of the season and see who was right

mckenzie · 08-06-2002, 07:20 PM

dunn~36
boone~27
griffey~18
branyan~15
kearns~13
casey~10
larue~9
walker~11
larson~7
larkin~10

write it down now...mac comes thru with the right numbers!
:hat:

08-06-2002, 09:46 PM

Dunn 40 Gets hot after cold, continues for rest of year.
Branyan* 25 Continues to impress with power.
Boone 24 Keeps on hitting.
Griffey 21 Turns it on like Dunn.
Kearns 15 End power slump, preveiw for next year.
Casey 10 Starts to hit for power a little more.
Walker 10 Continues to hit.
Larkin 8 Starts to hit, unless injured.
LaRue 8 Starts to hit for power.
Taylor 7 Good in bench role, makes best of it.
Larson 7 Shows he is ready for bigs.
Miller 6 Shows he's a good ML catcher.
Stinnett 5 Good backup for rest of the season.
Mateo 3 Solid in September.
Clark 1 Good Pinch hitter until he gets sent down.
Castro 1 I think this is asking for too much. :evilgrin:
Gonzalez 1 Good in bench role in September.
*= Overall

08-07-2002, 01:37 PM

My guess:

Dunn-32
Boone-24
Branyan-16
Kearns-12
Walker-11
Larkin-8
LaRue-7
Casey-6
Griffey-12
Larson-9

danforsman · 08-07-2002, 01:47 PM

Dunn 35
Boone 25
Branyan 15
Kearns 13
Walker 10
Larkin 7
Larue 7
Casey 9
Griffey 13
Larson 5

bucksfan · 08-07-2002, 01:54 PM

Dunn-31
Boone-22
Branyan-15
Kearns-12
Walker-9
Larkin-8
LaRue-8
Casey-7
Griffey-16
Larson-8

08-05-2002, 06:35 PM	#1
BuckeyeRed27 Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Culver City, CA Posts: 2,666	Homerun Predictions Just a little game to see how many homeruns you think the Reds players will finish with. I believe there are 52 games left. Here are the current totals: Dunn-22 Boone-17 Branyan-9 Kearns-8 Walker-7 Larkin-6 LaRue-6 Casey-5 Griffey-4 Larson-3 So there are the numbers and here are my guesses: Dunn-41 Boone-26 Branyan-16 Kearns-11 Walker-11 Larkin-9 Larue-14 Casey-17 Griffey-21 Larson-8

08-05-2002, 07:06 PM	#2
creek14 Dunnilicious Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Beavercreek Posts: 11,774	Dunn-36 Boone-29 Branyan-21 Kearns-17 Walker-12 Larkin-10 LaRue-11 Casey-12 Griffey-19 Larson-10 __________________ Will trade this space for a #1 starter.

08-06-2002, 12:00 PM	#9
TheBurn Do it! Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Rincon, PR-Winter Pk, FL Posts: 1,820	Home Runs Dunn 40 Boone 25 Griffey 20 Branyan 20 Kearns 18 Casey 15 LaRue 12 Walker 11 Larson 11 Larkin 10

08-06-2002, 09:46 PM	#12
redsin5 Guest Posts: n/a	Homers Dunn 40 Gets hot after cold, continues for rest of year. Branyan* 25 Continues to impress with power. Boone 24 Keeps on hitting. Griffey 21 Turns it on like Dunn. Kearns 15 End power slump, preveiw for next year. Casey 10 Starts to hit for power a little more. Walker 10 Continues to hit. Larkin 8 Starts to hit, unless injured. LaRue 8 Starts to hit for power. Taylor 7 Good in bench role, makes best of it. Larson 7 Shows he is ready for bigs. Miller 6 Shows he's a good ML catcher. Stinnett 5 Good backup for rest of the season. Mateo 3 Solid in September. Clark 1 Good Pinch hitter until he gets sent down. Castro 1 I think this is asking for too much. :evilgrin: Gonzalez 1 Good in bench role in September. *= Overall

08-07-2002, 01:54 PM	#15
bucksfan The wino and I know Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: NW OHIO Posts: 3,038	Dunn-31 Boone-22 Branyan-15 Kearns-12 Walker-9 Larkin-8 LaRue-8 Casey-7 Griffey-16 Larson-8 __________________ "I'm virtually free to do whatever I want, but I try to remember so is everybody else..." - Todd Snider

08-05-2002, 07:16 PM	#3
Scrap Irony Member Join Date: May 2000 Location: Bedford, KY Posts: 8,992	Dunn- 43 (Major tear in August and ealry September coincides with big Cincinnati win streak and first place push.) Boone-21 (Due to cool down after two hot months. Will hit average dinger total & pay 160 games.) Branyan-19 (Playing a lot of LF and a bit of 1B, RF, and 3B, Branyan displays power stroke and makes Bowden Executive of the Year.) Kearns-11 (Power slump continues for the rest of this year, but next year, he busts out big time.) Walker-9 (Another due a cold spell. Besides, Boone will move him sometime this month.) Larkin-7 (Annual August injury prevents him from batting .300 this season, though the emergence of Larson and Branyan at 3B and Boone at SS lessens the impact on the team.) LaRue-8 (Stinnett and Miller will hit more. In less at-bats.) Casey-5 (No power and, with luck running all bad, will be put on shelf again for shoulder. Can't hit it hard with one hand unless you're Frank Howard, Gary Sheffield, or Jimmie Foxx.) Griffey-17 (Soon after Dunn begins hitting them hard, Junior follows, showing all Reds' fans what they've wanted to see for three years.) Larson-11 (Will play quite a bit of 3B with Larkin's injury and Casey's struggles. Will prove he belongs in the majors and will force a decision on Boone at SS/2B experiment in the off-season.)

08-05-2002, 09:37 PM	#4
Hollcat Member Join Date: May 2000 Location: So. Cen. KY Posts: 1,109	Buckeye do you realize that you have predicted those 10 players to exactly double their HR totals. 87 at this point and 87 more the final 52 games. Heres' mine Dunn- 34 Boone- 24 Branyan- 18 Kearns- 12 Walker- 10 Larkin- 7 Larue- 9 Casey- 6 Griffey- 20 Larson- 7

08-05-2002, 09:49 PM	#5
BuckeyeRedleg Will post for food Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Dublin, OH Posts: 5,093	Dunn 30 Boone 29 Branyan 17 Kearns 15 Walker 9 Larkin 7 Larue 9 Casey 8 Griffey 14 Larson 6

08-05-2002, 09:51 PM	#6
BuckeyeRed27 Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Culver City, CA Posts: 2,666	Hmm...I didn't realize that, but it is sort of funny. I guess it just turns out that way because I think Griffey, Casey and Dunn are going to give us a lot of power in the last 2 months.

08-06-2002, 01:36 AM	#7
Optimistika Guest Posts: n/a	Dunn 30 Boone 25 Branyan 14 Kearns 14 Walker 10 Larkin 5 Larue 9 Casey 6 Griffey 14 Larson 10

08-06-2002, 03:08 AM	#8
Guacarock SSG, Red Army Choir Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico Posts: 1,119	Dunn 33 (Goes crazy one or two series, but slumps balance out the clumps) Boone 25 (Steady Eddie from here on out) Branyan 17 (Man on a mission. Upside potential if given a chance to feast on September callups) Griffey 15 (Competition spurs him to resurrect his game) Walker 13 (Enjoying spotlight) Kearns 12 (Still defining his overall promise. Will post steady gains in subsequent years.) Larue 9 (Now finding his stroke, but season's wear and tear take a toll) Larkin 9 (Has the will and the craft, but the power is eluding him) Casey 8 (Due to break out. Has to quickly lay disastrous season to rest. Extent of his injury dictates what he can accomplish short-term) Larson 7 (Could go head-to-toe with the Big Boys if given the opportunity, but has to bide his time while management figures out if he's part of our future or just a trading chit. We could use his bat against southpaws, but defense and durability remain issues).

08-06-2002, 06:51 PM	#10
BuckeyeRed27 Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Culver City, CA Posts: 2,666	bump...come on everybody...lets get them...we can dig this up and the end of the season and see who was right

08-06-2002, 07:20 PM	#11
mckenzie Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Dayton, Ohio Posts: 493	dunn~36 boone~27 griffey~18 branyan~15 kearns~13 casey~10 larue~9 walker~11 larson~7 larkin~10 write it down now...mac comes thru with the right numbers! :hat:

08-07-2002, 01:37 PM	#13
knothole Guest Posts: n/a	My guess: Dunn-32 Boone-24 Branyan-16 Kearns-12 Walker-11 Larkin-8 LaRue-7 Casey-6 Griffey-12 Larson-9

08-07-2002, 01:47 PM	#14
danforsman Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 556	Dunn 35 Boone 25 Branyan 15 Kearns 13 Walker 10 Larkin 7 Larue 7 Casey 9 Griffey 13 Larson 5

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