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Re: Reds fans=fair weather fans?
The fans were frustrated like they had a right to be. I also think Dunn will have a solid year at the plate, I just pray that his fielding improves... I don't know how you can call us fair weather fans though, when we have stuck with the team, watch every game we can, and hope for the best every season, even though we haven't made the playoffs in 11 years.
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Join Date: May 2001
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Re: Reds fans=fair weather fans?
Back to the subject of the thread:
1. If Reds fans were fairweather, there wouldn't be any. 2. Reds fans seemed more knowledgeable back in the day. 3. Nonetheless, Johnny Bench was occasionally booed. In his prime. For not being superhuman instead of merely great, I guess. That's something I never understood, not as a kid and not now.
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That being said, this game doesn't get nearly as much attention if it was not Opening Day. Wed. needs to get here fast. I hate off days. |
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Re: Reds fans=fair weather fans?
The only ball that the wind didn't really do anything to of the balls Dunn screwed up on, was the line drive that was hit right on him. I am not sure if if this is the play in debate, but even if the wind did shift it he was right there in position to catch it.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Huntington, IN
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Re: Reds fans=fair weather fans?
I wonder how much the official scorer factored in weather. Did Dunn get charged with any errors? Just one? It seemed like Marty said one was an error, but when I glanced at stats somewhere I don't think it showed any.
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Re: Reds fans=fair weather fans?
Thread over. Keep it on topic next time guys.
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