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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Francisco shows up fat.
Francisco has showed up overweight and out of shape for spring training. Dusty said that he is "Behind" and "Should stop eating".
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Vottobot
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Cincinnati
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Re: Francisco shows up fat.
I heard he was in Dusty's naighty list, haven't heard why exactly... Not a smart thing to do if your trying to compete for a lot of starts at 3rd
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 377
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Re: Francisco shows up fat.
Our only option for him is DL since he is out of options. I would love to see a hard worker like Frazier make the 25 man over him but I can't see how it happens. He's also still got a hurt calf.
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Indiana
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Re: Francisco shows up fat.
I saw that too, Dusty was pretty tough on him, which is good. There is hardly an acceptable excuse in coming to camp out of shape. I think it goes a long way in telling the Reds what to expect from him down the road. In a related note, did anyone see Coco this spring....
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Quad Cities
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Re: Francisco shows up fat.
I'm about ready to give up on Francisco - he's shown himself to be injury prone and now there seems to be attitude problems as well.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: fairfield
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Re: Francisco shows up fat.
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He always reminded me of the next Willy Mo pena to come through the franchise. A dude with a decent amount of pop if you threw him a fastball. But looks like my grandma trying to hit if you throw him a curve ball. |
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KD1476
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Columbus,Ohio
Posts: 75
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Re: Francisco shows up fat.
Francisco has to play as much baseball as anyone in the big leagues. I think he plays winter ball every winter and then plays with the Reds. This could be the cause of some of his nagging injuries, that and being overweight, which you would not think he would be because of all the ball he plays. He must have a terrible diet. I also think he is going to be a good one, once he becomes an everyday player and if he can stay healthy.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 575
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Re: Francisco shows up fat.
I think he needs more ABs to see his real potential. If he got them, I think we'd actually see his BA and OBP go up...that being said there's no excuse for him coming in 15 pounds heaver, especially since it's not muscle whether he's injured or not. Anyone who works out regularly or is an athlete knows to watch your weight when you're not active...it can make your recovery much longer. I think he's going to get an awful lot of starts at 3rd this year simply because he's a lefty, which is good for him...but Frazier should be splitting his starts with him IMO. I think platooning those two would be more productive that Rolen this season. I hope Scott proves me wrong though.
Last edited by joshua; 03-07-2012 at 06:55 PM. |
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