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GIDP
05-09-2010, 10:30 AM
Brandon Phillips since being moved up to the 2 spot in the order is hitting .333/.375/.556

The best part is his K/BB ratio is at 1:1. If he keeps that up hes going to be a freak all season. He probably wont though because its just not the type of hitter he is in the long run but its a good sign if you ask me.

BLEEDS
05-09-2010, 11:00 AM
Brandon Phillips since being moved up to the 2 spot in the order is hitting .333/.375/.556

The best part is his K/BB ratio is at 1:1. If he keeps that up hes going to be a freak all season. He probably wont though because its just not the type of hitter he is in the long run but its a good sign if you ask me.

I'll say it again - I HOPE they keep him there. With that type of slash line, I wouldn't be against paying him $11M next year.

Dusty.
Something about a sun, a dog, and a butt, not sure how it goes... but let's hope he stays with it!

PEACE

-BLEEDS

Krawhitham
05-09-2010, 01:06 PM
Brandon Phillips since being moved up to the 2 spot in the order is hitting .333/.375/.556

The best part is his K/BB ratio is at 1:1. If he keeps that up hes going to be a freak all season. He probably wont though because its just not the type of hitter he is in the long run but its a good sign if you ask me.

amazing things happen when you are not swinging for the fences all the time

Red in Atl
05-09-2010, 04:47 PM
amazing things happen when you are not swinging for the fences all the time

Ditto!!!

Kingspoint
05-09-2010, 09:31 PM
That's...

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:L6_f7zqe2xYQyM:http://i720.photobucket.com/albums/ww209/Karlsberg_album/mr_burns.jpg

BigPoppa
05-09-2010, 11:43 PM
amazing things happen when you are not swinging for the fences all the time

+ 1. and so glad to see BP busting out of the box immediately the other day, rather than standing there admiring his work.

GIDP
05-15-2010, 11:46 AM
Phillips since April 28th when he moved to 2nd in the line up

.322/.375/.525

OPS of.900

K:BB ratio 7:4

Hes score 14 runs as well.

Reds are 10-5 in games since then.

mattfeet
05-15-2010, 10:40 PM
Phillips since April 28th when he moved to 2nd in the line up

.322/.375/.525

OPS of.900

K:BB ratio 7:4

Hes score 14 runs as well.

Reds are 10-5 in games since then.

Likewise, Id like to know Stubbs' numbers since moving down in the lineup, as well as oCab at leadoff.

-Matt

nouseforaname
05-16-2010, 12:31 AM
BP is and always has been a perfect #2 hitter. It's about time Dusty realized it. I think it's kind of unfortunate that he's been in other spots in the lineup because I feel that it messed with his plate approach.

GIDP
05-16-2010, 12:37 AM
Likewise, Id like to know Stubbs' numbers since moving down in the lineup, as well as oCab at leadoff.

-Matt

Cabrera not counting to night was .333/.381/.436
Stubbs has been .292/.346/.583

Very small sample sizes here.

Old NDN
05-17-2010, 10:55 AM
Phillips' move to two in the batting order pretty much coincided with his public flogging for lack of hustle and poor attitude. Maybe the calling out by his manager and the media struck a nerve. The talent has always been there. Let's hope he continues to improve.

mattfeet
05-17-2010, 01:27 PM
Cabrera not counting to night was .333/.381/.436
Stubbs has been .292/.346/.583

Very small sample sizes here.

Small sample size or not, Ill take it.

-Matt

gedred69
05-17-2010, 11:08 PM
Somebody else said it, BP is a great #2 hitter. I'd add, ONLY, if there is a lead off getting on base in front of him. Well Cabrera is getting on. Stubbs is now hitting where he belongs, and doing better. You would think that the Reds, Minors Directors, management, etc., should have been able to communicate that 2 years of trying to make a lead off out of Stubbs didn't work. He only hit when he was dropped in the batting order.