The last place in the world I want to see Bruce is in a Cubs jersey. *shudders*
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The last place in the world I want to see Bruce is in a Cubs jersey. *shudders*
We need some flair.....I think Jose Cardenal would bring some much needed hair power to this club. I don't think Oscar Gamble and Bake McBride are available to trade right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Assembly Hall
7-.807Quote:
Originally Posted by Raisor
14-.715
28-.847
July-.807
2015-.777
Here's a fun tweet from April
Steve Mancuso @spmancuso Apr 26
@themusketeer Marty spent *half* the post-game segment arguing Boesch should play ahead of Bruce. "Looks like he's never seen a curve ball."
Can we all agree it was a really short "slump"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Raisor
7-1.013
14-.754
28-.895
July-.926
2015-.787
.800 OPS is just one hot streak away!
Shame the banana phone is gone, would love someone to ask Marty about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Servo
Quote:
Originally Posted by Raisor
7-1.013
14-.772
28-.934
2015-.787
April .713
May .754
June .840
July .925
From Joel Luckhaupt:
Jay Bruce has a .384 OBP over his last 190 PA (.301/.384/.536 during span). Last time his OBP was that high for that long was 2012. #Reds
Jay Bruce's last 190 PA pace stretched out over 162 games (not fair, but still cool):
.301/.384/.536, 57 2B, 25 HR, 82 BB, 113 K #Reds
7-.860Quote:
Originally Posted by Raisor
14-.726
28-.889
2015-.777
April .713
May .754
June .840
July .792
He might be playing his way into a trade.Quote:
Originally Posted by OnBaseMachine
This is an interesting tidbit
http://www.foxsports.com/mlb/story/t...d=479488067562Quote:
For all the talk about Cueto, Chapman and right-hander Mike Leake, some around the Reds believe that right fielder Jay Bruce is as good a bet as anyone to be traded.
Bruce, 28, rejected a pair of extension offers from the team last season. Catcher Devin Mesoraco, coming off surgery on his left hip, could end up in the outfield next season. So, if the Reds move Bruce (along with potential free agent Marlon Byrd), they might be short only one outfielder in 2016.
He rejected not one but TWO extension offers from the Reds? I thought he wanted to play his entire career in Cincinnati?
Maybe the Reds were trying to buy really low during a career worst season for Jay?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghosts of 1990
Or maybe that's a bunch malarkey, Roesenthal has had his facts wrong before.