I think the simple answer is you want as many LH hitters as possible against Peavy.
Let's hope it works.
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I think the simple answer is you want as many LH hitters as possible against Peavy.
Let's hope it works.
Just my opinion but you don't sit your best players in a crucial game. I don't care what Freel or Ross are hitting against Peavy. They are the best the Reds have at their respective positions. It seems like Narron is doing his best not to give the Reds their best chance of winning. I hope it works out but I think we are looking at getting shut out tonight.
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Originally Posted by Centralchamps05
I think Junior's done for this season. I said it when he limped off the field after hurting his toe.
5-1 houston over St.Louis
5-3 braves over philles
7:05 florida and 10:30 San Francisco
Hey at this point with Narron, I'm happy with any lineup that does not have Royce Clayton in it---we can't ask for too much...
twins only 2 games back of detroit
St.Louis lost
loshe has won his last two home starts
I like banana custard
Unfortunately Loriano left the game with elbow issues again.Quote:
Originally Posted by NDRed
They need guys to continue to step up.
Hopefully Lohse has been working on his hitting.. cause we're going to need it tonight!
Ask Narron, if you want to ask one of the living.Quote:
Originally Posted by westofyou
Whip that horse into a frenzyQuote:
Originally Posted by Falls City Beer
Wouldn't sit Dunn, Aurilia, or EE regardless of pitcher. But Freel and Ross haven't hit so well lately that they must play every game.Quote:
Originally Posted by cumberlandreds
Peavy's ERA against lefties is 4.64; he is more effective (4.01) against righties. He has given up twice as many homers to lefty hitters than to righties (14 v. 7).
I think Jerry is doing the correct thing here.
Exactly. I'd love to read your defense of Narron's prowess. That should be a hoot.Quote:
Originally Posted by westofyou