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Reds lineup Fri. vs. NYM:
Ervin 8,
Peraza 6,
Votto 3,
Duvall 7,
Gennett 4,
Suarez 5,
Schebler 9,
Barnhart 2,
Garrett LHP
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vs
RHP Seth Lugo
http://m.mlb.com/player/607625/seth-lugo
Full Mets lineup here if you possibly care.
https://www.mlb.com/gameday/reds-vs-...b=,game=492202
Dear Price,
Don't be a loser and a dumby. Please move Suarez up to the top third of the lineup.
Your's truly,
CaiGuy
How can you do this? Votto should bat third. Everyone agrees. And baseball rules demand that CF bats first and SS second. You cant break those kind of rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaiGuy
Very intrigued to see what Garrett gives us after his last minor league game.
The only player in this lineup with a lower OBP than Peraza is the pitcher. The only player in this lineup with a lower slugging percentage than Peraza is the pitcher.
So naturally Peraza is hitting second.
Nimmo robs Ervin to start the game, bleh.
Ervin gets robbed to open the game....
Peraza flies out quietly
Votto seems like he just missed one and flies to semi-deep CF
Hopefully round two for Garrett goes much better than the first one.
I guess I am looking for a FB better than 91, and improved control.
lmao this Mets lineup
Garrett hitting 95-96 mph
Scooter can't get the DP turned :/
Looked like he had more time than he thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Servo
My totally amatuer take so far on Garrett is he's having trouble controlling his fastball.
Scoreless first for Amir albeit with a walk.
Move Suarez back to SS. Problem solved!Quote:
Originally Posted by JaxRed
That was a line drive homer.
Garrett gives up a HR to some jabroni. 1-0 Mets.
Garrett's fastball just looks so straight sometimes.
I guess, but that was just a horrible location. At least he's showing that the "soft-tosser" charges aren't founded.Quote:
Originally Posted by WrongVerb
Tucker throws out another baserunner.
Someone explain to me again why Rocko should start over him.
I don't think anyone is arguing right now that Mesoraco with his broken foot should be starting over Barnhart.Quote:
Originally Posted by WrongVerb
True, but hitters can turn around a 94-95 fastball that doesn't move or is located poorly. If Garrett has to back off to 90 in order to get those other things, this is a major issue. He's a guy I want to see the Reds trade in the offseason as part of a package to get a more established pitcher. The shine can't be off him completely yet, can it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Servo
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Well, yeah. But when Mesoraco is healthy? Barnhart should still start most games IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Servo
I've never been a huge Garrett guy but I think he's somewhere in between the All-Star we saw to start the year and the trainwreck we saw after that. I'm not opposed to trading him but I'm not looking to move him just because. At the very least I think he has a nice future in the bullpen.Quote:
Originally Posted by WrongVerb
I think he's been used just the right amount this year, they had to rely on him too much last year and he wilted.Quote:
Originally Posted by WrongVerb
Reyes HR. 2-0 Mets. Another poor location.
2001 Barry Larkin for Reyes and Ochoa? Yes, please!
Garrett strikes out three despite the HR that inning.
why
does
duvall
continue
to
bat
4th
damn Lugo has Eugenio's number tonight
Reds leave em loaded as Scheb smokes one to the right side but it's gloved.
Nice scoop by Joey
Scoreless 4th for Garrett. He's looked pretty good despite the HRs (although this IS a glorified AAA lineup).
amir spent most of the year getting dong whipped by literal aaa lineups so we'll take itQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom Servo
Amir limping around, his leg is bothering him.
I think it's his calf.
"Candlesticks make a nice wedding gift."
69 pitches for Amir
Garrett stays in and gets his 5th K, but he still looks a bit gimpy.
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niceQuote:
Originally Posted by Homer's Ghost
amir is still real bad
another ball leaves the park off of Amir ---
Welp, there goes the nice outing. Reyes homers again. 4-0 Mets, 3 HRs allowed by Garrett.