Pilots....Quote:
Originally Posted by KronoRed
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Pilots....Quote:
Originally Posted by KronoRed
Reds might catch up if they don't swing
Cruz walks...
Reds have now drawn 11 walks.
I am still wondering, will Marty ever explain how walks can be bad both for the pitcher and for the hitter because that is his exact position on walks.
Freel commits a Casey...
That's the ballgame... goodnight!
Freel swung.Quote:
Originally Posted by flyer85
Reds lose 12-9.
Exactly. This pen is populated with a bunch of guys who simply don't perform very well over time because they're not freakin' good enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by flyer85
I posted the whole pitching staff's OPSA numbers a while back and, at that time, there were about three pitchers on the whole staff who were above average. The rest were junk and many had ERA numbers that were out of line with their secondary numbers. A correction of those ERA numbers was only a matter of time.
And not a one of those guys has thrown more IP in relief than the Reds should be able to reasonably expect and they've been carrying an extra arm all season long (and now have multiple extra arms). Better starters would help, but that help would be limited to not letting the stinkers in the pen get on the mound in the first place.
Nothing like having one of the most potent offenses in baseball with one of the most pathetic pitching staffs... :angry:
The Rangers say hello.Quote:
Originally Posted by KittyDuran
How potent is the Reds offense?Quote:
Originally Posted by KittyDuran
They might be the only NL team to end up with 800 runs, they currently are in the plus 90 runs to the league average.
Let's go for 100 and be one the worst (all around) teams with the best offensive.
Woo Hoo
Code:RUNS YEAR DIFF PLAYER LEAGUE RC/G EBH OBA
1 Pirates 1902 193 775 582 1.21 302 .023
2 Dodgers 1953 189 955 766 1.22 541 .021
3 Reds 1976 178 857 679 1.47 475 .028
4 Rockies 1996 177 961 784 1.02 555 .015
5 Rockies 1997 149 923 774 0.99 548 .015
6 Reds 1975 147 840 693 0.81 439 .016
7 Reds 1965 138 825 687 0.98 512 .018
8 Dodgers 1955 136 857 721 0.69 475 .019
9 Giants 1905 135 780 645 1.00 318 .024
10 Giants 1924 133 857 724 0.73 445 .013
11 Braves 2003 130 907 777 0.89 587 .008
12 Rockies 2001 130 923 793 1.03 598 .014
13 Dodgers 1949 126 879 753 0.41 435 .010
14 Pirates 1971 124 788 664 0.63 438 .004
15 Cubs 1906 124 704 580 0.47 272 .009
16 Braves 1964 122 803 681 0.54 465 .011
17 Giants 1908 121 652 531 0.67 245 .034
18 Cardinals 1942 119 755 636 0.56 411 .010
19 Rockies 2000 119 968 849 0.50 534 .011
20 Dodgers 1942 118 741 623 0.34 359 .010
21 Giants 1962 117 878 761 0.48 471 .004
22 Pirates 1925 116 912 796 0.65 499 .011
23 Giants 1921 112 840 728 0.37 405 .011
24 Dodgers 1951 112 855 743 0.49 470 .010
25 Giants 1912 109 823 714 0.39 367 .010
26 Pirates 1901 109 776 667 0.58 302 .014
27 Phillies 1977 108 847 739 0.73 508 .009
28 Cubs 1929 107 982 875 0.33 495 .005
29 Pirates 1909 105 701 596 0.43 335 .007
30 Giants 1904 105 744 639 0.46 298 .013
31 Cardinals 1901 104 792 688 0.36 320 .006
32 Phillies 1993 104 877 773 0.62 504 .015
33 Reds 1969 102 798 696 0.55 437 .005
34 Dodgers 1941 100 800 700 0.72 456 .011
35 Phillies 1932 100 844 744 0.70 519 .011
We have their manager and wave back.Quote:
Originally Posted by flyer85
Marty's wrong about EdE. The kid is 22, so growing pains are expected. At the same time, he has flashed some serious leather and cranked extra base hits at a very high rate. We're looking at a future All-Star, while Marty grouses and the game passes him by.Quote:
He doesn't dislike him, he just doesn't think he's ready to be in the big leagues yet
Man, Coffey had been on a roll... before tonight.
"Ready for the big leagues" is a slippery thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by lollipopcurve
I think EE has proven everything he can at the minor league level. Yet, he is struggling (and growing) at the big league level.
Is he ready? Weellllll sorta kinda maybe yes no. It's a 'tweener kind of thing.
The Reds could keep him at AAA and continue to polish the stone. But I agree with what their doing and letting him learn in the bigs. Every time I watch EE in a game, I see him do good things. He is improving. I think he is handling all the pressure well too. The Reds get a :thumbup: from me on Eddie.
I keep thinking "Mike Schmidt, rookie year" when I watch EE.