Random Thoughts

[BCubb2003]

The pitcher who misses bats often misses plates.

Does any team ever not listen to calls about trades?

If the Reds had kept Didi Gregorius they still wouldn’t have him. Having let him go, they could have him again.

Piano Man is my favorite superhero.

“New phone, who dis?”

“How much for Castillo?”

“Castellanos?”

“No, Castillo.”

“Castellini? He’s not here, man.”

Jose Garcia is about to become big league ready whether he’s ready or not.

If the NL Central was a minor league it would be one of the contracted.

Would you rather win in a boring way or lose in an excite way?

[Redsfan6272]

As usual, when you know you need certain players to help your team these Reds ownerships sit on thier hands while all the pieces they need go to other teams.. im so freaking tired of this ownership thinking Reds fans are stupid.. open your books Mr. BOB.. lets see how much you really are worth... if you cant win, sell to someone who has the passion to make it happen.. 4 winning seasons and zero playoff series wins, I would be pissed... not accept it and bank all the money and cry small market BS!!!!..

[westofyou]

"The pitcher who misses bats"

Tommy Bryne 1949 Yankees is the example of that

[camisadelgolf]

"The pitcher who misses bats"

Tommy Bryne 1949 Yankees is the example of that

Byrne led the league in beanballs five seasons in a row. Pretty impressive. I'm almost just as impressed with Steve Avery in 1999. He didn't throw many beanballs, but he simply learned that throwing the ball in the strikezone would likely result in a hit, so he simply stopped doing that.