9-12-24 Reds @ Cardinals 1:15 PM

[Ron Madden]

Reds
1. J India (R) 2B
2. E De La Cruz (S) SS
3. T Stephenson (R) C
4. T Friedl (L) CF
5. S Steer (R) DH
6. T France (R) 1B
7. J Fraley (L) RF
8. S Espinal (R) 3B
9. W Benson (L) LF
P. Jakob Junis RHP 4-0
2.82 ERA, 39 SO

Cardinals
1.M Winn (R) SS
2. A Burleson (L) DH
3. P Goldschmidt (R) 1B
4. N Arenado (R) 3B
5. L Nootbaar (L) LF
6. I Herrera (R) C
7. T Saggese (R) 2B
8. J Walker (R) RF
9. M Siani (L) CF
P. Sonny Gray RHP 12-9
3.84 ERA, 186 SO

[icehole3]

[cumberlandreds]

I watched that from my dorm lobby when I was in college. Exciting times.

[Ky Fried Redleg]

I watched that from my dorm lobby when I was in college. Exciting times.

Which dorm?

[cumberlandreds]

Which dorm?

It was the new one at the time. I honestly don't remember the name of it. I was in Mahan the first semester I was there and this new one was completed and I was able to move into it.

Obviously there a big crowd to watch. After Rose got his hit almost everyone cleared out. I was the baseball junkie that stayed and watched the entire game.

[Ky Fried Redleg]

It was the new one at the time. I honestly don't remember the name of it. I was in Mahan the first semester I was there and this new one was completed and I was able to move into it.

Obviously there a big crowd to watch. After Rose got his hit almost everyone cleared out. I was the baseball junkie that stayed and watched the entire game.

Oh yeah, I watched it from first pitch to final out. I remember that image of Show just sitting down near the mound with his arms folded. He was pissed that the celebration took so long. I remember hearing that his teammates were not very fond of his antics. I read somewhere that Gary Templeton called Show's petulant behavior "Bush League."

[Ky Fried Redleg]

Every time I see that I think of what a sad life Eric Show had in his later years. He was found dead from drugs/alcohol in a rehab facility at just 37 years of age. Also, the guy in left field was Carmelo Martinez. Show got into a shoving match with him in the dugout later that game over Carmelo not catching a ball that led to the winning run. Carmelo actually played for the Reds later on, maybe around '91.

[icehole3]

Every time I see that I think of what a sad life Eric Show had in his later years. He was found dead from drugs/alcohol in a rehab facility at just 37 years of age. Also, the guy in left field was Carmelo Martinez. Show got into a shoving match with him in the dugout later that game over Carmelo not catching a ball that led to the winning run. Carmelo actually played for the Reds later on, maybe around '91.

He didn't look happy for Pete at all, he sat down during the celebration.

https://x.com/Reds/status/1833916917221855528

[cumberlandreds]

He didn't look happy for Pete at all, he sat down during the celebration.

https://x.com/Reds/status/1833916917221855528

He was the type of person who would not have liked giving up that hit to Pete. He was just a strange individual. IIRC he was a member of the John Birch Society. That might explain some things about him.

[Ky Fried Redleg]

He didn't look happy for Pete at all, he sat down during the celebration.

https://x.com/Reds/status/1833916917221855528

He wasn't. And his teammates weren't happy with Show for acting like a crybaby. Martinez and Show got into a shoving match in the dugout later in the game.

[KeefeCato]

Every time I see that I think of what a sad life Eric Show had in his later years. He was found dead from drugs/alcohol in a rehab facility at just 37 years of age. Also, the guy in left field was Carmelo Martinez. Show got into a shoving match with him in the dugout later that game over Carmelo not catching a ball that led to the winning run. Carmelo actually played for the Reds later on, maybe around '91.

I was never a Rose fan as a kid. He would be my least favorite of the great 8. But as a teenager I was really excited when he returned to manage. Really got into him chasing the record. I thought he would be the Reds manager for 20-25 years and lead them to at least a couple championships. He made a fool out of me.

[Ron Madden]

Bottom 2

Nolan Arenado pops out to first baseman Ty France in foul territory. 1 out

Lars Nootbaar singles on a ground ball to shortstop Elly De La Cruz

Iván Herrera strikes out swinging. 2 outs

Thomas Saggese flies out to center fielder TJ Friedl. 3 outs

[Ron Madden]

Bottom 3

Jordan Walker strikes out swinging. 1 out

Michael Siani strikes out on a foul tip. 2 outs

Masyn Winn homers (13) on a fly ball to left field

Alec Burleson grounds out to first baseman Ty France. 3 outs

STL 1
CIN 0
After 3

[icehole3]

I was never a Rose fan as a kid. He would be my least favorite of the great 8. But as a teenager I was really excited when he returned to manage. Really got into him chasing the record. I thought he would be the Reds manager for 20-25 years and lead them to at least a couple championships. He made a fool out of me.

Disappointed in his off field stuff. Was my fav as a kid growing up. I was at his first game back, he tripled head first I cried.

[KeefeCato]

https://www.espn.com/espn/otl/news/story?id=5543839

The tortured life of Eric Show. Really sad.