JR is producing now for his what he is making, Casey is not.Originally Posted by redsrule2500
Kearns and Pena would bring us little and provide little salary relief
JR is producing now for his what he is making, Casey is not.Originally Posted by redsrule2500
Kearns and Pena would bring us little and provide little salary relief
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After posting a 1200+ OPS in August, Casey has his season OPS over 800. If he can get it to the mid to high 800s, then yes, a good August does make up for an awful first half. Must think trade value...Originally Posted by OnBaseMachine
Wily Mo spoke up about not playing now....wishes he or Kearns would have been traded.
This was bound to happen
Eric Milton and his two homers fart in your general direction...Originally Posted by DoogMinAmo
Making a ridiculous amount of $$$Originally Posted by OnBaseMachine
7 HR's and an OPS less than .800. Not bad for a SS, but a first baseman? Listen, if the Reds didn't have 4 OF's, three of them with enormous potential and one an all-century plyer, I'd stay away from the trade Casey thoughts, but to cost as much as he does with a SS's production, I say trade him the first sign of an offer. Today if possible. Tomorrow for sure. And over the winter, you betcha.Originally Posted by redsrule2500
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Harang's strikeout didn't change his batting average. I guess when it's so low, there's not much room to go lower. BA before the AB: .0204 (1 for 49), BA after the AB: an even .020 (1 for 50).
Also have to think salary relief, Casey going would bring it.Originally Posted by REDREAD
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Patterson reaches on a bunt single.
Wow, didn't realize Casey was on such a tear of late. Looks like his "good half" season is coming in the 2nd half this year. (Traditionally, he's usually had one good half and one bad half).Originally Posted by DoogMinAmo
I agree Doog, if he can raise his stats in the last part of the season, he might be movable this offseason.
[Phil ] Castellini celebrated the team's farm system and noted the team had promising prospects who would one day be great Reds -- and then joke then they'd be ex-Reds, saying "of course we're going to lose them". #SellTheTeamBob
Nov. 13, 2007: One of the greatest days in Reds history: John Allen gets the boot!
Clever response.Originally Posted by redsrule2500
NL 1B-.284/.362/.485-.847
Casey-.313/.370/.427-.797
50 points below average.
Blanco singles. 1st and 2nd with 1 out.
Im on board for trading casey.
His OPS is above .800 - and why do we need more HR players when we have the most HR's in the league? I like Casey for his average and solid hitting.Originally Posted by Puffy
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