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    The Pirates are beating the Cards 2-0 through 6. The Brewers are tied with the Marlins in the 5th 1-1. There's a delay in the Brewers game now


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    Re: 4.10.07: Reds @ Diambondbacks---Hamilton's Debut

    Maybe Freel will get Wally Pipped and Hamilton will be the starter from here on out.

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    Re: 4.10.07: Reds @ Diambondbacks---Hamilton's Debut

    Quote Originally Posted by Dunner44 View Post
    C. Trent's new updates indicate Milton will pitch monday.... sigh
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    Quote Originally Posted by AtomicDumpling View Post
    Maybe Freel will get Wally Pipped and Hamilton will be the starter from here on out.
    I'd say that won't happen any time soon unless Hamilton has a couple homers to win us the game.

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    Re: 4.10.07: Reds @ Diambondbacks---Hamilton's Debut

    Quote Originally Posted by Jr's Boy View Post
    Batting lead off?Not sure about that move. Of course Narron never ceases to amaze me with his lineup theatrics anyway.I wish the kid well though.
    I don't get that either, I thought that they traditionally started a rookie lower down in the order. I guess I can't have it both ways, him starting and being placed in a spot where he has a chance to succeed. He might be just fine though, hopefully.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpringfieldFan View Post
    I don't get that either, I thought that they traditionally started a rookie lower down in the order. I guess I can't have it both ways, him starting and being placed in a spot where he has a chance to succeed. He might be just fine though, hopefully.
    At least he'll get some more at-bats.

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    Quote Originally Posted by degenerate10 View Post
    At least he'll get some more at-bats.
    Yes, some exposure that he can work off of and build from there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by degenerate10 View Post
    The Pirates are beating the Cards 2-0 through 6. The Brewers are tied with the Marlins in the 5th 1-1. There's a delay in the Brewers game now
    They just brought up Randy Kiesler. Nice kid, kept melting down last year. He replaces Carpenter. Is he pitching tonight?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpringfieldFan View Post
    Yes, some exposure that he can work off of and build from there.
    And it's still early in the season so it's not really that important. Now if we were in the playoff race in September and Jerry did this I would have to question that call.

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    Re: 4.10.07: Reds @ Diambondbacks---Hamilton's Debut

    Quote Originally Posted by Dunner44 View Post
    C. Trent's new updates indicate Milton will pitch monday.... sigh
    Hmmm ... that's interesting since I had Milton's next start pegged down as Tuesday. Oh well, one day isn't a big difference.

    If Milton starts on Monday, then I'll forget about attending Monday's game and think about attending Tuesday's game. If Milton starts on Tuesday, then I'll think about attending Monday's game and forget about attending Tuesday's game.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rotater Cuff View Post
    They just brought up Randy Kiesler. Nice kid, kept melting down last year. He replaces Carpenter. Is he pitching tonight?
    Yes he went 6 innings with 5 hits 2 earned runs and 1 Walk and 3 Strikeouts
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    Torres is in the process of coughing up the game to the Cards. Keisler kept them in it, now their offense it appears will finish the job. Just a tough, tough franchise, the Cards.
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    Re: 4.10.07: Reds @ Diambondbacks---Hamilton's Debut

    Quote Originally Posted by Cyclone792 View Post
    Hmmm ... that's interesting since I had Milton's next start pegged down as Tuesday. Oh well, one day isn't a big difference.

    If Milton starts on Monday, then I'll forget about attending Monday's game and think about attending Tuesday's game. If Milton starts on Tuesday, then I'll think about attending Monday's game and forget about attending Tuesday's game.
    If Milton goes Monday that means Belisle is being pushed back 'till Tuesday.

    I wonder why this is?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Falls City Beer View Post
    Torres is in the process of coughing up the game to the Cards. Keisler kept them in it, now their offense it appears will finish the job. Just a tough, tough franchise, the Cards.
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    Re: 4.10.07: Reds @ Diambondbacks---Hamilton's Debut

    Cincinnati (4-3) at Arizona (6-2)

    By DAN PIERINGER, STATS Writer

    Eight games into the 2007 season, the Arizona Diamondbacks already have a longer win streak than they had in the second half of 2006.

    The Diamondbacks look to keep that streak alive when they host the Cincinnati Reds in the second game of a three-game series Tuesday.

    After sweeping the Washington Nationals in a four-game set, the Diamondbacks (6-2) beat Cincinnati in their home opener Monday to extend their win streak to five games, the longest active streak in the majors. It equals their run from July 7-15, 2006, which straddled the All-Star break.

    The Diamondbacks haven't won six in a row since a streak of seven straight wins April 30-May 6 last season, and they haven't opened their home schedule with consecutive victories since 2002.

    "We don't die," said manager Bob Melvin, whose team has outscored opponents 24-8 over its last five contests. "We keep grinding. We expect good things to happen."

    Second baseman Orlando Hudson hit a tiebreaking solo home run in the eighth inning to lead Arizona to a 3-2 win Monday. It helped Arizona match the best record through eight games in the franchise's 10-year history.

    Hudson, a career .276 hitter, is batting .400 (8-for-20) with two home runs and six runs scored during the Diamondbacks' win streak.

    "The baseball gods happened to be circling around out there," he said.

    Cincinnati (4-3) starter Bronson Arroyo didn't factor in the decision, despite allowing just two runs on four hits in seven innings. Reds starting pitchers have gotten only two runs of support in 12 2/3 innings in the last two games, both defeats.

    "It's one of those games you hate to see slip away," Arroyo said.

    The Reds, looking to avoid a third straight loss, send Kyle Lohse (0-0, 2.84 ERA) to the mound Tuesday. Coming off a disappointing 2006 season when he went a combined 5-10 with a 5.83 ERA between Minnesota and Cincinnati, Lohse had a solid debut last Thursday. He threw 6 1-3 innings and allowed two runs in the Reds' 5-3 win over the Chicago Cubs.

    The right-hander is 0-1 with a 5.73 ERA in two career starts versus Arizona.

    The Diamondbacks will counter with Edgar Gonzalez (1-0, 3.60). He pitched five innings in his first outing of the year Thursday, allowing two earned runs and striking out seven in Arizona's 4-3 win over Washington.

    The 24-year-old right-hander spent parts of last year in the minors between stints with the Diamondbacks. After a September call-up to Arizona, he went 2-2 with a 2.63 ERA in five appearances, including three starts.

    He has not pitched against the Reds since Aug. 29, 2004, when he surrendered two earned runs in seven innings and failed to factor in the decision.

    The Diamondbacks have won four of their last five home games against the Reds.


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