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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    1-2-3 inning for Sawks.
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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    C. Trent's 3rd inning roundup.

    Like the first inning, Homer got behind Youkilis, but unlike the first, he was unable to come back. He walked him on four pitches. Homer's not been real good from the stretch this spring. One thing I noticed that I liked, Youkilis tried to dance off first, stutter and do all sorts of stuff to distract Homer while he was facing Manny. Homer didn't budge. He then threw over on the next pitch after Manny fouled one off. Guys weren't missing much against Homer. Dusty had said he expected Homer to go three today, followed by Volquez. Red Sox 2, Redlegs 1

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    Bailey sounded like he was off his game today. 0 GB outs and 7 FB outs. Not typical. Wonder if he was keeping the ball up in the zone a lot?

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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Manos de Outo

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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    As I understand it, his toxic attitude to John Fay and Hal McCoy caused his pitches to elevate. Later, he didn't smile at a passer-by, and the ensuing bad vibes led to the ball hitting him in the butt that plated two.

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    Quote Originally Posted by membengal View Post
    Oh good lord. He did fine. He's got a few Ks, no walks, and allowed four singles.

    Really, this board has lost its head in a rush to hate a fine prospect.
    I call it the Redszone spin. Some guys can do no wrong. Some guys can do no right. A few guys can do no wrong at first, then they can do no right. Homer is in that category now.

    Juan Castro can do no right.

    Matt Belisle can do no wrong.

    If you come from another organization and are an older player, you generally can do no right.

    If you come up through the Reds system and are young, you generally can do no wrong.

    If you have a good OBP, you can do no wrong.

    If speed is your best asset, you can do no right.

    If a pitcher has good minor league perhipherals, he can do no wrong.

    Homer pitched today, he can do no right.

    Cueto pitches Friday, he can do no wrong.

    I'm wondering about Volquez. When they got him in the trade he could do no wrong. Now I'm thinking, maybe, he can do no right.

    We'll see.

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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Cora with soft single to start the Sawks 4th.
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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Quote Originally Posted by cumberlandreds View Post
    Sorry work took over. I missed it.
    I wasn't getting on you, so not a problem, just curious as to what happened.

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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Homer is 21/22 this year. Belisle is 27/28. So far, Homer's had a better ST. Let's give the kid a break. He's got to build on the positives. In this game, 15 hitters, 1 walk. He was throwing strikes against a very tough lineup, and he never really gave up "the big hit."

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    I call it the Redszone spin. Some guys can do no wrong. Some guys can do no right. A few guys can do no wrong at first, then they can do no right. Homer is in that category now.

    Juan Castro can do no right.

    Matt Belisle can do no wrong.

    If you come from another organization and are an older player, you generally can do no right.

    If you come up through the Reds system and are young, you generally can do no wrong.

    If you have a good OBP, you can do no wrong.

    If speed is your best asset, you can do no right.

    If a pitcher has good minor league perhipherals, he can do no wrong.

    Homer pitched today, he can do no right.

    Cueto pitches Friday, he can do no wrong.
    Great post.

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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Another trickling single. Two hits but not hard one's.
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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    The Sawks announcers are anticipating a Sox/Cubs World Series. Sox maybe but not the Cubs. They're cursed.
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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Final line on Bailey -- 3 IP, 5 hits, 2 runs, 2 ER, 1 bb, 2 Ks -- 42 pitches, 28 strikes.

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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Quote Originally Posted by cumberlandreds View Post
    Red Sox announcer now trying to trade Coco Crisp to the Reds. Not another CF,I hope.
    Olney mentioned this on his insider column, don't know the specifics as I don't subscribe. Here is a partial account from Mlbtraderumors.com:

    Buster Olney says the Red Sox and A's are still discussing Coco Crisp.
    Olney also notes that "talent evaluators say the Reds have demonstrated a clear willingness to deal Homer Bailey."
    If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.

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    Re: 3/05/08--Reds vs. Red Sox

    Quote Originally Posted by KoryMac5 View Post
    Olney mentioned this on his insider column, don't know the specifics as I don't subscribe. Here is a partial account from Mlbtraderumors.com:
    Oh yea, Bailey for Crisp. No brainer trade.
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