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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Maybe now we get the last of Javy.
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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Quote Originally Posted by mth123 View Post
    It needed to be on record in the game thread.
    can type out a similar statement for javy

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Reds lose 11-4. The season is over, sadly.

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Quote Originally Posted by Red in Chicago View Post
    can type out a similar statement for javy
    oops, you already did:

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Call it a year.
    All my posts are my opinion - just like yours are. If I forget to state it and you're too dense to see the obvious, look here!

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    You know, regardless of how crappy this team has been for the last eight years, it's sad to see it end once again. The needs of this team are well documented. Today's performance was typical of what we've seen all year--two or three players hitting and the rest AWOL. After Volquez, Arroyo, Harang, and occasionally Cueto, we give up great bunches of runs.

    And yet, I long for February and spring training for it is a sad day.
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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    The Cincinnati Reds season finale
    Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 11

    Code:
    Final       1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  R  H  E  
    Cincinnati  1  0  0  2  0  1  0  0  0  4  5  1 
    St. Louis   2  3  6  0  0  0  0  0  X  11 13 0 
    Scoring Summary
    Top 1st: Cincinnati
    - J. Votto hit sacrifice fly to left, J. Hairston Jr. scored

    Bot 1st: St. Louis
    - R. Ludwick homered to deep right, F. Lopez scored

    Bot 2nd: St. Louis
    - C. Izturis singled to right, B. Thompson scored, B. Ryan to third, B. Ryan scored, C. Izturis to second on J. Bruce's throwing error
    - F. Lopez doubled to deep center, C. Izturis scored

    Bot 3rd: St. Louis
    - T. Glaus homered to deep right
    - B. Ryan singled to right center, J. LaRue scored, B. Barton to third
    - F. Lopez doubled to deep center, B. Barton and B. Ryan scored
    - A. Pujols doubled to left, F. Lopez scored
    - R. Ludwick doubled to deep center, J. Phelps scored

    Top 4th: Cincinnati
    - E. Encarnacion homered to deep left, J. Votto scored

    Top 6th: Cincinnati - J. Votto homered to deep right

    Batting Cincinnati
    2B - J Hairston Jr (20, B Thompson).

    HR - E Encarnacion (26, 4th inning off B Thompson 1 on, 0 Out), J Votto (24, 6th inning off K Jimenez 0 on, 0 Out).

    S - D Richar.

    SF - J Votto.

    RBI - J Votto 2 (84), E Encarnacion 2 (68).

    Runners left in scoring position, 2 out - R Hanigan 1.

    Team LOB - 5.

    Fielding
    E - J Bruce (11, throw).

    Batting St.Louis
    2B - F Lopez 2 (28, A Pettyjohn, G Majewski); A Pujols (44, G Majewski); R Ludwick (40, G Majewski); J Phelps (1, J Affeldt).

    HR - R Ludwick (37, 1st inning off A Pettyjohn 1 on, 2 Out), T Glaus (27, 3rd inning off A Pettyjohn 0 on, 0 Out).

    S - B Thompson.

    RBI - R Ludwick 3 (113), C Izturis (24), F Lopez 3 (46), T Glaus (99), B Ryan (10), A Pujols (116).

    2-out RBI - R Ludwick 3, C Izturis, F Lopez 3, A Pujols.

    Runners left in scoring position, 2 out - R Ludwick 1, T Glaus 1, J Phelps 1, Y Molina 2.

    Team LOB - 7.

    Pitching
    Code:
    Cincinnati 
    A. Pettyjohn  2.0 7 8 8 2 0 2 20.25  (L, 0-1)
    G. Majewski   1.0 4 3 3 0 0 0 6.52  
    J. Roenicke   1.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 9.00  
    J. Affeldt    1.2 1 0 0 1 3 0 3.33  
    M. Lincoln    0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4.48  
    B. Bray       1.0 1 0 0 0 3 0 2.87  
    J. Burton     1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.22  
     
    St. Louis 
     
    B. Thompson  5.0 4 3 3 1 1 1 5.15  (W, 6-3)
    K. Jimenez   1.0 1 1 1 1 0 1 5.62  
    R. Franklin  1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.55  
    J. Motte     1.0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0.82  
    R. Villone   0.2 0 0 0 0 1 0 4.68  
    R. Springer  0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.32
    WP - B Bray.

    IBB - A Pujols (by A Pettyjohn).

    HBP - J LaRue 2 (by A Pettyjohn, J Affeldt).

    Pitches-strikes - A Pettyjohn 52-27; G Majewski 23-16; J Roenicke 13-10; J Affeldt 33-17; M Lincoln 6-3; B Bray 16-11; J Burton 7-5; B Thompson 69-49; K Jimenez 23-12; R Franklin 7-6; J Motte 20-9; R Villone 9-5; R Springer 6-3.

    Ground balls-fly balls - A Pettyjohn 1-5; G Majewski 1-2; J Roenicke 0-0; J Affeldt 1-1; M Lincoln 0-1; B Bray 0-0; J Burton 1-2; B Thompson 10-4; K Jimenez 3-0; R Franklin 0-3; J Motte 1-1; R Villone 0-1; R Springer 0-1.

    Batters faced - A Pettyjohn 16; G Majewski 7; J Roenicke 3; J Affeldt 8; M Lincoln 1; B Bray 4; J Burton 3; B Thompson 20; K Jimenez 5; R Franklin 3; J Motte 5; R Villone 2; R Springer 1.

    Time: 2:43
    Attendance: 43,300.

    Reds season record final
    Cincinnati 74 88 .457

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Regardless of how disappointing this season was, I remain optimistic. In my view, this season was all about improvement and experience. In many areas we showed improvement except in the all-important defensive category. I'm optimistic about our starting pitching and our bullpen. I'm optimistic about our young players. I'm optimistic about our payroll flexibility for this off season with so many dead weight contracts coming off the books. Heck, I'm even optimistic about Dusty. Getting these automatic outs off the team alone will improve the club for next season. I'll accept youthful & rookie mistakes/slumps...at least you've got upside and room for improvement. I'm just sick of seeing those same mistakes/slumps from over-the-hill vets getting paid much more than they're worth.

    I'll bid a fond farewell to.....

    Paul Bako
    Javier Valentine
    Corey Patterson
    David Weathers
    Andy Phillips
    Jolbert Cabrera
    Gary Majewski
    Josh Fogg

    Good luck whereever you catch on. And however cliche it is...."We'll get 'em next year". :O)

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Quote Originally Posted by _Sir_Charles_ View Post
    I'll bid a fond farewell to.....

    Paul Bako
    Javier Valentine
    Corey Patterson
    David Weathers
    Andy Phillips
    Jolbert Cabrera
    Gary Majewski
    Josh Fogg

    Good luck whereever you catch on. And however cliche it is...."We'll get 'em next year". :O)
    I can only hope your farewell comes true, but for some reason I expect some of those players to be back next year. Sadly. I'd even add a couple more, but I know they will be back, so why bother?

    Still, I look forward to 2009.
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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    It's been a good year on game threads....see ya'll next spring
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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    I wish I could fast forward time to February 14th, 2009. I miss Reds baseball already.

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Looking forward to an offseason that should see a major move or two. I think the 09 team may look even more different than we think.

    Great job on the game threads to all -- appreciate the yeoman work of all the regulars.

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Great work all you game threaders. Love this site and love this team,! (Certain players I detest and wish to never see again though)
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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    Quote Originally Posted by OnBaseMachine View Post
    I wish I could fast forward time to February 14th, 2009. I miss Reds baseball already.
    It seems like just yesterday when everybody was up in arms over Valentin's thoughts on Volquez.

    See you boys in spring.

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    Re: Reds vs Cards 9/28/08 Final Game...sigh

    One more time, with feeling: This team that got swept this weekend is also the 2008 Reds.

    A bunch of work lies ahead. I wouldn't count on 2009 being a whole lot different from 2008.
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