The Kerminator
Footballguy
As a Brewer fan, I'm glad we could help out the Reds. I hate the Cardinals. Go Reds!
this, minus the Brewer loveAs a Brewer fan, I'm glad we could help out the Reds. I hate the Cardinals. Go Reds!
It would be nice to see the Jay Bruce we all thought we would see. He's been tearing the cover off the ball over the past few games... hope it continues. If Bruce becomes a threat in the lineup, then the Reds will have a lineup that compete with the big boys in the AL... have to get the World Series first, but just saying.It seemed like Edmonds is really helping Bruce with his swing. Bruce kicked ### last night at the plate for once, and after one of Bruce's hits, when he got back to the dugout Edmonds was talking with him giving him pointers. If Bruce gets hot, this will be a season to remember. Thank you KingPrawn, I am glad the Brewers are taking care of business against the Cards, hope it continues today.
Aaron Harang allowed nine hits, including a home run, and six earned runs in six innings of his second rehabilitation start for Triple-A Louisville Friday night. The Bats lost to Syracuse 8-1.
Do they still have one more year with Cordero's contract? I think so, but am not sure. That is one they won't be able to trade unless they keep most of that contract on their payroll. At the time, I loved that move, but now....he is making me really nervous anytime he comes into a game with less than a 5 run lead.By not re-signing Harang that is going to actually give us some cap space to work with.....until we resign Votto to an MVP type contract this winter. I would love to us go after a stud SS. We will probably let Ramon Hernandez walk, and go with Hannigan behind the dish, hopefully Meseracco keeps murdering the ball in AAA and will be ready for next year...however hes on 22 years old. He has only played in 3 games but is 4 for 9 with 2 HRs, 1 Double, and 8 RBI's.
FE. You need to change the subject of your sig from SSOG to Joey Votto.
I really don't know why you'd want O-Cab back. Janish is far better an option than Cabrera. Cabrera will be back when rosters expand Sept. 1st, but I certainly hope Janish gets at least half the starts going forward.We need to start with a strong game against the Cubbies tonight....Hopefully everyone gets healthy this weekend (Phillips, Cabera, and Nix). And is ready to go for the Cardinals series.
Which position do you play?We need to start with a strong game against the Cubbies tonight....Hopefully everyone gets healthy this weekend (Phillips, Cabera, and Nix). And is ready to go for the Cardinals series.
^^^heckmanm said:Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuce!!!!
I see gutless Cueto won't pitch in the Cards series - what with a big enough lead why risk him being hit in the head with an inside pitch. Now what will be really funny is when a pitcher lets one go into the dugout...accidentally of course. Meanwhile, Bob Uecker in the booth will exclaim...Just a bit outside.
WTF is this?!? I'm 100% sure it's his fault his spot in the rotation misses the Cards. 
You are right...but that doesn't change the fact Cueto is a gutless punk. The Reds are the better overall team. We have 3 excellent starters and not a whole lot of offense behind Pujols and Holliday. Could we catch the Reds? Not likely based on the number of games left and the overall lack of offense.Cueto is still a punk. However, I will be more than happy to see Rolen, Edmonds and even Votto do well. The Reds have the offense to compete in the playoffs. If their pitching staff doesn't solidify they could be hurt...but at least they'll be in the playoffs whereas the Cardinals will likely getting an early start on the offseason.
It is 100% sure that Dusty rearranged the rotation to ensure Cueto didn't incite another brawl...because had he pitched in the series I have a feeling he would have been seeing some pitches not to his liking. With him not pitching I think the series will be a little less testy.fasteddie_21 said:Mr. Know-It-All said:I see gutless Cueto won't pitch in the Cards series - what with a big enough lead why risk him being hit in the head with an inside pitch. Now what will be really funny is when a pitcher lets one go into the dugout...accidentally of course. Meanwhile, Bob Uecker in the booth will exclaim...Just a bit outside.WTF is this?!? I'm 100% sure it's his fault his spot in the rotation misses the Cards.
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I have always been in his corner and I still like the guy himself - from 04-07 - he was the stablizer on this team when no one else was around to step up, but this quote makes me laugh.Harang made two rehab starts at Triple-A Louisville. He allowed 11 runs in 11 innings.
“I felt pretty good,” he said. “It took me a couple of innings in the first one where I was confident to let it go,” he said.
I'm starting to wonder if the Cueto retribution happens this weekend now. LaRussa has seemingly gone off the tracks and the whole city is still fussy about that situation. If there isn't much left to be gained by the Cardinals, they might be ready to start some trouble.Done. The Cards have quit, and the Reds are the ones playing like they've been here before. I just don't see the feasibility of making up this many games in this short of a time frame. Say we sweep the Reds - we still face a 4 game deficit. Not going to happen.