Cincinnati Reds (2025 is our year! Haha thats actually funny)
- By Zem
- Professional Baseball
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They should throw at soto every at-bat tomorrow.
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Again with the roster as-is, I see Royal taking over the 3. Noel the main guy at the 4, but probably others Royal, Bynum and Tilly there depending on matchups and foul trouble. Ojianwuna and Tilly should basically be a platoon at the 5, with Bynum 3rd string & Ivan as emergency backup. Bynum probably would see most of his minutes at the 4. Tilly shouldn't be playing the 3 at all. I do think at the very least we will have a physically stronger frontcourt, although I must admit my expectations aren't for Tilly to be standing out in that area.If that means we have Tilly at the 3 when Devin sits, I'd love it. That would be a large lineup but we need a couple guys to start being tough on the court. Maybe even a couple red assess.
For all his faults I always feel like Earle was my coach. Just the age I was during his tenure I guess.
Cooper was something that was done to me.
Tress,Urban and Day are just coaches of my favorite team. Love them when they win but the only guy I like even at 9-3 was Earle.
Best meme on that I've seen all day, and I've seen some good ones.
Ugh.Just sayin': I don't feel sorry for him at all, as far as I'm concerned he got is "NIL benefits" when he sold his jewelry for tattoos.....![]()
Same! I thought for a second they may trade him. But keep him home and hopefully will mentor Jack Sawyer.
Preseason odds have 2 Buckeyes among the top ten guys.
6-1 Arch Manning, Texas
9-1 Garrett Nussmeier, LSU
9-1 Cade Klubnik, Clemson
9-1 Jeremiah Smith, tOSU
14-1 Drew Allar, Penn St
15-1 Julian Sayin, tOSU
18-1 LaNorris Sellers, S. Carolina
18-1 DJ Lagway, Florida
20-1 John Mateer, Oklahoma (xfer from Wazzu)
20-1 Dante Moore, Oregon
We had been on a bit of a recruiting tear. Losing Graveline is brutalHoly crap! Sounds like tOSU has become Colorado (in football). Certainly do not/cannot believe that tOSU has recruited a bunch of slugs to play baseball. Not our style - in any sport. Guess it's the scarlet colored glasses talking....Does anyone have a link to a story of what's going on with this program? Thanks in advance...
Glenn was raised in New Concord though.Doug Donley was also born in Cambridge, yes.
Just look up Nyckoles Harbor at South Carolina…I'll be very impressed if he's successful playing WR and DE in college. I would think optimizing for one would significantly reduce effectiveness at the other. It would be really cool to see him be successful, though.
I agree but disagree also with your points."Betting on himself" is the right way to put it – it's a definite risk with an unknown reward.
Instead, he should be "investing in himself." Here's what I mean....
There are two types of prospects who should always take the largest "bag":
(1) The kids who are going to be NFL stars regardless of where they go to school. For example, Jeremiah Smith and Caleb Downs. That's less than one percent of prospects; and
(2) The kids who have no reasonable chance to have a significant NFL career. That's at least 95% of prospects.
It's the kids in the middle 4-5% who really need to think about investing for the future rather than taking the biggest bag now.
If Ohio State offers a prospect $500k less than another school, that prospect needs to consider if "investing" that $500k in an Ohio State football "education" will make him a more marketable commodity in the NFL – in other words, will "earn" him more down the road than the $500k that he is leaving on the table now. Certainly, Ohio State has used that sales pitch on WR recruits who believe that learning to play the position from Brian Hartline will "pay dividends" at the next level. (Most everyone who goes to college uses a similar calculus – pay for an education to get a better job upon graduation.)
Part of the problem is that many kids in the 4-5% middle category think that they're in the top 0.1%. It will be interesting to see how often NIL money will enhance careers ... and how often it will ruin careers.
Hey now. As a bowling proprietor I resemble that remark.Bowling alleys can be dangerous places.