MuckFich06;1147313; said:Think anyone would give us a RH bat for him and Freel?
Probably give you a whole truck load of them.
They just won't throw in a player to swing them.
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MuckFich06;1147313; said:Think anyone would give us a RH bat for him and Freel?
Jaxbuck;1147316; said:Probably give you a whole truck load of them.
They just won't throw in a player to swing them.
Bestbuck36;1147319; said:Man, I bought extra innings this year, mainly to watch Cueto, Volquez, Votto and the other youngsters when they come up, but nights like this when I have to watch Bronson destroy the art of pitching and we have the black Karma going, I just want a refund.
Cant wait until tomorrow! Sad isnt it?
Hey, its not all bad. Junior crushed another one.
Jaxbuck;1147330; said:Every year the past 3 I say I won't be a sucker again, I won't pay for EI or MLB.com, everytime I think I'm out they pull me right back in.
The Reds are 0-8 in series openers.
Astros roughs up Arroyo
Thursday, April 24, 2008 6:50 AM
By Joe Kay
ASSOCIATED PRESS
CINCINNATI -- When Kazuo Matsui singled home two runs with two outs in the fourth inning, Houston Astros manager Cecil Cooper scribbled something in his black-covered notebook.
"On my pad, I wrote, 'One two-out base hit,' " Cooper said. "Then I wrote, 'Two two-out base hits.' "
He kept going, all the way up to six.
The Astros scored seven runs in the fourth inning -- all on two-out hits -- and rolled to their fourth straight victory last night, 9-3 over a struggling Cincinnati Reds team that's trying to remake itself.
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Reds' slow start costs GM his job
Krivsky fired in third season; Jocketty takes over
Thursday, April 24, 2008 6:51 AM
By Scott Priestle
The Columbus Dispatch
CINCINNATI -- Wayne Krivsky has an eye for baseball talent and a predilection toward patience. He is a scout by trade and a builder at heart.
"I never lose sight of the long term," he said.
It made him a perfect fit as assistant general manager of the Minnesota Twins, where ownership tolerated the long road to success, but something less than perfect as general manager of the Reds, where owner Bob Castellini runs the team with a fan's zeal and a silver-spoon sensibility. Castellini wants to win immediately, and he does not mind the cost.
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Well, I think you take the good with the bad, and you look at it in the context of how Arroyo pitched when he got that contract. Everybody knows 06 was a career year for Arroyo as he benefited from switching leagues and going back into a regular rotation. I know Grande and Welsh overplay the "lack of run support" card from last year, but that point is true. Arroyo was getting 3.5 runs a game last season, which was the worst among league pitchers and a full run under the league average ERA for starters. Can't win that way, either.Bestbuck36;1147606; said:How do you think Bob C feels about that $25 million he's going to pay Arroyo over the next two seasons? :chompy: